DAILY UPDATE
March 22, 2020
Dear Valued Reader,

Walking around our small town this week it sometimes feels like Thanos snapped his fingers and everyone disappeared in a cloud of dust... we're living surreal lives right now, though it's comforting to see the smile of a neighbor through a car window or your fellow dog walker waving from across the street. 

And the anxiety everyone is feeling is, of course, partly economic -- lots of folks are out of work or see the recession (or worse) coming as the closure of businesses snowballs across the country, and we're all feeling a little tightness in the chest when we look at our 401(k) balances this week (if you haven't checked lately, don't)... so we're all prime audience for the promises of profits that live inside investment newsletter ads.  Which ones did we cover this week?   We started, naturallly enough, with a promise of "coronavirus riches" from Ian Wyatt -- so what's he teasing?  Just click below to...

I just got back from Trump Tower... And based on what I saw there, I'm prepared to put my reputation on the line.

Since 2016, my investment recommendations have averaged 154% per year. (That's 10x the S&P. And 81 times the average investor, according to JP Morgan.)

One investment I just uncovered could top them all... It involves President Trump, billions of dollars, huge banks, as well as Warren Buffett. Not to mention a MAJOR upgrade to our credit and debit cards... If you make just one investment in this new decade, I recommend this be it.
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After that we looked into a promise of near-term riches -- Chris Wood is teasing a "Superdisruptor" company that is about to emerge from a March 30 merger... Thinkolator results on that one here.

Then we looked into the Cabot pitch for what they're calling the "strongest stock in the entire cannabis universe" -- that's a hard-hit sector, so is the strongest survivor worth a look?  My thoughts are here.

A little bonus teaser solution for you to close out the week of free articles -- this is one we've published before, but it continues to come up pretty regularly, including this week with all the attention Amazon is getting as purveyor of everything to the coronavirus shut-ins of the world... The Wealth Advisory hints that we've got $48,000 in payouts that are legally obligated to begin rolling our way from this e-commerce goliath, so what's the real story?  I updated our piece for you, you can see the whole thing here.

Finally, If you missed the Friday File this week, I've got lots of blather to share on the coronavirus and what it's doing (or might be doing) to my portfolio companies -- updates on lots of my holdings this week, plus a few sells and buys, just click below if you missed that email or feel like signing up to our premium membership....


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