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The 2008 housing crisis was one of the biggest economic disasters in American history.
Ever since, members of Congress have been fighting to get this money BACK to hard-working taxpayers like you.
Yet the solution was in front of their faces all along… an obscure provision inside U.S. Public Law 99-514.
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The Uber IPO was not only one of the most anticipated, but also one of the biggest IPO flops of 2019.
And Money Morning knew it would be.
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Some shady financial practices have inflated the stock prices in this sector, but this one strategy weeds out the sick companies from the healthy.
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A new ETF rule will allow ETFs to hide which stocks they hold. It's another reminder Wall Street doesn't look out for you.
This is just another excuse to keep the little guy at bay. Don't think they are doing it to make you rich.
Fortunately, we have a solution...
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I spent more than 35 years on Wall Street, in the trenches. I built a fortune helping my clients make billions before stepping away to run high-profit trading research services for my subscribers and expose the Street's dirty little secrets.
So believe me when I tell you I've seen a harebrained Wall Street scheme or two: the savings and loan crisis… the "crash-proof" portfolio insurance craze that led directly to the Black Monday market crash in 1987… subprime loans and toxic, mortgage-backed securities in 2008.
Those are just the biggies; there were dozens of other, smaller schemes that didn't crash the entire market – but wiped out plenty of investors.
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I've got to be blunt. Your financial success depends on it.
Wall Street is feeding you a narrative that's fatally, dangerously flawed when it comes to financial planning.
They make the assumption that you're going to live this way or that and, in doing so, produce a whole bunch of fancy charts, full of calculations intended to show you how much you need to save to meet their projections.
The hope is, of course, that you'll become a valued, or should I say valuable, client – meaning you're going to generate tons of commissions to line their pockets for having prepared a deep look into your financial affairs.
The reality is very different.
Those same fancy-pants charts – which, by the way, can cost you a "planning fee" ranging from $100 to several thousand dollars – usually have the opposite impact: People realize they're so far from meeting their "goals" that they give up without even trying.
I've never liked that, but then again, I've never played by the rules, either.
That's why I'm so excited to tell you this...
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A typical college student graduates with an average of $25,000 in debt and pays it off in 10 to 20 years.
Two and a half million Americans have debts of $100,000 or more.
Thousands are picking up Uber or waiting tables by night to help speed this up.
But this may not be necessary...
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Listen, I'm not the kind of guy to say, "I told you so," but if I was, I'd sure be saying it now.
That's because I told you a few weeks ago that the former unicorn known as Lyft Inc. (Nasdaq:LYFT) would crash and burn on its IPO.
And that's exactly what it did.
Only, it's worse than the press is making it out to be.
Here's how Lyft, a distant cousin of Icarus, flew too close to the sun…
Here's how Lyft, a distant cousin of Icarus, flew too close to the sun...
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Things that'll be "different this time" usually aren't, especially when it comes to hot stoves, hot steering wheels, and hot bond markets. Touch 'em and you'll get burned, or so goes the thinking.
Every once in a while, though, the situation plays out.
Take the inverted yield curve that caused last Friday's vicious selloff and made countless headlines around the world when it happen for the first time since 2007.
Contrary to what Wall Street and legions of economists want you to believe, it may NOT be the harbinger of doom that it's been for the past 50 years.
Here's my case (and what to buy if you're interested in big profits)…
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Don't let Wall Street hide this investment strategy from you – there are huge profits to be made, and this is just where to start.
Find out what you should be investing in here...
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