In investing, there's no substitute for skill.
In investing, there's no substitute for skill.
Recognizing the signs of an approaching recession is a critical investment skill that you can learn, and this report will show you how.
This report explores the link between the stock market and recessions throughout history. It describes in detail how to tell the difference between a normal correction and a looming bear market - before it's too late.
As long as you know what clues to look for, and have the discipline to act, you can avoid getting caught up in the next bear market. Here's what's inside...
- Early Warning of Approaching Recessions
- How to tell the difference between market corrections, and massive bear markets.
- How to use this knowledge to great advantage by adjusting your market exposure.
- How to avoid major crashes, like the ones we saw in 2000 and 2008.
Anticipating Recessions Is Your Unfair Advantage
Switching out of stocks and into cash before the onset of a recession yields a performance bonus of more than 5% over a simple buy-and-hold strategy. And being in cash during the worst market declines has the additional benefit of reducing overall portfolio volatility.
The stock market can remain over-valued for many months - even several years. But there are clear signs when a recession is about to arrive. Since 1950, there have been 8 recessions. Our early warning system predicted every one.
If you want to build meaningful wealth as an investor, you're going to need an edge.
Anticipating recessions is a skill you can learn, and it will help you get that edge by establishing the proximity of a tipping point. Here are some of the questions we will address in the report:
- Where are we today, in relation to the next recession?
- When the first signs of a recession appear, should you get out of the stock market?
- How much of a performance boost can you get from avoiding the next recession?
- What happens to the stock market when a recession happens?
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