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Dear Wall Street Insights & Indictments Reader,
Some folks who know me well call me "the reluctant bull."
The moniker fits.
The performance of the underlying economy does not justify the returns we're seeing out of U.S. stocks.
But there's not much I, you, or anyone else can do about that.
Thank our "friends" at the Federal Reserve for that.
Their quantitative-easing initiatives are just one of the catalysts out there that have been more than enough to overcome any weaknesses.
And until this balance shifts, I remain bullish, reluctantly.
But you know me. I can spot the dark even in clouds chock-full of silver linings.
And in the midst of this bull market, I've spotted something that disturbs me.
When a CEO of a company you own takes a political stand you favor, you feel like it's an act of bravery. But if he or she takes a stand you abhor, you feel betrayed.
That's how it plays in your head at least.
But it's time to face the facts. Your head isn't the real world.
CEOs who go on about their politics and opinions don't serve their companies' interest - or, more importantly, their shareholders' interest.
In fact, they're committing malfeasance.
Left or right, doesn't matter. I'm tired of it. And you should be, too.
So I've put down my thoughts in a special exposé I'm sending your way right now. If you're mad after reading it, good. You should be mad.
To get this report, just click here.
And if that didn't get you riled up, how about the fact that these fat cats and big wigs are laughing all the way to the bank while setting up America's investors for a major catastrophe. Might even go as far as calling it the next major financial crash - click here to find out more.
See you back here soon.
Sincerely,
Shah Gilani
Editor, Wall Street Insights & Indictments
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