In this crucial weekend video newsletter update we go through the case to be bearish and how you can protect your life savings and even profit from another downside move in the market. If you didn't capitalize on the trading opportunities last week then watch this video right now for the trading opportunities next week.
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The best way to do well in the market is to be in it and be a bit skeptical and bearish. Although this keeps you from performing insanely, it also keeps you from losing a lot of money. Buy stocks you can own long term safely. This is not bearish. However, if you hit a bear patch, you will be safe enough to survive the winter and be able to enjoy another summer while also enjoying the tax gains of not paying tax on capital gains in the meantime.
Sure people say this is a dead strategy, however, they are not the millions of wealthy people who benefit from this generation after generation. They frankly don't care what people say and know that this strategy works. Some say, well you may get stuck with AT&T, etc. I'd say, then you aren't picking safe good investment grade stocks to use this strategy on. Don't fall for the straw man fallacy.
The best way to do well in the market is to be in it and be a bit skeptical and bearish. Although this keeps you from performing insanely, it also keeps you from losing a lot of money. Buy stocks you can own long term safely. This is not bearish. However, if you hit a bear patch, you will be safe enough to survive the winter and be able to enjoy another summer while also enjoying the tax gains of not paying tax on capital gains in the meantime.
Sure people say this is a dead strategy, however, they are not the millions of wealthy people who benefit from this generation after generation. They frankly don't care what people say and know that this strategy works. Some say, well you may get stuck with AT&T, etc. I'd say, then you aren't picking safe good investment grade stocks to use this strategy on. Don't fall for the straw man fallacy.