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your Daily Profit issue [Daily Profit]( Man Who Predicted Both The 2000 And 2008 Bubbles Now Says THIS [By Ian Wyatt] By Ian Wyatt Tuesday, May 24, 2022 The investment legend who called both the 2000 and 2008 bubbles just said… That not only does the current bubble look like 2000… But that he expects the S&P 500 to fall at least 40% from its peak in what will likely be a multi-year decline for stocks. So WHY are smart investors rushing into [these MACE stocks?]( Because not only could they survive that potential crash… But they could also deliver a 13,913% return – enough to turn $1k into $140,130. [Click here to discover how.]( Jeremy Grantham is one of the best-known investors of the world. He predicted the 2000 and 2008 bubble… And now he’s got a brand-new warning about the current one: This bubble looks eerily similar to 2000 – but with two serious differences. As he said: “What I fear is that there are a couple of differences with 2000 that are more serious. One of them is that 2000 was exclusively in US stocks, the bonds were great, the yields were terrific, housing was cheap [and] commodities were well behaved.” Adding that in comparison to today, 2000 “was paradise.” Moreover, we have two things that are driving a lot of pain for the bond market: - Commodities going through the roof - And interest rates from a floor of almost 0% In his own words: “What you never want to do in a bubble is mess with housing, and we’re selling at a higher multiple of family income than we did at the top of the so-called housing bubble in 2006. In addition, the bond market recently had the lowest lows in 6,000 years of history. In addition, energy prices have pushed up, [and] metals and food prices are actually on the UN index higher than they have ever been before in real terms. So we are really messing with all of the assets so this has turned out historically to be very dangerous,” he added… pointing to similarities between today and Japan’s massive asset bubble in the 80s. In short… Things are looking pretty grim – [unless you know where to look.]( And this is why I’m moving $100,000 of my own money into MACE stocks. Because they are one of the best opportunities to protect yourself and pile up profits as high as 13,913% in the next 36 months. [Go here to see HOW I’m joining the “MACE race”]( – and how you could too. Now, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… If you don’t want to take a beating from this market, know that there’s opportunity. And in my view… The BIGGEST one right now is [these 4 specific MACE stocks]( that could turn $1k into $140,130 – in 36 months. That’s why, while the average NYSE stock is down over 34% of its highs… And the Nasdaq is getting absolutely creamed with almost HALF the stocks seeing their prices cut in HALF… I’m investing $100k of my own money into these 4 little-known MACE stocks. Needless to say… I’m extremely bullish on them. [Go here to see why]( – as well as how to join the “MACE race” the right way. Yours in Wealth, [Ian Wyatt] Ian Wyatt [Visit DailyProfit.com]( [Take a 7 day break from these emails]( [Unsubscribe from these types of emails]( [Manage your email preferences]( [Wyatt Investment Research] Disclaimer & Important Information [Wyatt Investment Research (“WIR”)]( owns and publishes the website WyattResearch.com, other web sites, and, through its subscription services, various investment newsletters, trade alerts, and other investment-related educational materials. 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