Dear Reader, Friday saw the most violent selloff in the gold market in more than half a century... Silver plummeted too, falling 40%... Bitcoin sank to its lowest level since November 2024 this weekend... And stocks fell hard when Asian markets opened this morning. Of course, we tried to warn you... We spent most of last week warning that the market is far more dangerous than you're being told. Go look back through your inbox if you don't believe me. That's why I'm here to try and get through to you, one last time, before it's too late: If you're wondering what on earth to do with your money... DO THIS. We call it Stansberry's No.1 Recommendation of the year. But tomorrow night, we're closing access to new readers. We have no plans to repeat this in 2026. So it's now or never – decision time. Just think about what we're seeing right now... Last week also saw the dollar suffer its biggest one-day slide since last April. That's troubling. It means you effectively have to grow your money by 11% just to keep up with the devaluation. It gets worse: In the last dollar bear market, the greenback fell 41%. So, we could be in the early stages of a massive down move (as Brett Eversole predicted in last week's Gameplan 2026 briefing). Ask yourself: would your money survive a move like that? Do you have a plan... or would you panic? If there's even a shred of doubt in your mind, I have good news... There's a complete, official game plan, put together by five of Stansberry's top experts, ready and waiting for you. It's the same approach that would have kept you one step ahead of all the big market moves over the last year, including the tariff panic, the gold bull market, and the sudden explosion in the price of silver. We were early on it all. That's a big part of why we beat the S&P 500 with less risk last year. But that's why it's so important we hear back from you by midnight tomorrow. Tomorrow at 5 p.m. Eastern time, we'll be unveiling every single buy recommendation in the portfolio. After that, it'll be too late. This offer will close... And you'll have to wait until next year for another opportunity. Don't take that chance – get the full details before it's too late. Regards, Matt Weinschenk
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