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What happens when three of Stansberry's top analysts all agree on something?

It usually turns out pretty well if you take our advice. (And you might see a pig or two flying, because all three of us being on the same page is solar-eclipse rare.)

"Things must really be bad. Even Doc's finally getting bearish."

I've heard similar comments from readers these past few weeks. They noticed a change in my writing. It's not surprising. I've earned a reputation for my optimism on this current bull market. But as I've said recently, I'm getting worried.

It's January. And if you're like most Americans, you've probably launched into some new fad diet to try to shed those extra pounds.

Longtime readers know I hate diets, particularly fad diets that cause more harm than good. They're too hard to follow and once you drop off, you pack any lost pounds right back on.

You know the government is shut down. And you know this is (at least one thing) roiling the stock market. The question on everyone's mind, of course, is what should you do about it?

It's now been 18 days with certain federal functions furloughed. It's now tied as the second-longest shutdown in history. The longest lasted 21 days back in 1995 to 1996.

Doc's note: Last month was chaotic in the markets. And now that we're in a new year, everyone wants to know what to do with their money.

That's why I'm sharing an essay from my friend and colleague Dr. Steve Sjuggerud. Steve details a group of stocks that, thanks to a more than 20% decline last year, present a big investment opportunity now.