| Dear Reader, We’ve finally opened the doors for this year’s virtual Strategic Investment Conference (SIC), and it’s set to be an illuminating one. When we decided on the theme of “Thinking the Unthinkable” several months ago, we didn’t realize just how prescient it would be. If you asked 100 economists in 2021 what our economy would look like today, you’d have 100 different answers. But I’d guess that very few of them would’ve predicted the kind of turmoil we’ve experienced since then. You don’t need me to rehash all the bloody details. Suffice it to say, we’ve had a tough 12 to 18 months, and there’s likely more to come. We’ve seen the dangers of “not knowing what you don’t know,” and we need to prepare ourselves for any and all possibilities ahead. That’s why the theme of “Thinking the Unthinkable” is so fitting for this year’s Strategic Investment Conference (SIC). I’ve advocated for this approach for years, but we can only prepare ourselves and profit from the silver linings if we think outside the box. That’s why I’m so eager to dig into the minds of our esteemed experts at the SIC. Now that we’ve opened the doors officially, I’d like to invite you to join me and pre-order your Virtual Pass for SIC 2023 today. I’m confident that with the insights from our 40+ speakers (with more being added each week), we’ll have a much clearer view of the economic landscape, and we can set a better plan for the year ahead. The conference will take place over 5 days from May 1‒10 (dates include May 1, 3, 5, 8, and 10), and our team will have you covered. You’ll have access to high-quality audio and video recordings of each presentation, panel discussion, and fireside chats. If you prefer to read rather than listen in, full transcripts will be available for you too (and presenter slides when they’re made available to us). Click here to join us and reserve your Virtual Pass for SIC 2023 today. When you accept our invitation today, you’ll save 44% off the retail price. I look forward to seeing you there! Your ready for whatever comes next analyst, 
John Mauldin
Co-Founder, Mauldin Economics | 