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The Bleeding Edge Reader, You don't have much time, so I'll make this quick: The clock just started

[Brownstone Research] Editor's Note: Our colleagues at Stansberry Research have just released the following piece of research that could have a huge bearing on your financial future. We urge you to continue reading... --------------------------------------------------------------- Move Your Money Before 2021 [Image]( The Bleeding Edge Reader, You don't have much time, so I'll make this quick: The clock just started on [the biggest financial event in twenty years.]( And the next three months could determine who will become fabulously wealthy in 2021 — and who won't. Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Morgan Stanley have already seen it coming — and quietly changed their outlook for the new year. But one Finance PhD and former hedge fund manager is stepping forward to make sure regular Americans [don't get left behind.]( Dr. Steve Sjuggerud is one of the most widely-followed financial analysts in world, with over 500,000 people relying on his market predictions. His work has been featured in Barron's, The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and Bloomberg. But Dr. Sjuggerud says [his new prediction]( likely won't get any media attention until it's far too late. He told me: This is an event that will go down in financial history. Fortunes will be made — and lost. And it all comes down to [knowing what's coming, and positioning yourself]( before 2020 comes to an end. Please note: This has nothing to do with the election or the COVID-19 crisis. Instead, it's [a huge, unstoppable stock market trend]( that was already creating millionaires before the pandemic hit. Now, it's been accelerated. And your window of opportunity is rapidly closing. I recently sat down with Dr. Sjuggerud to get the real story about what's headed for our country's financial system, and how to position yourself before it arrives. Including the [#1 stock to buy before the end of the year.]( (You'll get the name and ticker symbol, completely free.) To watch my interview with Dr. Steve Sjuggerud, free for a limited time — [click here.]( Regards, Kelly Brown Managing Director, Stansberry Research Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999 © 2020 Brownstone Research Group. All rights reserved. 455 NE 5th Ave Suite D384, Delray Beach, FL 33483. To ensure our emails continue reaching your inbox, please [add our email address]( to your address book. No longer wish to receive special offers from us? Click [here]( for options.

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