How to REALLY Catch the Rebound

Are you confused about what to do next?

I’m hearing from a number of people who are “changing” their thinking to deal with the ongoing coronavirus situation, especially when it comes to their money.

Why?

They’re trying to “buy the dip” which is great but very, very dangerous if you do that blindly or for the wrong reasons. Many have tried in recent weeks only to be nursing very expensive losses just days later.

Still more are blindly throwing their money at companies that haven’t got a hope in hell of getting through this unscathed. Cruise liners and casinos come to mind, for example. They’re down as much as 89%, in just a matter of weeks. Boeing (BA) is another.

Yet, at the same time, there’s an entirely different class of companies that’s taking off to new highs and proving to be far more resilient than the broader markets. The Clorox Co (___) comes to mind, for instance.

Naturally, many folks want to chase that kind of performance because they fear missing out on the rebound.

Don’t.

Do this instead.

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Weekend Edition: Are you confused about what to do next?

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Where to Invest $1,000 Right Now

Millions of investors are worried that there’s more selling ahead.

Odds are, they’re correct.

Still, I’m beginning to get the sense that we’re far more likely near a bottom than a top, which means picking the “right” companies could set you up for once-in-a-lifetime wealth at prices you won’t see again for a generation.

Panic never made anybody a penny…

Fresh Out of Quarantine… and Watching the Markets as Closely as Ever

Countries are mobilizing and isolating in a blitz attempt to stop the quarantine, and it could bring around an entirely new class of new technologies, medicines, data security, and computerization. Click here to watch!

Three Charts You Need to See if You Want to Invest During the Coronavirus Pandemic

The profits you want ARE right around the corner.

I know that’s hard to believe as the markets come unglued, but hear me out.

Playing offense is always more profitable over time than trying to avoid a downturn. Not sometimes, not at a point in time… always.

For example, I wrote to you recently, on March 6, and suggested you consider The Clorox Company (NYSE:CLX). It’s just hit new all highs of $205.36 as I type. I suggested investors avoid Boeing at all costs in the aftermath of the MAX situation when it was trading at nearly $360, and it broke $100 a share this morning.

People ask me frequently “how I know.”

I don’t.

I simply have two things working for me that every investor needs: a) perspective drawn from 37 years in global markets and b) world class analytics that help me see what could happen next a little more clearly.

I don’t have to do a damn thing except pay attention. And, of course, buy “must have” companies the world can’t live without -something you hear me say a lot.

I want you to have the same advantage.

That’s why I’m sharing three (normally) proprietary charts I look at every day.

Extreme Capitulation Selling?

We aren’t there yet… but we’re at the beginning. Should we just close the markets, to reset? Keith weighs in. Click here to watch!

We Opened Down… and Closed Immediately

There’s no bottom in sight… and it’s because of the computers. People are looking for an opportunity – even just a few seconds – but the computers are getting there first. Closing the markets may be our only hope. Click here to watch!

Weekend Edition: Why This Fund Is Your Best Friend at the Moment

The stock markets are obviously in uncharted territory and, while that’s extremely uncomfortable, it’s not necessarily unprofitable if you have a plan. If you’re flying by the seat of your pants, that’s something else entirely and a topic for another …

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Why This Fund Is Your Best Friend at the Moment

The stock markets are obviously in uncharted territory and, while that’s extremely uncomfortable, it’s not necessarily unprofitable if you have a plan. If you’re flying by the seat of your pants, that’s something else entirely and a topic for another time.

What matters now is very simple.

Calm perspective.

Robinhood: Evidently Too Good to be True

I smell a rat.

Robinhood Markets Inc. burst onto the scene in 2013 promising unlimited commission free trading in stocks, funds, options, and cryptocurrencies via a slick smartphone based app. Even “fractional shares” for as little as $1.

Millions of new traders – millennials in particular – signed on, drawn like moths to a flame by the premise of “democratizing finance” and crowdsourcing investment advice… whatever that means.

Old farts like me, who’ve been trading since dinosaurs roamed the earth and who cautioned against the risks associated with using an unproven app, were told bluntly that we didn’t understand.

Evidently.

Robinhood’s vaunted app stopped working entirely during some of the worst market conditions on record… not once… not twice…

But THREE times in recent weeks, during some of the most critical moments in modern financial history.

Here’s Why You Should Care Even If You’re Not a Robinhood Customer

Is this Washout Selling?

We’re certainly getting there – but my buy list is longer than a CVS receipt and getting longer than the day. Click here to watch!

Are We Setting Up a Monumental Buying Opportunity?

Not just monumental… but generational. This is the kind of buying opportunity you see once or twice in your lifetime — so get ready to buy.

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The One Stock to Buy Even If the Selling ISN’T Over

Will the markets go up or down from here?

That is by far the most frequent question I’m getting right now. By phone, by email, via online comments… millions of investors want to know.

I’m not sure that’s is the right question, though.

All that matters is what’s happening with YOUR portfolio.

Up or down doesn’t actually matter.

How to “Future-Proof” Your Profits…

I’m Convinced: A Generational “Buy” is in the Works

The broader markets got shellacked this week as the major averages went damn near into free fall and the yield on bellwether US 10-Year Treasuries dropped to a surreal 0.79% in a dramatic flight to safety. Running for the hills seems tempting but would be, I submit, exactly the wrong move if you don’t have to.

Buying when others are selling at points of “despondency” is THE purest path to profits.

It’s not just me saying so either.

The late Sir John Templeton very quietly borrowed $10,000 on the eve of WWII and bought 100 shares of every stock trading on the NYSE for under $1, including a number of bankrupt companies. All but four would turn out to be profitable investments.

Years later he’d go on to found a fund based on this approach and it was so successful that every $10,000 invested upon inception would be worth at least $2 million by the time he retired. Eventually, Templeton would make so much money he gave away more than $1 billion before he passed away.

My sense is that we’re approaching a similar inflection point today

Weekend Edition: I’m Convinced: A Generational “Buy” is in the Works

The broader markets got shellacked this week as the major averages went damn near into free fall and the yield on bellwether US 10-Year Treasuries dropped to a surreal 0.79% in a dramatic flight to safety. Running for the hills seems tempting but would be, I submit, exactly the wrong move if you don’t have to.

Buying when others are selling at points of “despondency” is THE purest path to profits.

Click here to watch!