At Businesses That Profit, we keep an eye out for favorable circumstances we believe will interest our readers. The following is one such message from one of our colleagues I think you'll appreciate. |
Dear Reader,
America is definitely going a little mad...
Some states are threatening to break away. The rich are fleeing. The wealth gap is soaring.
According to a recent article in the New York Times, people are driving more recklessly than ever... and drinking more alcohol than ever, too.
And that's just the beginning...
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Altercations on airplanes are now at all-time highs. So are murder rates. And violent crime is soaring across the board. Students are more disruptive than ever. Hate crimes have hit a 12-year high, according to the FBI.
The question of course is:
Where is this all headed... and what's coming next?
Well, one of the wealthiest and most successful entrepreneurs in America has a very clear answer you're unlikely to hear anywhere else...
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Bill Bonner is a 73-year-old son of a tobacco farmer, who now owns six large properties in South America, Central America, and the U.S... plus three in Europe.
Bonner is also one of the most humble and thoughtful men in the world today. He's the author of three New York Times bestsellers... and has built several homes with his own hands, using ancient building techniques.
I'm telling you about Bonner today because he has just come forward with an important message...
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What he calls: His Fourth and Final Warning.
It's worth paying attention to, because Bonner has made three other big macro-economic predictions in his career... and each one proved to be exactly right.
Today, Bonner says we are headed towards a very difficult period in the U.S.... one of our most difficult times ever... which will result in something he calls: "America's Nightmare Winter."
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What does that mean, exactly—and how could it affect you and your money?
Bonner doesn't claim to have all the answers, but he recently went public with the fascinating analysis... recorded at his 60-acre property overlooking one of Europe's most beautiful rivers.
He says: |
"I believe it falls on someone like me to warn people... clearly... and without distraction...
I can do this now because I'm too rich to care about money... and too old to care about what anyone says about me." |
P.S. Is Bonner right?
I can't say for sure... but Stephen Schwarzman, the CEO of Blackstone (America's biggest private equity firm), recently went public on CNN with almost the exact same warning.
Get the full story here before it appears anywhere else, and learn what you can do to protect and even grow your money during this difficult time.
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