Stanley Druckenmiller, Ray Dalio, and Michael Burry All Warn of “Forever Recession”

If you have any money in the markets or you’re thinking about buying “the dip”…

Pay close attention because in this new presentation Louis Navellier, the 40-year Wall Street insider and $1 billion money manager, believes we have entered a new crisis he’s calling “America’s Forever Recession.”

Louis predicted the Black Monday Collapse of 1987… the 2000 Dot-Com Crash… and the 2008 Financial Crisis…

And he’s urging Americans NOT to buy OR sell a single stock until they watch his urgent warning.

You can hear it for yourself for free, right here.

What’s coming will not be your typical crash, where stocks drop 20% or 30% and then soon recover.

No. What he’s predicting will be multiple years of devastation…

And he’s not alone…

Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller warns,

“there is a high probability the stock market will enter this [Forever Recession].”

Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates is warning,

“the stock market could be on the verge of a [Forever Recession]”

And Michael Burry, who became famous for calling the housing crash in 2008, is warning,

“the U.S. is doomed for a [Forever Recession].”

If you’re worried about the state of America right now – and aren’t sure where to put your hard earned dollar – you have every right.

Just click here now to watch his presentation – he’ll even reveal his #1 “recession proof” pick free of charge.

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In Growth Investor, we focus on today’s best mid- to large-cap stocks from a variety of sectors. The Buy List contains specific Buy Below prices and is always sorted into 3 categories of portfolio risk–Conservative, Moderately Aggressive or Aggressive–so you can buy according to your personal risk tolerance. Louis Navellier has been involved in the investing world for over 30 years. Since founding their research firm 45 years ago, their elite group has been responsible for accurately forecasting many of the world’s most innovative technological trends and breakthroughs long before they achieved mainstream acceptance.