Putting the Financial
Industry "On Notice"
This tells you just about everything you need to know about the state of affairs in America today...
Just since the beginning of the pandemic, the richest billionaires have added more than $1 TRILLION to their wealth.
- Elon Musk grew his wealth six-fold...
- Jeff Bezos added $65 billion to his tally...
- And Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert's fortune exploded more than 600%... to "just" $41 billion.
Meanwhile, in Texas, an 11-year-old boy froze to death trying to keep his 3-year-old brother warm after 2 days without heat in a winter storm.
It's tragic, and shameful.
The Big Con runs far deeper than you can imagine.
And I'm stepping forward now to do something about it.
I actually QUIT a lucrative career on Wall Street to come forward with this message...
And I have little doubt that what I say here will turn me into public enemy No. 1 across the entire financial industry.
But the effects of the Big Con are going to be devastating for those who don't take action.
Already, the wealth gap in America has never been bigger, in a half century of record-keeping.
American wealth has never recovered from the Great Recession in 2008.
And it's only going to get worse from here.
The wave of inflation you keep hearing about?
It's going to be great for the rich.
It's everyone else that gets ripped off.
I'm sorry if this is alarming.
Right now, there's still something YOU can do...
A way to "turn the tables" on Wall Street and the rich... and potentially make 630% in the next few years, if history is any guide.
It's true that I won a slew of stock-picking awards during my Wall Street career.
And made quite a nice living too.
But as of right now, I'm putting all my former colleagues (and even some current ones) "on notice."
And taking one incredibly radical step.
I can't be sure how long my message will stay online, for reasons you'll understand when you see it.
Please, just take a look today while you still can.
Sincerely,
Thomas Carroll
Senior Analyst, Stansberry Research
Delivering World-Class Financial Research Since 1999
