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There’s one under-valued stock to pick up right now before we have to face the “End Of The Dow” as we are calling it.
Ian King is the investment legend who predicted the success of Amazon, Apple, Tesla and the 2008 financial collapse.
His prediction of the crash sent his hedge fund soaring 1,700% in just two years and lifted King’s name into the “world’s best investor” category.
King just published an even bolder prediction: “The End Of The Dow”
He reveals everything in a new, controversial video presentation.
You’ll see the real reason America’s favorite stocks such as Intel, Boeing and J&J are crumbling.
It’s actually shocking.
But more importantly, you’ll see where you should put your money in 2021.
“Sadly, most Americans are investing in the wrong place,” King says. “There is a new stock market full of opportunity. The biggest gains are yet to be made.”
King even goes on to reveal details on his No. 1 stock pick for 2021.
Some investors could make fortunes beyond belief.
Especially considering how well Ian’s previous top stock picks have done.
Those that got in on his top pick of 2019, Tesla, made a 552% gain on the first half in 11 months and then a 919% in just over a year on the second half.
In June 2020, Ian recommended SunPower, and we closed the first half for 781% in just seven months and the other 50% of the position is up nearly 800% and still soaring.
Of course, these are some of his most exceptional gains to date.
But Ian thinks his No. 1 stock pick for 2021 could do even better because it’s already racing higher by the day.
Join Ian and get more details on what could be his biggest prediction yet.
Regards,
Jessica Cohn
Editorial Director
Banyan Hill Publishing
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