Dear Reader, Kingpins are selling out. I just ran across a series of shocking report filed to the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission revealing strange Insider activity by CEOs, CFOs, and Board Members from major companies all across America. It turns out, America's corporate titans are selling shares in their own companies at a furious pace. The Walton Family, for example, has sold a combined $2.2 billion shares of the Walmart retail empire. Executives at cosmetics giant Estee Lauder and athletic clothing maker Lululemon are selling, too. And get this... Amazon founder Jeff Bezos recently sold off nearly $3 billion worth of his own company's stock. As I dug a bit deeper, I was astonished to find out... According to the Financial Times, corporate insiders are dumping shares at a rate unseen since the days before the DotCom disaster. What exactly is going on? And what does it mean for your money? It turns out, just as corporate insiders are dumping shares of their own companies at a disturbing pace... Many of America's richest, most widely-followed investors - folks like David Einhorn, Jeffrey Gundlach, and Stanley Druckenmiller -- are pouring billions of dollars into a different corner of the market. And it's only just beginning. Hard-asset expert Bill Shaw has put together a brief presentation to explain this shocking phenomenon - and to show how it could send a specific $7 investment soaring in the weeks ahead. Today, you can watch it, free of charge - right here. Regards, Brian Mansfield Senior Research Specialist, Stansberry Research P.S. Even if you don't own a single share of Wal Mart, Estee Lauder or Amazon - or any other major American firm - this development could have a dramatic impact on your life. For the full story, click here. |