| July 02, 2022  Editor's Note: The message below from one of our partners is one we believe you should take a close look at. Dear Reader, The interest rate hike is not a death sentence for the stock market. In fact, historically, rising interest rates have been good for stocks. It's a sign of bullishness, not bearishness. I know that may be hard to believe for some… But look at the data: Going back to 1989, the average return of the S&P 500 during a rate hike is 62.9%. The Nasdaq is up an average of 102% during a period of rising interest rates. You see, it's important to understand: Rising rates don't hurt the stock market… High rates do. And right now, we have historically low interest rates. One rate hike, or even 10 quarter-point rate hikes isn't going to change that. In fact, the Federal Reserve is raising rates because the market is strong – and ready to stand on its own two feet without artificial help. We are in a bull market with a long way to run. I'll also tell you about 14 currently popular stocks I think you should sell or avoid. Click here to watch the full interview for free – no paywall. Regards, Joel Litman P.S. I recently met with the Department of Defense in a private, special situation room, and shared my research on inflation and the stock market. And I've shared this research with the top 10 money managers in the world, all paying clients. My unique stock market "early warning system" called the 2020 crash weeks early. And it spotted the coming bull market at the bottom. My system has called the rise of AMD when the stock was $2. And it called the demise of fad stocks like Peloton and DoorDash. Now, it's flashing green on five specific stocks… While at the same time, it says to sell 14 of the most popular stocks on the market.
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The truth about rising interest rates…
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