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Editor's note: Occasionally, we come across ideas that we simply have to forward to you. This one comes courtesy of our friend Nick Hubble at Strategic Intelligence Australia.

 

Dear Reader,

If you think you know what’s going on with the coronavirus, you don’t.

If you’re uncertain about what’s going on, you’re right. That dictum is not a criticism of anyone.

It’s just a succinct way to summarise the analytic problems facing the US, Australia and the world as we confront the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.

According to Jim Rickards, we’re not out the other end of this crisis.

Not by a long shot.

Not even Australia.

So, where to from here?

How soon and how fast the market will recover once the pandemic is subdued are open questions.

But as you’ll see in this shocking new report, the length of time for this recovery could make the history books.

Many investors know the stock market crashed in 1929.

Few know that the 1929 highs were recovered in 1954 — a 25-year comeback.

Many investors who lost money in 1929 did not live long enough to see that recovery.

Is that about to happen again?

Click here to read on…

Regards,

Nick Hubble Signature

Nick Hubble,
Editor, Strategic Intelligence Australia

 
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