Dear Reader, Matt Weinschenk, the Publisher and Director of Research of our corporate affiliate Stansberry Research, recently shared an exciting piece of news about one of his analysts. Matt recently urged Greg Diamond – the top trader at Stansberry Research – to enter the United States Investing Championship. An elite financial competition, it has attracted legendary investors like Paul Tudor Jones, Mark Minervini, Louis Bacon, and Dr. Edward O. Thorp... And the standings are featured in Business Insider, Institutional Investor, the Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Investor's Business Daily, and Forbes. A former head trader at a $65 billion pension fund, Greg was eager to prove his talent for short-term trading to the world – and accepted Matt's challenge. A month into the Championship, Matt received the following message from Greg: It's the first month into the contest, and my portfolio (not one trade but my entire portfolio) is up 191% (thank you, silver market). My spreadsheet and trades are attached. Locked in and ready to win. A long way to go, but off to a damn good start. In fact, among 603 entrants, Greg was No. 1 in his division:  It's early, of course, but these are indeed impressive results. I'll admit, I find Greg's approach fairly unorthodox, and I tend to agree with billionaire money manager Ken Fisher, who dubbed his strategy "too weird and mystical." That said, it's evidently working for him. He has shown his readers 41 chances to double their money or better since 2018. He also achieved an impressive 80% win rate across all of his trades in 2025. You may be interested to learn how he's trading this increasingly volatile market... why he expects the market to peak during a specific week... and the name and ticker symbol of his favorite trade setup for these conditions. It involves a company he has traded with a 100% success rate over the years. He's planning to discuss all of this and more at the 2026 Market Crash Summit on Tuesday, March 10. Click here to learn more and reserve your spot now. Regards, Marc Chaikin
Founder, Chaikin Analytics | 
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