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I know this may sound overly optimistic and even contrary to what you might hear from the financial media...

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Paul Mampilly)
Mon Feb 27 05:13:48 2017

Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2017 04:06:59 -0600
From: "Paul Mampilly" <paul.mampilly@dfwghost.com>
To:   <mit-talk-mtg@charon.mit.edu>

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I know this may sound overly optimistic and even contrary to what you might hear from the financial media...

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   <h3><strong><a href="http://www.dfwghost.com/4678X6I9287K1329UguV_VKxw_gVsFMtKlihzguVzONWa36/again">I know this may sound overly optimistic and even contrary to what you might hear from the financial media...</a></strong></h3> &nbsp; 
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     <span style="font-size:20px; "><b>The New &quot;Trump Economy&quot; [It's not what you think]</b></span>
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      Dear mit-talk-mtg,
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       The recent Trump rally has the Dow hitting historic highs.&nbsp; 
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       And according to many economists and distinguished investors, this bull market rally is only the beginning.       </div> 
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      Ron Baron, CEO of Baron Capital, is calling for Dow 30,000.      </div> 
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      Larry Edelson of 
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      And Jeffrey A. Hirsch, author of 
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      </table> However, Paul Mampilly's &quot;Dow 50,000&quot; predication is garnering national attention...not because it's a bold prediction, but because every one of his past predictions has been spot-on.      </div> 
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      Like when he predicted the tech crash of 1999 and the time he called the financial collapse of 2008&nbsp; months before they unraveled.      </div> 
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       Mampilly's predictions paid off big as the 6 billion dollar hedge fund he managed was named by 
       <i>Barrons</i> as one of the &quot;World's Best&quot;
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       And Mampilly became legendary when he won the prestigious Templeton Foundation investment competition by making a 76% return ($38 million in profit on a $50 million stake)...during the 2008 and 2009 economic crisis.       </div> 
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       In a new video presentation, Mampilly states:&nbsp; 
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      <span style="font-size:18px; "><b>&quot;Stocks are on the cusp of a historic surge. The Dow will rally to 50,000. I've never been more certain of anything in my career.&quot;</b></span>
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        Strangely enough, this bull market surge has nothing to do with a new &quot;Trump economy&quot;
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        The drive behind this stock market rally?
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        &quot;A little-known, yet powerful, economic force that has driven every bull market for the last 120 years&quot;, Mampilly explains.        </div> 
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        I've used this same force to predict the stock market collapse of 2000 and 2008...and to make personal gains of 634%, 696% and even 2,539% along the way.&quot;
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        And while these gains are impressive, Mampilly states they are nothing compared to what's ahead.        </div> 
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        &quot;The last time this scenario unfolded, it sent a handful of stocks as high 27,000%, 28,000% and even 91,000%.&quot;
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        The key is to buy the right stocks before this rally explodes.        </div> 
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        And in his new video, Mampilly reveals exactly how to find these stocks.        </div> 
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        To find out what stocks to buy, and to see the chart that proves Dow 50,000 is inevitable, 
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