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Market Signal | New Market Alert from Larry Benedict

Editor’s Note: Four major market forces are careening toward each other, Editor’s Note: Four major market forces are careening toward each other, and their collision could soon unleash a financial reckoning… one that could make the dot-com crash and the 2008 financial crisis look like child’s play. Popular stocks could crash up to 80-90% according to this former hedge fund manager, our colleague Larry Benedict. Simply go here to watch Larry’s interview or read more below.

Dear Reader,

The biggest tech investors have unloaded their top AI investments…

Peter Thiel’s fund dumped $100 million of Nvidia stock…

Its entire stake in the company.

SoftBank unloaded its entire $5.8 billion stake, too.

But perhaps the biggest signal of danger is Berkshire Hathaway sitting on $382 billion in cash.

That’s more cash on hand than Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple COMBINED.

Was this Warren Buffett’s parting gift before he stepped down as chairman and CEO?

Investors who have been riding the recent market highs might be in for a rude awakening if they’re not careful.

That’s why I recently went on air to discuss FOUR unstoppable market forces that could upend the economy in the coming weeks.

Any one of these market forces could be devastating on its own. But FOUR of them at the same time would wreak havoc on the economy. 

The last time this exact situation played out was over 50 years ago. It led to a lost decade for stocks and all-around misery for Americans from coast to coast.

Go here to watch my interview.

Regards,

Larry Benedict 
Founder, The Opportunistic Trader

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