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4x bigger than Apple in 2016…   [Retro Trading Report]( Important Note The purchase of crypto entails a risk. The value of crypto can fluctuate and capital involved in a crypto transaction is subject to market volatility and loss. Any reward rate referenced herein is not guaranteed and is subject to change in accordance with the Rewards Account user agreement. Digital currencies and the Rewards Account in particular are not bank deposits, are not legal tender, and are not backed by the government. Blockchain.com’s products and services are not subject to any governmental or government-backed deposit protection schemes. Legislative and regulatory changes or actions in any jurisdiction in which Blockchain.com’s customers are located may adversely affect the use, transfer, exchange, and value of digital currencies. Once your assets are transferred to a Rewards Account, this represents an obligation of Blockchain.com to transfer to you upon your request an equivalent amount of eligible reward assets in your wallet Rewards Account. However, in the unlikely event that any losses exceed Blockchain.com’s total available financial resources, you may suffer a loss and any claim you have against Blockchain.com will rank on an equal footing with Blockchain.com’s other unsecured creditors. If there’s a bigger money maker in the market right now, I haven’t seen it. Look at this picture: [Video preview]( This is a liquid natural gas (LNG) export facility. Last month, Warren Buffett bought one of these in Maryland – one of only 7 in the U.S. Why? Natural gas is what’s used to power electrical grids. After Russia, America has the most natural gas in the world… And during record summer heat waves – like we’re seeing around the U.S. right now – electricity is what keeps people alive. Buffett also knows environmental hustlers have created possibly the [biggest energy crisis trade in history]( by playing politics with the energy grid over the last decade. That’s why he’s making one of his biggest bets ever. Just how big? Well, Buffett started buying Apple in 2016 and bought $6.7 billion that year. Apple is at the top of his signature stock picks and best performers. His energy investments for the past year or so? Over $30 billion. My name is Porter Stansberry. I’m the founder of one of the world’s largest financial research firms. This might surprise you. But I don’t recommend you buy what Buffett is buying. He can only buy mega-caps. If you’re an individual investor, [this opportunity is much bigger](. My pick is a tiny company (that as an individual investor you can buy a meaningful stake in)... It’s building what projects to be one of the world’s most valuable LNG export facilities… Making it a possible takeover target – which could lead to huge profits for you in a very short amount of time. All the details are in a brand new documentary I just produced on America’s energy future… You can [stream it here for free](. Regards, Porter Stansberry A note from the Editor: Retro Trading Report is dedicated to providing readers like you with unique opportunities. The message above from one of our business associates is one we believe you should take a serious look at. From time to time, we send special emails or offers from websites to readers who chose to opt-in. We hope you find them useful. Make sure you stay up to date with finance news by [whitelisting us](. This email was sent by D/B/A Retro Trading Report. [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms & Conditions]( | [Update Profile]( | Copywriting 2023 All Rights Reserved. Retro Trading Report 1010 Brickell Ave Miami, Florida, 33131, USA

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