Mauldin Economics

Dear Mauldin Reader,

3,453 days. That’s how long the longest bull market in stock market history has lasted so far.

On March 9, 2009, the S&P hit its low of 666, and it’s been on an upward trajectory ever since.

Bull Market Endurance Chart

It’s no surprise that everyone seems to be in party mode.

“Companies are tearing it up,” Don Townswick, director of equity strategies at Conning & Co., told the Wall Street Journal. “It’s quite possible to see the market continue to do well.”

But will it really? And for how long? Will the good times continue unabated? Or are we nearing a more volatile period? Should you sell and miss out on potentially huge gains? Or should you buy and perhaps go down with the sinking ship?

Maybe it’s time to consult the pros.

To mark the occasion and to offer our guidance for this momentous event and its aftermath, my staff and I decided to re-open our just-expired VIP membership offer for one day only.

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That’s seven premium services for just $2,495. That’s just a few hundred dollars more than one of our alert services would cost all by itself... and a total savings of 66%.

You can save even more (76%) if you choose the two-year option. And as our thank-you gift for becoming a member, you’ll also receive our complimentary guide to VIP investing, How to Build Your VIP Portfolio... as well as a comprehensive welcome package with 10 valuable special reports.

For a full rundown of all the VIP perks and services, click here. This is also the link you want to visit when signing up for your one- or two-year membership.

But remember: This re-opened offer will only last for 24 hours and expires at midnight, August 23.

Your excited to witness the longest bull run analyst,

John Mauldin
Chairman