You've seen this movie…
A spaceship drifts too close to a black hole. Light bends. Time warps. Weird things happen. Then it crosses the event horizon (the point of no return)... and vanishes.
That's where I believe we are in this bull market, right now.
16 years of easy money, insane gains and tech billionaires richer than God have created a gaping black hole of risk.
Now we're past the safe zone, approaching the event horizon... the last wild rush before the immutable laws of the universe rip the whole thing apart. Don't just take my word for it.
MarketWatch says the rally's "moving more toward melt-up mode."
Contrarian macrostrategist David Hunter believes the S&P could be headed for a parabolic 8000, before a brutal 80% drop.
Even Ray Dalio (a man who's tracked 500 years of debt cycles) warns the U.S. is heading into "very, very dark times."
Is your portfolio equipped to survive such a wild ride?
Honestly, probably not. There's a good chance you'll get dragged into the abyss, just like millions of others.
And don't look to Washington to ride to your rescue. It's too late for that. We were promised a big fix, but it never arrived.
Instead, the debts are bigger, the deficit is fatter, and core inflation is ever higher.
This market's like a house with fresh paint and termites chewing through the foundations… it looks strong from the street with stocks at all-time highs, but beneath the surface it's been hollowed out.
Analyst Michael Lebowitz sees "striking similarities to the dot-com melt-up of 1999" and so do I.
Back then, rate cuts acted like fuel on an already raging fire… predictably, the market got too hot and flamed out:
