Market veterans have uncovered a remarkable century-old trading pattern that's accurately forecasted every significant market shift since 2018 - and it's now flashing critical signals ahead of the April 2nd tariff deadline.
As Wall Street grapples with over $700 billion in losses from the Magnificent Seven stocks and braces for Trump's upcoming tariff announcement, this historically precise pattern deserves your immediate attention. In an unprecedented move, we're sharing this typically exclusive research publicly due to the convergence of the April 2nd decision and the pattern's 2026 implications. A trusted partner has revealed compelling evidence that merits urgent review, particularly given this pattern's proven track record.
Stock investors are scared. And volatility is soaring. Most people are obsessed with Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs.
Yes, the economic uncertainly is playing havoc with the stock market.
But there's a bigger and more important force you need to know about.
Stock investors are scared.
And volatility is soaring.
Most people are obsessed with Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs.
Yes, the economic uncertainly is playing havoc with the stock market.
But there's a bigger and more important force you need to know about.
It's a market cycle that helps us figure out what is most likely to happen for the rest of 2025, and in 2026 too.
This market cycle is what allowed me to accurately call the bear markets of 2018... and 2022... and the roaring bull markets in both 2023 and 2024.
That's why I want to show you what's most likely coming next, based on 100 years of data.
The bad news is, there's another big crash coming. I want to show you when history says it's most likely to take place, and what I recommend doing with your money now.
Everything you need to know is in my detailed presentation, which we've posted on my firm's website. It's available free of charge - click here to view.
Market data sourced from Federal Reserve statements, Treasury Department communications, and publicly available financial information
Donald Trump just won the election resoundingly. And already, in the first few hours after the news, Bitcoin has skyrocketed. Hitting all-time highs on the first day after the election. But that’s just the start …
Juan Villaverde called the top and bottom of every crypto bull market since 2012. And he says 2025 could be the greatest bull market in crypto history. He believes Bitcoin will go to $150,000 — or more.
But there’s one coin he thinks could go even higher. It’s part of Trump’s special Project Crypto. His plan to make America “the crypto capital of the planet.” This could be his favorite coin.
And it’s definitely one of his vice president’s favorite. Click here to find out more about the coin that makes more than Bitcoin in the 2025 bull market.
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A puzzling disconnect has emerged: gold is at $1,900+ while mining stocks are priced for $1,800. Industry analysts are calling this the largest valuation gap they've ever seen in the sector.
Gold is trading near record highs, but mining company valuations tell a completely different story. This puzzling disconnect has caught the attention of major market analysts.
Breaking news: The U.S. just escalated the global trade war with punitive tariffs reaching 25%. While markets tumble, gold miners are reporting their best quarterly results ever.
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