This Could Bring Inflation Roaring Back (I'm Concerned)

Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

Dear Liberty Through Wealth Reader,

I just discovered something very important for investors.

Something is happening now that could bring inflation roaring back.

Worse, it could cause a major correction in the biggest tech stocks like Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, and more.

If you have these stocks in your portfolio, or you own any major index funds, you need to see what I've discovered right away.

In short, Elon Musk is predicting a serious supply chain shortage in 2025.

He's warned President Trump.

And Trump's response was simple.

"I'm shocked," he said. "We have to produce MASSIVE [Redacted] that we don't have."

As soon as I saw this, I began investigating the situation and what I found is astounding.

The coming shortage is largely solvable, but only by a few very specialized companies.

And I'm certain these companies are set to go on a major bull run during Trump's second term.

In fact, one of them has already seen operating income jump 10X from where it was three years ago.

Please watch my complete breakdown of the situation right here:

Sincerely,

Nicole

P.S. There is one particular company that I believe Trump will turn to in a big way.

It is in position to be the ONLY American producer of the material needed to solve this problem.

Details here.

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Tuesday, December 24, 2024

This could bring inflation roaring back (I'm concerned)

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This Could Bring Inflation Roaring Back (I'm Concerned)

Nicole Labra, Senior Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

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