Hi Reader, I notice you haven't signed up for the Prediction 2026 event tomorrow morning, where I'll appear alongside 5 Wall Street legends. That worries me, because it's based on a pattern that has held true since 1933, which could open the most lucrative trading opportunity in two decades this month... if you understand what's coming. In short, I've been working closely with Keith Kaplan, whose fintech firm helps track $29 billion in assets around the world. He believes a colossal "divide" is coming to U.S. stocks. And frankly, I agree. It's based on a U.S. Government pattern with a 70% likelihood of sweeping every major sector this year, for better and for worse. I'm sure you remember (from last April) the impact the government can have on stocks. So please, don't ignore this. At least reserve your spot to get the blueprint for 2026. On a smaller scale, Keith and his team have seen this shift coming for months. For example, you could have doubled your money 13 times on their recommendations for shifting your cash... Before, during, and after 2025's sell-off. If you're putting your money in the market without the benefit of this kind of analysis ... you'll be crushed by the people using it this year. 12 different people have reported doubling their money in the last year. But it's still early, which means 99% of the investing population hasn't caught on to this strategy yet and you still have an enormous opportunity, especially with the "new order" Keith sees coming to stocks this month. That's why I urge you to watch Prediction 2026 tomorrow, which I'll personally kick off at 10 am ET. at our corporate affiliate, TradeSmith. The event is free to attend tomorrow. And you'll even get 2 free recommendations from the man whose last free pick, back in July, rose 104% in 5 months. So if NOTHING ELSE, be sure to at least sign up and get the ticker symbol at 10 am ET. All we ask is that you please reserve your spot today. Hope to see you tomorrow morning, Marc Chaikin
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