Everything Is Rising... Especially Anger

Three weeks ago tomorrow, I loaded up the family in our giant Toyota Sequoia at 3:30 a.m. and drove off to our Florida vacation home on the island. Three weeks ago tomorrow, I loaded up the family in our giant Toyota Sequoia at 3:30 a.m. and drove off to our Florida vacation home on the island. [Wealth Daily logo] Everything Is Rising… Especially Anger [Brian Hicks Photo] By [Brian Hicks]( Written Jun 03, 2020 “The condition of man... is a condition of war of everyone against everyone.” — Thomas Hobbes Three weeks ago tomorrow, I loaded up the family in our giant Toyota Sequoia at 3:30 a.m. and drove off to our Florida vacation home on the island. It was a "cannonball" trip — a straight shot for 17 hours, stopping only for gas and restroom breaks. My kids and the dog slept nearly the entire time. Traffic on I-95 was light. Some road work slowed us down in South Carolina. But when we reached the Florida border, we were greeted by a COVID-19 checkpoint, the only state to have one on our drive. When we reached the checkpoint, the officer asked where I was driving from. “Maryland,” I said. He waved us through. One Molecule Offers Second Crack at 70,000% Gains... Early investors in cannabis earned up to 70,000% gains. Enough to turn $10K into $7 million. This new breakthrough could mean 10 times higher gains. Why? As the FDA sees, it could eradicate chronic diseases like opioid addiction, depression, and others, all with one or two doses of this breakthrough medicine. This breakthrough medicine — composed of a single “magic molecule” — could claim the lion’s share of this trillion-dollar treatment market. [Find briefing on this “magic molecule” here.]( They were stopping people with license plates from hot spots like New York and New Jersey. And we saw a ton of plates from those states driving south. Once in Florida, it was a different world from the one I had experienced for three months up north on lockdown. Florida traffic was heavy. I usually complain about stop-and-go traffic. But this time, it was refreshing. Honestly, Florida felt normal. It was as if nothing had changed. Retail stores were open and busy. Restaurants were slammed (even at 50% capacity.) In fact, the day after we arrived, we went straight to a restaurant. The place was packed — as was every other nearby restaurant. And we’ve been to six more restaurants since. But what really gave me hope were the beaches and the boaters. [wd boats] For the first time in three months I saw genuine happiness. My children were finally laughing, playing, and smiling. But it’s coming to an end. Tomorrow we head back. Doctors’ appointments that were scheduled in March, April, and May have been rescheduled for this month and July. And I’m a little concerned about the drive. I’ve been watching the riots for the past five days, and watching protesters blocking roads and major highways and dragging people out of their vehicles. It doesn’t get much more major on the East Coast than I-95. Unfortunately, I think Thomas Hobbes is about to pay a visit to the United States, meaning the situation on the ground is about to get worse. We won’t know for some time if this nationwide lockdown was a good idea. I was skeptical from the get go. Why? Because you simply can’t lock away an entire population for months without there being some serious, dreadful consequences. Over 40 million Americans have lost their jobs in the past three months. And they’ve been stuck inside. All of that pent up energy and anxiety was a powder keg waiting for a spark. They got it. Moreover, I fear the real health crisis is coming after COVID-19 in the form of suicides, depression, drug overdoses, and alcohol abuse... all of which have already started moving significantly higher, and will last for years. These 40 million Americans aren’t going to suddenly go back to work this month or next month or the month after that. [I Saw This on ESPN and My Head Went Spinning…]( Check out the bottom of its running headlines... eSports!?! A bunch of kids sitting around playing video games? That’s not a sport! Well, that’s what I thought until I did a bit more research. You won’t believe how big this thing is getting (hint: 8,200% growth coming). [Click here to learn more.]( We are stuck with chronic unemployment… along with a tsunami of bankruptcies. And of course we now have nationwide riots that have spread just as fast as the virus itself. It’s all been predictable. I hope I’m wrong. I pray that I’m wrong. I want to be wrong. And the one thing that gives me hope is the stock market. The stock market is the greatest discounting entity ever conceived, meaning it sees the future better than Nostradamus. That doesn’t mean it’s infallible. But since March 23 (the day the market bottomed), stocks have been in a super rally. We have had over two months of unbelievable gains. In fact, this has been the best quarter for investment returns of my entire career. And my business partner and co-founder of Angel just made a fortune off of DraftKings' stock and warrants [wd draft kings] What does all of this mean? Well historically it’s meant that the stock market likes what it sees in the future. I hope so. As of this writing, the NASDAQ is 142 points away from an all-time high. I’ll take what the market gives me. To do otherwise would be dumb. [Brian Hicks Signature] Brian Hicks Brian is a founding member and President of Angel Publishing and investment director for the income and dividend newsletter The Wealth Advisory. He writes about general investment strategies for [Wealth Daily]( and [Energy & Capital](. Known as the "original bull on America," Brian is also the author of the 2008 book, Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and the Greatest Investment Event of the Century. In addition to writing about the economy, investments and politics, Brian is also a frequent guest on CNBC, Bloomberg, Fox and countless radio shows. For more on Brian, take a look at his editor's [page](. [wd sunset] Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! 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