Angel Publishing – The Fuse Has Been Lit

We predicted this first strike months ago. Those who listened have watched their profits grow over 20% in the past month alone. And all the while, those who refused to read the writing on the wall have seen the investments in their retirement accounts fall by 11% or more.

But this is just the beginning. The first domino has fallen. And hundreds more are about to follow suit.

Entire Industry on Shaky Ground

Just last week, the first analyst turned on this industry. He’s seeing what we uncovered several months ago. Profits have been steadily falling across this industry for years. And they’re not headed for a recovery. Not soon. Not ever.

That’s because the companies in this industry have had a monopoly over their market for generations. And they don’t know how to deal with competition. They’ve never had to evolve and improve to stay alive.

But thanks to massive improvements in technology, every single person in the U.S. and every company in the country is now an opponent.

The First 25 Dominos

On Friday, January 19, 2018, ratings and stock analysis company Moody’s downgraded the most powerful companies in this industry. I called this the first domino to fall, but there were 25 in all. So, it’s much more than that.

It’s finally becoming clear to the smart money that this industry just can’t continue to compete in an unregulated market. Smaller companies that can adjust on a dime are moving in. Even individuals like you and me can take money right out of these behemoths’ pockets.

And more and more people and corporations are doing just that. They’re cutting these once-mighty corporations right out of the market.

Debt levels are on the rise, and they’re reaching epic proportions. Moody’s noted the growing leverage these companies all need to stay alive. Financing operations with that kind of debt just isn’t possible much longer.

Either these companies need to turn things around immediately, or they’re destined for devastation.

Safety in Numbers

One of the rules for analysts on Wall Street is that you should be making the same calls as the other analysts. If one analyst makes a call on a company or industry, you’re going to start to see more and more making that same call.

The other analysts don’t want to be the only one who didn’t see a collapse coming. There’s safety in numbers, and these guys don’t want to lose their jobs for missing something like this.

That means when one analyst (or company, in this case) makes a bold call like the one Moody’s just made, the entire forecasting world is going to start looking into the problem. And more analysts are going to start projecting the same future.

Friday was the first major downgrade of this industry. But now that the seal is broken, many more are sure to follow.

As more analysts hone in on the negative outlook, more investors are going to take their money somewhere they can earn profits and avoid losses.

That’s going to drive all the stocks in this industry straight down. And it’s going to make investors who took our advice more profitable than they’ve ever imagined.

Semper Paratus

Two of my best strategists, Jason Williams and Briton Ryle, have been studying this industry and these detrimental trends for months now. And they’ve put together a strategy that will protect their readers’ assets from the imminent collapse. But, better than that, they’ve keyed in on some investments that are poised to skyrocket as this industry collapses.

If you want to be one of the investors celebrating when this time bomb goes off and not the ones lamenting their losses, I highly recommend you take some time and read the report they put together.

They’ll explain just how devastating this crash will be — both for the companies in this industry and for the portfolios of unprepared investors. And they’ll show you how to both protect your profits and maximize your gains.

Don’t be one of the millions to watch your retirement savings get cut in half. Learn how to protect your future and boost your gains by clicking here.

To your wealth,

Brian Hicks
Founder and President, Angel Publishing