Wednesday, November 30, 2022

The Chart Wall Street Doesn’t Want You to See

Dear Loyal Reader,

Take a look at this chart…

Click here if you are unable to see the image.

It comes from Ian King's Crisis Investment Summit.

And it shows how much the S&P 500 makes in an average year … compared to how much it's made in the 12 months directly following the last three major stock market crashes.

As you can see — contrary to what we've been told by the media — the 12 months after a stock market crash is actually one of the best times you can possibly invest.

However, as Ian points out, that's just the average.

Stocks that follow this little-known pattern can do much better … as much as 780% in less than one year.

How is that possible?

Ian explained everything in the Crisis Investment Summit … which you can still catch here, if you're quick.

Click here if you are unable to see the image.

Kind regards,

Amber Lancaster
Director of Investment Research, Banyan Hill Publishing

P.S. If you follow this link now, you'll also have the opportunity to find out about Ian's top three stocks to invest in right now.


 


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