Leaked Data Video #2:
What Few Saw Coming
Harry Dent | July 19, 2019 | Yesterday I shared the first of three videos with you, revealing the power of the "leaked data" I spent $250,000 to make accessible to people like you. This is data that the Bureau of Labor Statistics gathers regularly, and makes public. But it does so in such a way as to make the information all but useless to you. Only those with a very specific college degree can make heads or tails of it. So I found someone like that and paid them a boat load of money to process the data into useful information. In today's video, Rodney and I continue to explain what this data allows us to see. And even more importantly, how you can benefit from it as well. 
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