Wednesday, August 21, 2024

Remain at high alert

I'm sure you've seen all the headlines... Stocks are rallying. The latest economic data looks good. Recession chatter has quieted. Still... I urge you to remain at high alert.
 

Dear Reader,

I'm sure you've seen all the headlines...

Stocks are rallying. The latest economic data looks good. Recession chatter has quieted.

Still... I urge you to remain at high alert.

The extreme fear that gripped the market in early August seems like a distant memory.

But I believe volatility is about to return to U.S. stocks in a major way...

Specifically in the early days of September.

In fact, the market has fallen by at least 4% as August turns to September 80% of the time, going back 74 years.

On the other hand, there's a chance this choppy market could show you the chance to capture 100%-1,000% gains in the coming weeks.

You see, the upside of volatility is that it enables a strategy that works best when the market is most tumultuous.

This strategy could have handed you a 670% gain when all the major indexes had their worst day in months last December:

It could have handed you a 641% gain when the 2023 banking crisis sent the market into a tailspin:

It could have handed you a 180% gain after the Dow fell over 660 points:

And it even could have handed you an 833% gain after Russia's invasion of Ukraine spooked the global markets:

We're about to enter the perfect moment for this strategy (not buying gold or shorting stocks).

I recently sat down for an interview in which I explained this incredible yet underutilized strategy.

This interview is going offline tomorrow at midnight...

But until then, you can still catch it here.

If you don't want the coming wave of volatility to catch you off-guard, I urge you to give it a watch now.

Sincerely,

Marc Chaikin
Founder, Chaikin Analytics

 

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