Do This BEFORE a Recession Hits
A lot of folks are tense about the market these days. We've even started hearing the word "recession" tossed around this week from names like Fannie Mae and Moody's. But the truth is, even without a worst-case scenario occurring, the S&P 500 is down about 7% for the year... And you may be wondering if it's time to start moving your money. You already know that I don't believe it is – my analysis shows we're still firmly entrenched in the Melt-Up. But it's always wise... VERY wise in fact... to have a strategy in place that could shrug off market volatility like we've seen this year... AND continue to send money flowing into your retirement account when a recession does hit. And my good friend and fellow Stansberry Research partner, Dr. David Eifrig, may have the best one I've ever come across. He's on the record saying, "35 years ago, I discovered this strategy... and I've NEVER worried about a market crash since."
It's easy to see why... His technique has accomplished some incredible results for his readers: - Since he began using it here at Stansberry in 2010, it's achieved a remarkable 94%-win rate on ALL of his trade recommendations...
- It deposits cash payouts like $1,020... $870... $1,180... even as much as $1,440 into your brokerage account... the INSTANT you execute the trades...
- And dating all the way back to March 2020, the last 116 trade recommendations he's made have ALL been winners.
Doc recently recorded a new video presentation detailing exactly what this strategy is and how you could start using it to instantly to collect thousands of dollars in extra income every month. I highly encourage you to check out what he's put together for you. It could have you sleeping a whole lot better at night. Good investing, Dr. Steve Sjuggerud P.S. Doc also calls the strategy he's sharing today, "the single most valuable moneymaking secret I discovered during my decade working on Wall Street." Considering what a brilliant career he's had, I wouldn't take that statement lightly... Find out what it is, right here. | 
