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Silicon Valley Bank — The Beginning of Something Much Bigger?

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Dear Loyal Reader,

Silicon Valley Bank just collapsed…

It was the second biggest bank failure since Washington Mutual in 2008.

It caught many people by surprise.

The New York Times said this news "jolted the markets sending stocks down sharply."

However, I've been warning about potential ticking time bombs in the stock market since February of this year.

That's when I pointed out that as many as 2,006 companies are in dangerous territory that could devastate investors.

I even singled out one company in particular…

It has many of the same attributes as Silicon Valley Bank.

For example, Silicon Valley Bank's CEO, CFO and CMO sold over $4.4 million in their company stock over the last two weeks.

But that's nothing compared to this one company I've been scrutinizing.

Its CEO has unloaded $23 billion in stock in one year alone. That's enough to buy 20 major league baseball teams!

Altogether insiders of this behemoth company have sold off over 60,000 shares and have bought ZERO.

The downfall of this company will be even more devastating because it makes up 10% of investors' portfolios.

Go here to get the name and ticker of this company and how you should play its demise.

Click here if you are unable to see the image.

Regards,

Adam O’Dell
Chief Investment Strategist, Stock Power Daily


 

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