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An interesting shift is unfolding in the markets right now… And no, it’s not the interest rates… Or the Trump tariffs. It’s what set off the 2008/2009 market crash. Freddie Mac, which backs over $3.6 trillion in residential mortgages, is seeing delinquency rates rise—and fast. Take a look… The last time we saw delinquency rates trending like this was back in 2008… And we all know what happened next. Now we’re not saying we are in for a repeat of the financial crisis, but when you combine this with sticky inflation, trade wars, and growing economic uncertainty… The risk in stocks is undeniable. Naturally, I cannot promise future returns or protect against losses, but… With everything going on, you need to see this before it’s too late. |
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