If you’re wondering when the recession ends, I’m not going to sugarcoat it for you.

This recession we’re in looks like it could really drag on through a good chunk of next year…

In fact, we might be on the other side of it until LATE 2023.

There aren’t any guarantees, of course.

But experts have looked through some data and figured out an average length of time a bear market typically lasts…

So, using their prediction as a guide…

You could possibly narrow down the date when the recession ends — and when our economy finally begins to recover.

I’m going to show you what they think in just a moment…

But before I reveal their prediction, I just want to make something clear to you…

When I talk about the recession “dragging on,” I’m DEFINITELY not being a prophet of doom…

I’m actually more optimistic than ever.

As a matter of fact, I’m going full steam ahead with my plans to expand my businesses right now… 

At a time when many other entrepreneurs’ companies are contracting.

And I think you should have the same aggressive attitude.

I want you to fight this recession!

Because there’s an insane amount of opportunity up for grabs if you’re ready to take it.

You’ve just got to know the best places to discover these opportunities…

And trust me, there’s nowhere better for you than my 10X Growth Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This live, in-person event is going to be attended by some of the world’s most ambitious entrepreneurs.

Your next profitable partnership… 

Hell, your next big opportunity… 

Could be sitting in the seat right next to you!

And I’m offering you the chance to grab your ticket here at a HUGE discount.

If you’re anything like me and some of the ballers you’ll meet at this event…

You might actually hope this recession lasts as long as possible.

After all, Nathan Rothschild famously said it’s best to “buy when there’s blood in the streets.”

Your success depends on your outlook.

See, I’m constantly on the lookout for some great real estate deals…

And no matter which industry you operate in, you might want to take Nathan’s advice and look to expand while everyone else contracts.

It’s just a question of how long this recession will last and how long these expansion opportunities will be on the table.

With that in mind, as I promised at the start of this newsletter…

I’m going to reveal which month the bear market could bottom out and the economy could begin to recover… 

And I’m going to show you why analysts are predicting this..

Now, it’s important to acknowledge here…

We’re in a recession right now.

Don’t wait for the mainstream news to call it for you…

I called it seven months ago.

And it isn’t over yet.  Things are looking likely to get worse.

But when we try to narrow things down…

Expert stock market analysts say that the average bear market lasts 472 days.

And some of them believe the bear market began on June 13 this year, when the S&P 500 had fallen 20% from its high in January. 

Using this bear market average, that means the bottom might not happen until October 2023.

So, on that basis, it’s possible that early October 2023 could be a time that’s worth circling in your calendar!

But of course, these stats could be way off, too.

These stock market researchers change their minds like the wind, and they could be singing a completely different tune a month from now.

Who knows for sure?

But if they’ve crunched their numbers accurately…

That means you’ve got most of 2023 to expand while your competition is contracting.

That means you can dominate in your market…

And remember, my 10X Growth Conference is the best way to discover how you can identify and exploit all the opportunities coming your way!

Grab your ticket here at a HUGE discount.

Keeping it real,

Grant Cardone

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