If you go back and look at the 30 highest performing stocks from 1980 through...
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Dear Reader,

Hi, I'm Brett Aitken.

I'm the Managing Director of Editorial here at Stansberry Research.

We recently made a startling discovery...

If you go back and look at the 30 highest performing stocks from 1980 through 2017, here's what you'll find: 

  • 14 of the 30 stocks outperformed 'investment miracle' Berkshire Hathaway...
  • In fact, a couple of the top performers have returned as much as 104,000%, even 117,000%...
  • Now get this... of the 567 U.S.-based stocks that traded publicly over that stretch – 26 of the 30 were small, unknown businesses when they began their historic run-ups!

What made 1980 a "launch pad" year for so many small American businesses?

A "crazy fool" in the White House made it possible.

That's right. Ronald Reagan was a hero to small American businesses. In fact, he once stated:

"Entrepreneurs and their small enterprises are responsible for almost all the economic growth in the United States."

Compare that to Barack Obama in 2012 telling Americans, "If you've got a business, you didn't build that!"

Thankfully, we're in a far better place today. And that's the reason for this email.

See, as we get set to begin 2019, Trump is repeating what Ronald Reagan did for U.S. small businesses during the 1980's. And for a number of stocks, that means there's potentially a long runway of growth ahead.

But don't just take my word for it. Take a look to what the Dean of the Wharton School of Business had to say:

"Tax cuts + deregulation + increased spending. That was Reaganomics. It looks like Trump will be its second coming." - Geoffrey Garnett, Dean, The Wharton School

While CNBC and MarketWatch reports:

"Small-business confidence is back at a record high under Trump."

"Small-business owners credit Trump economic policies for record optimism."

See, when small business leaders are confident and optimistic, like they are right now... and according to survey after survey, small businesses in the U.S. are right now the most confident they've been since Ronald Reagan was in the White House...

This is when they basically see the green light to grow their businesses. And they hit the gas.

That's why I've asked our top analysts to assemble a list of the highest upside, publicly traded small American businesses to begin 2019 – we're talking stock opportunities with "moonshot" potential!

We've dubbed this project, American Moonshots...

Because these are the stock recommendations that can turn a small stake into not just a comfortable lining of wealth for you and your family – but stocks with the potential to provide generational wealth.

And potentially impact the lives of your children. Along with your children's children.

If this sounds like something you're interested in hearing more about, this coming Thursday, December 27th, at 4 p.m. Eastern time, we're officially launching American Moonshots... 

You're not going to want to miss this!

All the details are right here.

Including how you can be the very first to hear the names of these stock recommendations and snatch up a coupon worth $1,000!

Sincerely,

Brett Aitken
Managing Director of Editorial Research
Stansberry Research
 



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