Why You Should Be Skeptical of My AdviceI'm feeling very bullish today... My thesis being that when stocks are as hated as they are right now, they usually don't stay that way for long. But if you're a prudent investor, you should be highly skeptical of my advice. You see, you should never go "all-in" on one investment idea. That's why I think it's downright critical that you see my colleague Dr. Eifrig's latest market warning. Now, Doc has invested through more bull markets and busts than anyone else on our staff... He has more than 35 years of investing experience...and he was even a Vice President at Goldman Sachs back when I was still working on my learner's permit! But I've never seen him so concerned as he is today. After remaining bullish since he started working here in 2008, he predicted a crash months before the market plummeted in March of 2020. And he told readers to position themselves for sky high inflation in 2021 back when it was just 1.4% (when people said it was just "transitory"). Today, he says the warning he's sharing is even more urgent. I don't always agree with Doc on where the market is heading... But when a qualified and reputable analyst like Doc says you need to pay close attention to a looming danger in the market, I make the time to listen up. Even if you're bullish on today's beaten-up market, it would be imprudent not to at least consider his advice on how to navigate historic inflation, the war in Ukraine, and a plummeting tech sector. So do yourself a favor and at least skim the details and his recommendation on what to do, right here. Good investing, Steve Sjuggerud | 