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More proof... event has been huge... Already, thousands of people have watched it... Of course, give

More proof... [Header] Hey, Phil here... The response to our [ELEVENTH HOUR: Last Chance]( event has been huge... Already, thousands of people have watched it... Of course, given the number of viewers, it means we had a lot of questions coming in that I didn't have time to get to during the event. So let me answer some of the common ones now: Q1. I know Phil is recommending a banking stock in his portfolio and saying banking stocks are a buy. But I'm hearing so much bad news about banks at the moment... how can we be sure? I hear you... The mainstream media is blasting fear messages on the banking system nonstop... But I covered multiple reasons why the banking system is healthy during last night's event (you can see them in the [replay here](... I urge you to watch it if you haven't already... But here's two more things you can do personally to reassure yourself... First... Open Google in another browser tab, and just type in "banks earnings beat USA 2023..." And just see what comes up... You'll see how many banks are beating earnings... This doesn't make it onto the front page because it doesn't fit the fear narrative... Second... Search the performance of bank stocks from 2002-2007 (during the prior ELEVENTH HOUR period)... You'll see banks soared... Even large-cap banks like Goldman Sachs went up over 250%... Smaller ones can do even better... Bank stocks have always done well in the final stage of the Real Estate Cycle (i.e. the ELEVENTH HOUR)... And that's what we're looking for... Remember: during the prior ELEVENTH HOUR period (from 2002-2007), I picked nine out of nine winners with an average peak gain of 485%... And now, with The Signal portfolio, we're already nearly TRIPLING the S&P 500 since inception... So I know how to play this market... And as the bull market heats up, I believe that's just a taste of what's to come... I'd love to have you along for the ride... [To see the details of your offer to join The Signal, click here.]( Q2. Everyone says you're not supposed to be able to predict future market events with the level of accuracy you do Phil. What are they missing? The big thing you need to understand is that the role of land has been systematically written out of the economics profession over the last century. You won't find it in modern economics textbooks... But land — and credit creation around land — is the foundational element of the economy... It's why the economy seems so random to most "experts"... Even trained economists... Because they're missing the biggest piece of the puzzle... And it's why they can't see the Real Estate Cycle... So why was it written out of the profession? Well, that's a huge topic... And that's the kind of stuff we do in The Signal during my weekly updates... I not only make market forecasts, I share the knowledge I've gained studying this stuff for more than thirty years... And when you join, you also get The Signal Manifesto, which gives you a breakdown of the Real Estate Cycle... and goes into this in more depth... [To see the details of your offer to join The Signal, click here.]( Q3. If it's so apparent, why can't more people see the Real Estate Cycle? Great question... But see the answer above on the role of land being written out of economics... But another thing... There's no continuous data set for real estate prices across the U.S. for more than two centuries... It's something you have to piece together from multiple sources... Most economists aren't looking to do something like that because they don't include land in their models anyway... It took me years of work to compile... and a lot of this data is not even on the internet... But I compiled it all in my book, The Secret Life of Real Estate and Banking... Q4. Why don't you give away access to The Signal for free if you're so wealthy? Someone got up on the wrong side of the bed! Of course, people do ask things like this from time to time... So let me address this... As you know, I'm from Australia... And one of the things I love about the U.S. — that we don't have in Australia — is a love of business, capitalism, and the idea that making money is admirable if you're providing value... And that's what we're doing here — running a business... The group I've partnered with to publish my work — Rogue Economics — has a large staff of expert financial analysts, editorial writers, video producers... the works... What's more, I believe The Signal is already providing immense value... FAR more than what we're charging... I've used the Real Estate Cycle to predict all the major turns in the market for the last thirty years back-to-back... (We went through them all last night. [You can watch a replay here.]( Now, I'm sharing my forecasts with subscribers of The Signal... And my research and recommendations are helping people make investments on top of that, and anyone who has acted on my stock picks is nearly tripling the S&P 500 so far... That's something most Wall St hedge funds can't achieve... And if they can, you'll likely need huge wealth just to buy in and you'll get charged a 2% flat fee and 20% on profits... which adds up to an unholy amount of money... What we're asking for in return for access to The Signal is extremely reasonable... The per-day rate for a membership to The Signal is less than what it costs to buy a Big Mac... Our margins aren't crazy... But we expect to make a profit and retain subscribers if we do a good job... Just like any other business... That's the American way... And it's why I love this country. [On that note, if you'd like to see the terms on our very reasonable membership fee to join The Signal, click here...]( That's all I have time for this morning. Once again, I want to say thank you again for attending last night. And I hope to see you at The Signal... Phil Anderson Editor, The Signal P.S. If you'd like to watch a replay of the event, [click here...]( © 2023 Rogue Economics. 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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