Friends,
I'm sure you've noticed just how negative the headlines are all over the internet lately.
Just look at these…
- China's Economy Will Cost Global GDP 3%
- Volkswagen Engine-Rigging Scheme Began In 2008
- IMF: Emerging-Market Woes Risk Triggering Asset Fire Sales
- Deutsche Bank Warns Of Large Loss
- Concern Grows That The I.M.F May Be Overstretched
- Pepsi Has A $1.4 Billion Venezuela Problem
- It's Time For Negative Rates, Fed's Kocherlakota Hints
And that's just a few of them!
There's no doubt about it, we're caught up in a negative feedback loop.
It goes something like this…
Bad news creates doubt and causes investor sentiment to decline. Poor investor sentiment leads to falling stock prices. Then falling stock prices cause investor sentiment to fall even further and stocks go down again.
And so on and so forth in a vicious loop of bad news, falling investor sentiment, and declining asset prices.
Here's the good news…
This happens every few years. Eventually the negative feedback loop is broken. If you know what to look for, you can time your entry into specific sectors of the market to take advantage of rebounding stock prices after the negative feedback loop is broken.
My colleague, Corey Williams, is always talking about using things like investor sentiment to gain an edge. He believes there's a great opportunity for investors to rake in some cold hard cash after the current negative feedback loop is broken.
If you'd like to take advantage of this idea, make sure to sign up for the Sector ETF Trader. He'll show you exactly what ETFs you should be investing in right now… and exactly how to get started. You can come on board with a subscription here.
Sincerely,
John Alexander, Editor
Dynamic Wealth Report
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