Cannabis Royalties and Bitcoin $10,000

Back in 2013, the Outsider Club’s own Nick Hodge predicted Bitcoin would hit $10,000. The cryptocurrency was worth just $1,000 at the time. Today, it’s trading a record high above $9,600. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Outsider Club. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Outsider Club logo]  Cannabis Royalties and Bitcoin $10,000 By Outsider Club Written Nov, 27 2017 This week’s top stories… Bitcoin $10,000: Back in 2013, the Outsider Club’s own Nick Hodge [predicted Bitcoin would hit $10,000](. “As an encrypted online currency, Bitcoin doesn’t have the same liabilities traditional currencies do,” he said. “Their supply isn't controlled by scheming central bankers. They're not backed by a supposedly trustworthy sovereign nation. And they can't be arbitrarily seized if things get ugly.” [Bitcoin Jesus Head]( The cryptocurrency was worth just $1,000 at the time. Today, it’s trading at a record high above $9,600. Cannabis Royalties: A new superstar investment team has just unveiled what could be the single biggest breakthrough the legal marijuana industry has ever seen. It’s developed the world’s first cannabis streaming company. [Find out more here](. Deficit Schmeficit: “The facts are very, very clear: The United States is heading toward a debt crisis,” House Speaker Paul Ryan once said. “We face a crushing burden of debt which will take down our economy — which will lower our living standards.” Apparently that’s no longer a concern, as the House tax plan set to pass will add least $1 trillion in debt over the next decade. Oil to Spike?: Economist and former Goldman Sachs Chairman Jim O'Neill thinks Brent crude oil might surge to $80 a barrel in the next year before falling back to roughly $60 by next November. That would be a 26% jump from its current level of $63.50 a barrel. O’Neill believes global economic growth is gaining momentum and likely to reach a rate of 4% or higher. Time for Koch: Time Inc., the publisher of Time, Sports Illustrated, and People is being sold to the Koch Bros, or more specifically Meredith Corp, for $3 billion. The acquisition will give Meredith, which is largely based in the Midwest, a wider, more diversified readership. To your wealth, –Outsider Club Research Staff For a list of Outsider Club premium publications, [click here.]( For the article archive, [click here.]( *Follow Outsider Club on [Facebook]( and [Twitter](. Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! Browse Our Archives [I Found Jesus in the Strangest of Places...]( [The Quietest Buy Signal In The Market]( [So Compelling That I Had To Buy In]( [Unveiling The True Economy]( [The Next State To Legalize Pot Is A $1 Billion Market]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL} . It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. 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