♟ Three Places to Find Value in the Market Now

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One Mistake You CAN'T Afford to Keep Making... "The market is going to be volatile again in 2022. You want to be ready to pounce on these companies and sectors..." Karim Rahemtulla, Head Fundamental Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance The market is not static. It's ever-changing, and you must keep up with the changes to cash in. This past week we cashed in on Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE: CLF) to the tune of almost 50% after holding the position for just a couple of weeks. Just look at what some members had to say. SeaJay 1/5/2022 at 12:57 p.m. In at $2.51, out at $3.92 for a NICE 56.2% PROFIT! Thank you, Karim! Edwin G. 1/5/2022 at 10:03 a.m. CLF 15 contracts filled at $3.85 48% profit. Thanks Karim!!! Cire S. 1/5/2022 at 10:12 a.m. I closed the 1 Shares/Contracts I opened at $2.50 for $3.85. Out at $3.85 for 54%. Thanks Karim! Was it a fluke? Absolutely not. We purposefully rotated into areas of the market that are considered value stocks. That side of the portfolio is offsetting the weakness of some of our growth names. Tired of Gambling (and Losing) on Stocks? Discover the only way in the market to WIN BOTH WAYS. When a stock surges up... Or plunges down. You can win... BIG! "Awesome trade! Made enough to pay for my daughter's car [188% overnight gain]." - Mark D. See the secret by CLICKING HERE (while you still can). Investors are looking for earnings and cash flow - there are three sectors providing that right now, and they are cheaper than the market in general. The first sector is materials stocks like Cleveland-Cliffs and Nucor. These are companies with low price-to-earnings, great backlogs and futures that will be filled with lots of infrastructure spending. In the cases of Cliffs and Nucor, they will also benefit from a resurging auto sector. The second sector is the pharmaceutical sector. It is just gushing cash and profits. Companies like Pfizer and AbbVie are making money hand over fist. They are now on the prowl for more companies to buy with their fat cash hoards, and they're also looking to raise dividends. Most trade at multiples that are less than half that of the market. Finally, the heavy equipment sector is cheap. Companies like Kubota, John Deere and Caterpillar are only now starting to get noticed as their backlogs, cash flow and earnings are all beginning to build. This buildup should last a while as major infrastructure projects begin to take hold. The market is going to be volatile again in 2022, more than it was at the end of 2021. And, if it sells off, you want to be ready to pounce on the companies and sectors above. They're on sale now, and if they get cheaper, the sale only gets better. YOUR ACTION PLAN We're covering these types of plays, and many others, hourly and daily in The War Room. When they get ripe for a trade, we'll be on top of it - and so will you if you're part of the most dynamic room for investing in 2022! Reminder! 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