Former hedge fund manager: “A storm is coming”

A Storm is Coming

In just the past few weeks, a number of strange events have begun to play out in the financial markets...

With almost ZERO fanfare or media coverage.

Here's what we're seeing:

• A major shift in where hedge fund and mutual fund managers are investing their money. (There hasn't been a trend this powerful since August 2006.)

• Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America ALL quietly changing their stock outlook for 2021...

• An historically unprecedented anomaly in the options market...

• And a brand-new COVID-19 statistic that I haven't seen published ANYWHERE in the mainstream media.

Separately, these events all seem totally disconnected...

But together, they represent the rare market signal that one Finance PhD has been waiting for since stocks bottomed in March 2020.

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud is one of the most widely-followed analysts in the world, with over 500,000 people relying on his market predictions.

And he just issued a brand-new warning for what's coming to the stock market in 2021.

He says:

This is the calm before the storm – something big is brewing in the financial markets...

And the decisions you make in the coming weeks could affect your wealth for the next decade.

Dr. Sjuggerud just teamed up with another big-name investor to get his new prediction into the hands of as many Americans as possible – before it's too late.

Click here to hear his new prediction for yourself (free for a limited time).

Regards,

Allison Comotto
Senior Staff, Stansberry Research
Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999

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