A Message from Stansberry Research "Forget Magnificent 7" - Analyst Reveals Next Big Stock Surge
As investors and analysts alike sit confused about the stock market's next turn, amid talk of trade wars, stubborn inflation, and recession... One stock-picking expert is stepping forward with a huge (and exciting) claim. According to Brett Eversole, a $6.9 trillion "Cash Tsunami" is about to erase recent losses by flooding back into stocks, just in time to trigger another multiyear bull run. Eversole says you need to act now or it could have a sizable impact on your wealth in the years ahead. "When this massive wall of $6.9 trillion in cash hits the market," says Eversole in this brand-new presentation, "it could mint a wave of new millionaires." But not in the way most people think. Because, after the AI-fueled rise of the "Magnificent 7", Eversole now believes the NEXT BATCH of big winners will not be in the S&P 500... but in the Russell 2000. In his new broadcast, he shows why, including the reason he believes Trump's tariffs and potential trade wars will not have much impact on this class of stocks. For anyone who missed the recent Magnificent 7 surge — which minted 600,000 new American millionaires — this could be your second chance to see massive gains. And yet, even the most prepared Americans – including the majority of retirees – could be completely left behind if they don't act quickly. "It's going to become obvious to the market," says Brett. "And you'll want to move on this before it does." To help get the word out, Brett went on camera recently to be interviewed about this coming "Cash Tsunami" phenomenon. While "on air" he also revealed his latest stock recommendation, 100% free of charge. With Brett's permission, we're posting his full, brand-new warning to the public. While it's still online, you can access it free of charge. Click here to see it. Regards, Matt Weinschenk
Director of Research, Stansberry Research | 
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