Famous Stock Market Bull Is sues Rare “Collapse” Warning

Dear Reader,

Whitney Tilson is perhaps the most optimistic Wall Street insider we've ever met.

For good reason: Few have matched his performance over the past 20 years.

In 2000, he bought Apple at a split-adjusted 35 cents per share...

And Amazon at a split-adjusted $2.40.

And along the way, he made millions for his former hedge fund clients.

But recently, he shocked us with a new prediction.

Today, Tilson says we're in the midst of a collapse – unlike any we've seen since 2008.

As you'll see, it all centers around the tech sector. And the epicenter – it turns out – is Apple.

In a move that stunned the market, Tilson's mentor, Warren Buffett just sold HALF his stake in the iconic tech company.

So how bad could it get? And what could it mean for your day-to-day life and investments?

To watch his fascinating interview which has taken Wall Street by storm, click here.

Regards,

Patrick Bove
Senior Researcher, Stansberry Research

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