After the massive market collapse and several huge scandals last year, a lot of experts are saying the crypto markets are just one more step away from going to zero.
But are they right?
One man — a 20+-year Wall Street veteran — and my colleague — says he has the answer.
He's built his entire 20+-year reputation recommending dividend stocks and other boring income-producing investments …
And now predicts thousands of cryptos WILL still go to zero from their levels today. And he even names seven of the biggest cryptos to avoid in this short video.
Surprisingly, however, this self-proclaimed “conservative investor” — best known for his expertise on dividend stocks — still has some of his own money invested in the crypto space.
What’s more, he believes investors should consider taking advantage of three lesser-known cryptocurrencies, including one that was recently trading for less than $1.
Just click here to hear him explain why.
As you’ll see, his research is quite compelling … and certainly different from what most mainstream media outlets are saying right now.
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