Here's a Rich Contrarian Profit Play on the United Kingdom's Brexit Problems

Garrett Baldwin

The United Kingdom has a new prime minister - Boris Johnson.

He's undoubtedly a controversial figure at a time when the UK is teetering on the edge of outright upheaval over its "Brexit" departure from the European Union.

Now, the UK is 3,600 miles across the Atlantic from Washington, D.C. Plenty of Americans would be hard-pressed to pick Boris Johnson out of a crowd; they might be even more hard-pressed to care about what's happening in Britain.

That would be a mistake - an expensive one.

The UK is the world's fifth- or sixth-largest economy, depending on how you want to measure it. It's a critically important NATO and European ally. The cultural ties are important, sure, though for investors, they're not quite as important as the business and financial links, or the $262.3 billion worth of trade our two countries conduct in any given year.

Just because it's cliché to say "When one sneezes, the other gets a cold," doesn't mean it's not true.

So let me walk you through the big changes underway across the pond right now - and the even bigger changes that could rock markets in short order.

And to make sure you're in the best possible position, I'll name a steeply discounted stock that puts cold, hard cash in your pocket...

Garrett Baldwin

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Garrett Baldwin is a globally recognized research economist, financial writer, consultant, and political risk analyst with decades of trading experience and degrees in economics, cybersecurity, and business from Johns Hopkins, Purdue, Indiana University, and Northwestern.

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