Don't Make This Mistake (Again)

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View in browser SPONSORED The "Secret Tech Companies" Delivering Big Profits Cirrus Logic... Q Technology... Micron Technology... these are all little-known tech stocks that saw 10-bagger gains after getting into the Big Tech supply chains. It took as little as 18 months or as long as 12 years. And now, another $10 stock could join them. It just broke into the Tesla and Samsung supply chains. And Apple reportedly is collaborating with the company on a $330 million facility to add the company's tech to the iPad and iPhone. What is this special tech that the $10 stock developed? See it in action right here. Be Smart: Do This Before the Next Market Drop Rebecca Barshop | Senior Managing Editor | The Oxford Club The worst thing you could do right now is panic. If you're an experienced investor, you know that the markets will find their support. The free fall can't last forever. But if you're a novice investor, let this be a learning experience. We're witnessing history. Bloodbaths happen... but the market always recovers. Further down the road, this will be a blip in the rearview mirror. As our experts say time and time again, a down market is an opportunity to go bargain hunting, to pick up shares of great companies at even greater discounts. That said, there's one imperative move you must make before the next crash... or run-up. But first, some background information. Robinhood Goes Dark In March 2020, the popular online trading platform Robinhood experienced a systemwide outage. Part of the cause of the downtime was "stress on [the] infrastructure - which struggled with unprecedented load." But it gets more interesting... "Multiple factors contributed to the unprecedented load that ultimately led to the outages," the company's co-founders wrote in a statement. "The factors included, among others, highly volatile and historic market conditions; record volume; and record account sign-ups." Record volume makes sense. Traders were piling in by the thousands to either take their gains and run... or snag their share of inverse funds and volatility plays. But record sign-ups? That's where the newbies went wrong. SPONSORED BRA$H Profit-Churning Pro Trader Reveals Hidden Secret Behind 34.6% Average Gains! Some absolutely love him. Others can't stand his bold, brash persona. He's certainly ultra-confident. That's because he's mastered a strategy that churns out 34.6% average gains, with individual wins of up to 136%, 178% and 188%... All within 24 hours. And he's demonstrating how he does it, FOR FREE...⇨here. Bitcoin's Warning Let's look at another platform crash for a moment. In December 2017, the cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase experienced a similar outage. Coinbase hit the No. 1 spot for free apps on Apple's App Store. So many people were trying to buy Bitcoin that the system simply crashed. The following day, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explained that access to the website "may become degraded or unavailable during times of significant volatility or volume." It happened again a few days later, when Coinbase had to temporarily disable buying or selling Litecoin and Ethereum during a historic price surge. The system simply couldn't bear the weight of so much interest. Don't Wait Another Minute The lessons learned in December 2017 and March 2020 are identical... Don't wait for a run-up or a crash to get into the market. Because then you're just overreacting to the news cycle like every other Chicken Little. Setting up a trading account can take a few hours, if not a few days. Sometimes you're stuck waiting for your bank to verify and approve your account access. And if it's true mania - as was the case for Coinbase in 2017 - the platform may stop allowing new sign-ups altogether. So if you're trying to make quick money in the very moment that the Dow is falling 2,000 points... well, you're going to be out of luck. If there's a possibility that you'll want to profit on upcoming volatility, you should already have market exposure. That way, you'll be ready for whatever hits next. But if you don't have an online trading account set up and ready to use, don't be surprised when you miss out on all the fun. For some helpful information on how to start trading, click here. And to check out the top five best investing apps, check this out. Good investing, Rebecca P.S. Don't worry, we're not throwing you to the wolves. Once you get set up with a trading account, you can look to The Oxford Club to help you find the best investment opportunities. For example, one of my colleagues is raving about a company that he's calling the "Next Tech Giant." And it's a total steal right now at just $5 on the Nasdaq. Learn more here. 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