It’s been stated that Obama’s pension is over $200,000 per year. He could also receive up to $800,000 in transition expenses.
He doesn’t plan on taking the whole sum, though. He’s leaving behind a big chunk of it for those who know exactly where to find it.
I’ve already locked my portion in, and the amount is depleting very quickly as more and more people are learning how to capitalize from Obama’s White House exit, so you’ll need to act fast.
As you know, a huge transition of power occurred on Friday when Barrack Obama stepped aside and America welcomed in president Donald Trump.
Some may see it as a shift of political values, a shift in American policies, or a shift in the global economy, but I want you to see it as a shift of wealth.
A shift of wealth that puts you on the receiving end of a nice chunk of Obama’s pension. He’s only allowing a select few to dip their hands in his pockets, and he doesn’t care about your political standing.
As I’ve said, I’m already set up to benefit from this huge shift in wealth, and now’s the time for you to claim your handout.
In the midnight hours of the presidential election, the Dow futures (the after-market trading speculation of the Dow Jones Industrial Average [DJIA] shown in a single chart) dropped 800 points when it was clear that Hillary Clinton was going to be outvoted.
This drop looked like it would bring heavy market drops across the board, while taking America’s economy down with it.
After a night that divided the country in two, the DJIA turned around and jumped up 3% in the following week, attaining a new all-time high.
From the night of the election to inauguration day, the DJIA saw an unstoppable 8.5% surge, notching 18 new all-time highs along the way.
Most people attribute this climb to the prospective success of Trump, while others may claim that it’s a continuation of the market’s healthy climb during Obama’s term.
Whichever you believe doesn’t make a difference, because, as I’ve said, Obama is leaving behind a big chunk of his pension, and I’ve got the inside information that’ll ensure we’re sitting on the receiving end.
Consider this: After Herbert Hoover was elected in 1928, the market saw a 13% incline. Read that sentence again; does anything strange stand out?
1928: The year before the Great Depression—a time period that saw the DJIA lose 88% in less than 3 years.
Now, I’m not the first to say it, but the market has been long overdue for a pullback, and the longer it abstains from doing so, the harder the crash will be.
History repeats itself.
Most people would expect a market crash to be devastating to everybody involved, but there are ways you can profit during a down market, and now that you have this inside scoop, you won’t be so surprised when the market does decide to turn.
There are a couple ways to profit as the market plummets, but the most practical way, that doesn’t involve short-selling, is by buying a stock that we have open in our Midas Wave Alerts.
This open position that we update every week or two could provide you with a bigger payout than Obama’s pension, and if the market decides to rise a little further before it drops, the profits will be even bigger.
