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Beneath the Surface

In Just Seven Days…

Loading ...Addison Wiggin

October 28, 2024 • 34 second read

In Just Seven Days…

A Disputed Election Could Crash
the Stock Market by 50%

Turn On Your Images.

We’ve got just one week until the election … do you really believe this election will go off without a hitch?

With a disputed election, we are forecasting an extended constitutional crisis.

The result will likely be a devastating stock market crash.

During the last major constitutional crisis we had here in America, the stock market crashed 50%…

Just imagine looking at your 401K, IRA or stock market statements and seeing a 50% loss or more.

Whoever you are voting for, you need to be ready to make moves with your money.

Go here now to see why an Election Nightmare is setting up a stock market crash.

“No Kings” or Just Bad At Math

October 20, 2025 • Addison Wiggin

The “No Kings” crowd might one day discover that the tyranny they fear doesn’t wear a crown. It wears a smile, signs checks, and calls itself “the common good.”

And like all monarchs in the end, it will demand obedience — long after the cheering stops.

If history rhymes, as it seems to, we’re somewhere between the late 1930s and the late Roman Republic. The crowds are restless, the debt insatiable, the elites insulated, and the reformers convinced they can vote their way to virtue. The yachts are still in the harbor; the customers are still swimming.

“No Kings”? Fine. But remember: every time the crowd dethrones a monarch, it tends to crown a bureaucracy. And bureaucracies, unlike kings, never die.

“No Kings” or Just Bad At Math
A Look Ahead to 1940

October 20, 2025 • Addison Wiggin

Wall Street will always sell tickets to the parade—radio in 1929, dot-coms in 1999, GPUs in 2025. Some parades end in confetti; others in subpoenas. Schwed’s wisdom still stands: you don’t need to time the last note, just keep your seat close to the exit.

If the boom continues, your portfolio participates. If it falters, your ballast buys you time—and maybe your own modest “yacht,” which Schwed would remind you is simply a sturdy rowboat, with good oars and a sound hull.

A Look Ahead to 1940
Wall of Worry, Indeed

October 20, 2025 • Addison Wiggin

Wall Street traders have a term for this phase: the wall of worry. As long as investors get fearful enough, the market top isn’t in.

At the top, investors will go all-in – in what’s known as the “blow of top”,  like they did with dotcom stocks in 1999, or as many did with SPAC companies in 2021.

We haven’t quite gotten to the “this time is different” mentality that causes investors to throw on the blinders – yet.

Wall of Worry, Indeed
Adam O’Dell: Gold’s $5,000 Moment?

October 17, 2025 • Adam O'Dell

Regardless of anyone’s personal opinion on Trump, it’s clear that the international community is translating his “Putting America First” agenda as something more like “Every Man for Himself.” That could have a profound impact down the line, not just for our future trade prospects, but for the health of the economy and the U.S. dollar at large (which is still the world’s dominant reserve currency, for now).

At the same time, this is all very bullish for gold, as central banks are likely to continue buying for years to come. In this kind of situation, gold hitting $4,300 and continuing to rise higher was a foregone conclusion, and it’s clear that Trump’s agenda is locked in and unlikely to change.

Adam O’Dell: Gold’s $5,000 Moment?