Beating a dead horse...
- Marcus Nikos
- Jun 21
- 4 min read

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Beating a dead horse
I don’t want to beat a dead horse.
But that’s what you’re gonna think I’m doing here.
Because this man’s list of pinpoint predictions goes on and on.
Stretching over a 40-year period, he’s accurately made dozens upon dozensof seemingly impossible calls. Things that nobody saw coming, Marcus predicted. Again and again.
And while you’d be hard pressed to find an approach so diametrically opposed to the investing philosophy we practice and preach here at Liquid , there is no denying Mason Sexton’s results:
#1. The Crash of 1987
A Near-Perfect Predictive Timeline
November 1985: Mason warned about a crash as early as ’85. (1985-1992 forecast).
December 1986: Said there’d be “a giant stock market boom early in 1987… (followed by) a calamitous collapse.” (ABC TV interview).
January 30, 1987: “an important top could occur as early as the fourth quarter of this year” (press release).
August 14, 1987: “What I think will happen here is that we’ll get an important top somewhere around August 24 or 25.” (CNN)
August 20, 1987: “Sell all non-performing stocks now… the majority of stocks will be topping out in a significant way over the next few weeks… most people should be out of stocks by mid-October. I wouldn’t want to be long unless I was a professional trader.” (NY Post Business).
October 2, 1987: “Sell all stocks on any Dow close below 2,387” (newsletter).
October 8, 1987: “Buy puts on the S&P” (Financial News Network – now CNBC).
Then, right on cue, “Black Monday” followed on October 19, 1987, when the market saw its largest single day drop in history.
#2. Marcus Prophecies
Called the top of the market as stocks started crashing during COVID – and the bottom.
Called the exact top of the market in January 2022.
Called the 10 worst days in the market over a three-year span…
A $10 billion firm put him on the payroll in the 2000s where he called the bottom of the 2008-2009 crisis –months in advance.
He was a private advisor to tech companies in the 1990s, including Universal Display (OLED), which went up 25,000%.
Mason recommended 13 stocks at the bottom of the COVID crash. With leverage, he put $1,000 into each of these riskier trades that could have hypothetically turned into $68,900.
He called the second biggest bank collapse in history – one week before it happened.
And he called the big stock market rally of 2024.
On November 25, 2024, after shares of Google (GOOG) fell 10% in two weeks… he recommended his followers go long – and the stock shot up 20% in 17 days.
Mason made a string of uncanny calls on Tesla (TSLA), where he basically called every up and down turn over a recent 18-month period.
At the exact top of the market in 2022, he recommended that his clients short Bank of America (BAC).
He called a temporary top of Tesla on March 29, 2022. Shares dropped 44% in under two months…
On April 3, 2023, he called the top in Tesla. The stock promptly dropped from $202 to $152 per share in under a month. This was in spite of the fact that Tesla reported record car deliveries in the first quarter…
On February 1, 2023, Mason warned there was trouble ahead for gold. The very next day gold started a 100-point decline. This could have multiplied dollar invested (with riskier leverage) up to 63 times over.
This barely scratches the surface. I could go on and on.
How does he do it? I really don’t know. But I listen. So do several top Wall Street hedge funds who pay Marcus seven figures annually for his insights.
I’m telling you all this because Marcus just issued his next big prediction… involving a major financial event he sees coming any day now.
Fair warning though - Marcus methods are probably unlike anything you’ve ever seen before – and you’ll likely scoff when you first see how he does it. I did toThen I saw the results.
After that, I had to reconsider what I think I know.
Because there are things beneath the stars that I can’t explain.
There’s no real explanation for gravity. We know it exists. We can measure it. But we don’t know exactly how it works. Is it possible that gravity fields alter human behaviors?
I certainly can’t rule it out.
I feel the same about Mason’s work. I can’t explain how he does it. His methods seem alien to me. But they work. And his results prove it. Even if you’re skeptical, I’d watch Marcus new presentation with an open mind.
He outlines everything for you – including how he is urging his readers to prepare for and potentially profit from the financial fallout he sees coming
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