Dear Reader, If you were to ask what I've enjoyed most across my 50 years in this business, I'd tell you it's the people. I'm fortunate to have known some incredible folks over the years. Professor Joel Litman is one of them – and you need to hear the story he just broke yesterday. It's one of the best-kept moneymaking secrets of the financial sector... And I'm thrilled to see someone finally make it accessible for regular Americans. Like me, Joel left Wall Street years ago, in part due to the corruption and greed he witnessed behind the scenes as a forensic accountant. But the Street refuses to leave Joel – today, the world's top 10 global investment houses regularly turn to him for his insights. In fact, some of Joel's institutional clients have paid him up to $100,000 a month to get their hands on his stock research. Today, he's beating the drum on a massive event heading for Wall Street next month. (And yes, he even shares the exact date right here.) Joel says it's going to impact $10 trillion before the dust settles. Hundreds of companies will be affected – with dozens of individual stocks soaring – and crashing – 50% or more in a matter of weeks. He's even giving away two recommendations, absolutely free. If you haven't seen Joel's latest briefing yet, please go here before it comes offline in the next few days. I'm urging all my readers to tune in today. Because as Joel explains here , you do NOT want to end up on the wrong side of this trade. Sincerely, Marc Chaikin
Founder, Chaikin Analytics P.S. There's an old Jim Rohn quote, "You're the average of the five people you spend the most time with." That adage is 100% true, in my experience. I wouldn't be who I am today without the people I've met along the way. One of them was Marty Zweig, one of history's greatest stock pickers, who predicted the Black Monday crash on live television. Marty started picking stocks out of his childhood bedroom in Cleveland. By the end of his life, he lived in a $70 million penthouse atop the Pierre Hotel overlooking Manhattan. But to me, he was just Marty – a dear friend, a wonderful person, and a font of wisdom. Every time he spoke, I listened closely. And I learned early in life that if you want to get ahead, you need to listen to the people you trust, especially when they're gracious enough to share advice. That's why I'm passing Joel's message to you today... Within the first five minutes here, you'll understand something few people off Wall Street ever get to hear about. The short-term ramifications for your wealth could be extraordinary. | 
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