Note from Marc: I wish I had a way to make sure every Chaikin Analytics reader sees the essay below. It's only about a 5-minute read. And it details – in full – a strategy that we don't cover at Chaikin, but that my friends at our corporate affiliate Altimetry have mastered. Right now, an unusual setup is creating the chance to see 100% potential gains in some of the lowest-risk assets in the world. You can get nearly the whole story below – but if you plan to take action, tomorrow is the last day to do so.
My Life's Work Is in This Letter By Rob Spivey, Director of Research, Altimetry Dear Reader, Here's the situation in one sentence... I haven't seen a market opportunity this good since 2008 – and your best opportunity to take advantage of it ends tomorrow. In this message, I'll detail the most lucrative low-risk investing strategy I've ever found anywhere. One that you can learn about in full detail without spending a dime – immediately. But my one-sentence summary is really all you need to know. This group of recommendations – outside the stock market – could deliver 40%... 60%... even 100% gains in as little as a year, plus interest... In assets that are a fortress of financial security. Assets where your potential gains and income are locked in, in advance, and backed by an enforceable legal contract. But after tomorrow, the details of this opportunity will disappear from the web – and this one-time-only invitation to get started will be gone. Over the past few years, my research on this approach has notched a perfect 100%-win rate. And we have over 10 different open positions up by at least double digits... as high as 43%. I've said for years now that I believe most folks would not just be wealthier but also happier and more at ease if they simply made this the cornerstone of their entire investing approach. But right now – and the window may only be open for a few weeks – it's so much better. See, I'm talking about a bond strategy . Most people know the government raises money by selling bonds, but many don't realize that companies do the exact same thing. Ordinary people can buy bonds from Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, or virtually any company – big or small – that you can think of. Corporate bonds are typically issued in $1,000 increments. If you buy a $1,000 bond from, say, Apple, then Apple owes you $1,000. They've actually entered into a binding legal contract with you. They owe you that money back, by law, on a certain future date, which is called the maturity date of the bond. And they pay you an agreed-upon amount of interest each year – typically twice a year – along the way, to make it worthwhile for you. (Until tomorrow: Claim $17,000-plus of research and bonuses here.) Those are the basic mechanics of a bond. Apple can't normally change the interest rate or maturity date on you. They'd have to go to court and explain themselves. And if they ever failed to pay up for any reason, same thing. So, it's not like stock investing. You don't need to care much about the things that stock investors care about, like how many iPhones Apple expects to sell, or its supply chain for microchips or whatever. The contract says Apple has to pay you. And as long as it can pay you, you're set. And believe me, Apple can. I want to plant that flag in your mind right now. Because bonds can be quite low risk. And then there are opportunities like Apple bonds... Where the company is so strong, with so much cash, that there is virtually no scenario in which they can't pay you back. (Many experts consider companies like Apple and Google parent Alphabet more creditworthy than the U.S. government.) That's the opportunity today... with 100% upside potential in the bonds of blue-chip companies like the ones I just named. Let me be clear: This never normally happens. See... Normally, the big opportunity in corporate bonds happens when certain industries or companies hit rough waters. When that happens, the bond – again, a legal obligation to pay you $1,000 – can trade down to $700... $600... $500... or even less in the open market. It happens because of fear that the company may not be able to meet its legal obligation to repay. But the fear is often completely misplaced. And at Altimetry, we've gotten very, very good at spotting these situations... They're squarely in the wheelhouse of our Uniform Accounting tools, which give us the real picture of companies' cash flows and assets – and thus their true ability to pay out. It's sometimes called "distressed debt" investing. And it's a great strategy if you have the tools we do. But today, certain bonds from companies like Apple are trading like "distressed debt" – offering the same kind of outsized potential returns. Let me be clear: Apple is not distressed. It just isn't. It's trading that way because of a once-in-a-generation anomaly in the markets. My business partner Joel Litman and I explain that anomaly, right here. And quite frankly, when you can buy bonds of this quality for as little as 50 cents on the dollar, you don't hesitate – you buy. Now, I hope you'll hear this next part... I'm telling you this with complete sincerity. You now know more about corporate bonds than almost everyone else on the planet... Just from what I've told you right here in this e-mail. I'm not joking... This is a market that has been regularly "gate-kept" by wealthy and powerful folks. And I know from years of experience that most folks in your position never get started because they're too intimidated by the terminology... or by doing literally anything in the market that's not buying stocks. It kills me – and I've made it my professional mission to do something about it. Please don't make that mistake. I assure you – this strategy is so straightforward. And it's my job to stay on top of interest rate dynamics and "boring" (well, to most folks) stuff like that. For you... This is something you can act on today and likely sit back for a year or so before cashing in 50% to 100% capital gains (plus interest), based on our research. It's the best market opportunity I've seen since 2008. And until tomorrow only... You can claim more than $17,000 of research and bonuses and an 86% total discount when you get started with this one-time-only invitation for my research. I hope you'll say "yes." When you do, I'm confident you'll never look back. Regards, Rob Spivey
Director of Research, Altimetry P.S. Back in 2008, the famous hedge fund I was working for dropped everything to focus 100% on this strategy because the opportunities were so good. One of the bonds I personally identified for us was down to 64 cents on the dollar. We could see that the company had something like five times the cash on hand needed to cover its debt. Meaning, if you bought it at that level, you were looking at a 12.5% yield right off the bat... plus a 56% capital gain. The situation today is quite similar... Except the company I targeted back then couldn't dream of the deep pockets and financial security of the companies I'm recommending now. Apple generates around $150 billion more in cash flow every year than it needs to cover its obligations. For Alphabet, the parent company of Google, it's around $200 billion. In short: Today, you have what might be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to buy bonds that many consider safer than U.S. Treasurys... With capital upside of 50% to 100%... And likely outperform nearly every stock in the market with a fraction of the risk. But this anomaly will disappear quickly. It has already begun. P.P.S. The bond I bought for my hedge fund in 2008 could have more than doubled your money in a couple of years – during the worst stock crisis in a century, when the market fell by nearly 50%. Think about that... I'm not predicting a big market crash this year... but I'm sure you're well aware that the market risks are higher than they've been in a long time. That's why I recommend you essentially "lock in" significant gain potential in these low-risk investments first ... Before you touch any stocks... options... precious metals... or any other asset. You'll thank me later. | 
