Editor's Note: Millionaire Trader Nate Bear has just opened his popular private chat room for FREE, and it started today! Don't worry, you haven't missed out - there's still plenty of time to join the action! Nate's FREE Daily Profits Live Open House kicked off this morning at 9 AM ET (Sept 9th) and runs all week through September 13th. You can jump in right now for a full week of LIVE trading. No credit card required, no limits - just dive into a FULL week of trading excitement! This is an incredibly rare chance to gain FREE access to one of the top trading rooms out there. During his last open house, members had the opportunity to benefit from his 1,129% trade idea in just 2 days! Click here to RSVP NOW - It's completely FREE! The Daily Profits Live Room is already buzzing with activity. Join us now and catch the rest of today's session! -Ryan Fitzwater, Publisher Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance Now that the Fed has all but handed us their rate-cutting intentions, let's continue to forecast – and position ourselves in – the companies and sectors poised to win. Today, I'd like to introduce a bullish forecast for the Biotech sector. Here's the rationale: With rates at a 20-year high, the potential for the first rate cut in 4 years could catalyze a better operating environment for the biotech sector You see, with rates so high, a collection of the top biotech stocks has gained only +4.6% annualized over the last 5 years – while the S&P 500 has gained +16%. That's dramatic under-performance. Why is that? Nearly 80% of the companies in the SPDR S&P Biotech ETF (XBI) must raise cash to continue their research and development initiatives and create new drug candidates and trial results. A downtick in rates will significantly help their burn rates. Case in Point: The XBI has a very strong negative correlation to interest rates. In other words, when rates are rising, this sector tends to underperform. And when rates are falling, this sector tends to outperform. Headed into 2025, the business environment should only get stronger for the entire biotech sector. |
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