What chance is hiding in your calendar?

Nick O'Connor | 7 May 2020 12th May – 2.47pm  Dear Reader,   Mark your calendars. Seriously.         If you want the chance to turn £1,500 into as much as £56k, mark your calendars. Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results ​ 12th May – 2.47pm.   On that date, and at that time, one of the world’s most potentially lucrative assets – one that has turned ordinary people into millionaires more than once – will suffer a supply crash. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results   How can I possibly know that?   Because this supply crash is hard-coded into the asset. It WILL happen. I can say that with absolute certainty, because I’ve seen the proof Sam Volkering has uncovered.   And not only has Sam discovered the exact date and time this supply crash will take place…    He’s uncovered what happened the last two times this event took place.   The last time, in July 2016, investors saw returns of 2,890% within a year.   The first time, in November 2011…returns were 9,141%.   Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results On 12th May at 2.47pm, it is scheduled to happen again…   So I urge you to click here now to find out more.   Best,   Nick O’Connor Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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