#1 Financial Resolution for the New Year

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#1 Financial Resolution for the New Year
Our good friend Dr. Steve Sjuggerud of Stansberry Research has an urgent warning for every investor heading into 2020, about knowing the exact right time to sell stocks should this bull market take a turn for the worse. We strongly urge you to check out his message below...

- Christina Grieves, Senior Managing Editor



I know most New Year's resolutions are tough to keep.

Luckily, securing an exit plan for the coming "Melt Down" isn't.

It's easy.

In fact, I've just done it.

I now know the exact moment I plan to sell my stocks.

Today, I'm sharing how you can do the same: figure out the exact moment to sell your investments before the "Melt Down".

Right now is the perfect time to think about important changes you can make going into the new year.

And I truly believe - that from among everything you might think about trying to do a little bit better in 2020 - having an exit plan for when to sell your stocks will have the most profound impact on your life and finances.

You see, I strongly believe a "Melt Down" of epic proportions is on its way.

For years, I've been urging my readers to take advantage of the "Melt Up" and put as much money into stocks as possible.

However, I've also always said that I'd help them prepare for the "Melt Down" when the time came.

Today, I'm making good on that promise.

If you want to know the exact moment I personally plan to sell my stocks, click here to watch an interview I recently filmed in Baltimore.

I often struggle with New Year's resolutions...

But this year I'm not.

Because knowing when to sell your stocks is actually easier than you'd ever expect.

You just need to have an exit plan in place.

Here's mine.

Regards,

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud
Senior Partner & Editor, Stansberry Research

P.S. If you know you don't have an exit plan in place and you were thinking of disregarding this message... ask yourself, why not?

Taking one simple action today could mean the difference between holding onto your gains when the "Melt Down" comes... and watching them disappear altogether.

I promise that taking one small action today will be less painful than what you may feel if you don't know what you're going to do when the "Melt Down" comes.
 
 
 
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