Please see my urgent note about our friends at Tradesmith below.
Dear Reader,
Every financial era ends the same way - with a jarring shift that most people only recognize after the damage is done (and the story has made headlines).
This Tuesday, he's stepping forward to explain why he sees 2026 as a potential breaking point for the stock market. And it's not because of a single catalyst, but because of a deeper, more insidious trend building beneath the surface.
(You can see it in how fast selloffs now happen… the ever-growing concentration of the market… and the widening gap between strong stocks and fragile ones.)
This pattern has shown up before major reversals throughout history. Like in 2008, when Bear Stearns collapsed months before the global system buckled – an in early 2020, when travel and energy stocks fell apart long before the COVID panic set in.
Bottom line: Major shifts don't appear out of nowhere. There are always quiet cracks in the system, if you're paying attention and know where to look.
Marc believes those cracks are forming again - but this time, in a market dominated by AI, automation, and speed, the consequences could arrive faster and cut deeper than most investors are prepared for.
On Tuesday, he's revealing why he believes a new kind of crash risk is taking shape… and what investors must do right now to navigate it safely.
I urge you to listen. These cycles don't give second chances.
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