Presidential Shadow Candidate, Please Stand Up The political world is swirling with rumors about who might replace President Joseph Biden as the presidential nominee for the Democrats.
The thing is Charles Sizemore of The Freeport Society and legendary investor Louis Navellier discussed this exact scenario happening – all the way back in December.
They spoke of a “Shadow Candidate” who would appear when the opportunity presented itself, leading to a fundamental change in the character of our nation.
In today’s guest essay from Charles, he writes that if things play out as they discussed in December, “we may wish our choices were just one of the two old men on the ballot.” It’s all part of what Charles has called the “Age of Chaos.”
This is a time in which the political and investment worlds are overlapping – or rather, colliding. Getting a bead on what’s coming, why, and what to do about it is as important as ever.
On that note, I’ll hand it over to Charles.
Have a good evening,
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Click here to see the answers from the legendary trader who predicted the rise of AI stocks five years ago. Let’s be honest. The Presidential Debate on June 27 was not the finest hour for American democracy. I expected it to be bad. But not even I was prepared for 90 minutes of two old men bickering.
Perhaps the highlight of the evening, if we want to call it that, was when President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump questioned the veracity of each other’s golf handicap.
If you were hoping for reassurance that America would be in good hands following the November election, forget about it. The debate has made it clear that we’re in for a rough ride.
If either Biden or Trump had a credible plan to address the exploding debt crisis, the Social Security funding shortfall, or the continued erosion of the dollar’s purchasing power thanks to the sandpaper effect of inflation, we certainly didn’t hear about it that Thursday evening.
But something more ominous came out of the debate…
In the video my Freeport Society friend Louis Navellier and I recorded in December, we said that Biden could end up not being the Democratic Party nominee.
We believed then – even more so now – that there’s a “Shadow Candidate” waiting in the wings for the right moment to step into the light… and that his appearance could lead to the “Californication” of the country. ADVERTISEMENT  He found Apple in 1988… Cisco in 1992… Oracle in 1990… but earlier this year, he jumped on camera and revealed the biggest breakthrough of his career…
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Go here now to see this shocking story Despite the Democratic Party’s reassurances and frantic damage control following Biden’s debate performance, we may soon look prophetic. If we’re correct, come November, we may wish our choices were just one of the two old men on the ballot.
Still… we Americans are the innovative sort.
The enterprising among us will find ways to survive and thrive in this Age of Chaos regardless of who’s mismanaging the White House.
Solutions will come from the private sector... as they usually do.
Remember, America wasn’t built from the top down. This is a country of pioneers built from the bottom up, and almost always with little to no help from the government.
So, don’t put your faith in Joe Biden or Donald Trump… or in any candidate for that matter. Instead, trust in American ingenuity and capitalism.
And be willing to listen to others even if they disagree with you or you with them.
Most emails I get aren't hate mail or death threats... though I do get plenty of those too. I exercise my right to free speech loudly, so harsh replies are inevitable. I accept this. After all, we’re all entitled to our own opinion.
I’m also proudly independent, willing to call out Democrats and Republicans alike for the general mess they’ve made of things. This makes me something of a political orphan. Thankfully, I’m not alone out there.
I got a note recently from a reader, George, that I’d like to share: Yes, lots of us here have enjoyed plenty of Californication, yet I do like green ways and teach health and longevity at age 80. I'm a former physics and engineering guy concerned that air pollution particle counts are often too high for our best health. Yet I can’t afford an EV... even a used Nissan Leaf, which I look for occasionally...
Just a note to inform you that you've attracted a diverse following… who don't fully embrace ALL of your views. I love the fact that you disagree and yet keep reading. The ability to hear and understand views we might not necessarily agree with is the heart of a civilized and free society. The day we lose the ability to respectfully disagree is the day we regress into barbarism. ADVERTISEMENT  According to legendary trader Tom Gentile, who predicted the rise of AI in early 2019… and gave his readers a chance to turn $10,000 into as much as $325,000 in shares of Nvidia…
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Regarding electric vehicles, I would point out that the government tried to promote
EVs for decades and it never took. It was the vision, drive, and audacity of the South African entrepreneur Elon Musk that finally made them popular.
As the price on EVs continues to fall due to free-market competition, you might find that the Nissan Leaf you’ve been eyeing drops into your price range sooner rather than later.
But speaking of “Californication,” well… we expect we’ll be seeing a lot more of that infecting the country over the next several years. Last week’s debate pegs the odds much higher than anyone thought possible just days ago.
So, I urge you to watch this video with Louis and me. We share who we believe the Shadow Candidate is… and, most importantly, we propose ways to prepare. To life, liberty, and the pursuit of wealth,  | | Charles Sizemore
Chief Investment Strategist, The Freeport Society | |
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