While many people were surprised by Joe Bien's decision to step out of the race last week... Stansberry Research founder, Porter Stansberry wasn't.
 

Dear Reader,

While many people were surprised by Joe Bien's decision to step out of the race last week...

Stansberry Research founder, Porter Stansberry wasn't.

In fact, Porter predicted the eventuality of Kamala becoming the Democratic nominee all the way back in July of 2019, a FULL year BEFORE she became Biden's VP.

As he wrote at the time...

You've probably never heard her name before... But few people knew who Barack Obama was two years before he was elected president in 2008.

Sen. Harris is currently the junior U.S. senator from California, where she assumed office in 2017.

I believe it's just a matter of time before you see her name and face on every news network as she prepares for an eventual run.

You see, just like Obama in 2008, Sen. Harris is taking all of the calculated steps a candidate with eyes on the White House would be taking at this early stage...

Just about the only thing she hasn't done yet is announce her candidacy.

It's kind of incredible to think that Porter made this prediction nearly six years ago when almost nobody even knew who Kamala Harris was.

I want to give credit to Porter here because he has a knack for making predictions like these time and time again – it's simply uncanny.

Barron's, for example, once called him "remarkably prescient" for predicting the collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac back in 2008...

And there are dozens of other accurate calls like that that I simply don't have time to cover here.

Here's why I bring all this up...

Porter is set to share a brand-new prediction on July 30 at 10 a.m. Eastern time that he says might be the most important of his entire career.

While I'm fundamentally bullish on the market today, Porter is making a compelling case right now for why stocks could soon suffer dramatic losses for those who aren't prepared.

And I've always believed that the best way to gut-check your own investment thesis is to consider the data of those who disagree with you.

That way, if markets turn quickly on us, you'll understand why...

Plus you'll understand exactly how Porter's personally preparing (which you can do, too).

Click here for full details and to save your spot for Porter's new update.

Regards,

Brett Eversole