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2022/10/03

Get-Rich Recipes for a Sour Market

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Editor's Note: For the past several months, Oxford Club Research Director Kristin Orman has studied a set of special parameters to weather the coming recession.

In the process, she created the system that would have brought Members gains of 37% in the 1,772 days it took the S&P 500 to break even during the financial crisis of the late 2000s...

And gains of 94% while the S&P 500 was down 1.4% and the Nasdaq was down 18% in the wake of the dot-com bust.

The Oxford Club is so excited about Kristin's findings that it launched the first-ever collaborative service in its history - Oxford Centurion, headed by Kristin and Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld.

To learn more about Oxford Centurion and Kristin's recession-proof investing strategy...

Follow this link for all the details!

- Kyle Wehrle, Assistant Managing Editor

Dividend Safety Grade

In last week's Safety Net, Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld inspected the dividend safety of a 12.3%-yielding telecommunications provider.

This company's cash flow is projected to fall hard in 2022, from $3.6 billion to $2.2 billion. Safety Net never wants to see drops in cash flow.

Even so, this company's payout ratio is just 47%.

But is that low enough to protect the dividend?

See whether the dividend is safe here.

The Value Meter
 

In last week's Value Meter, Contributing Analyst Jody Chudley graded the valuation of an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that has brought us major gains before.

With one of our previous trades, we were up 84% within a year.

Chart: The SPDR S&P Bank ETF Trounced the S&P 500
 

But is the ETF a buy today?

Seeing as banks' net interest margins are rapidly widening for the first time in 15 years, this ETF could be our next moonshot play...

Reveal the ETF and its valuation.

State of the Market
 

Bear markets are a difficult but inescapable part of investing.

In last week's State of the Market, Marc shared a few ways you can weather them.

On top of increasing your savings, you need to employ trailing stops to protect your wealth in case the bottom falls out of the market.

Furthermore, you should remain confident in the long-term benefits of staying in the market...

Learn more from Marc in last week's State of the Market.

"Thanks to Wealthy Retirement, I feel better prepared to make wise decisions when investing my money." - Wealthy Retirement Reader Daniel S.

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THE BEST PLACE TO SECURE PROFITS DURING THIS BEAR MARKET

Last Tuesday, Marc argued that there hasn't been a better time to invest in bonds in decades. Rising rates and falling bond prices are a lucrative combination. Furthermore, when you own a bond, you don't care about where prices are in a bear market... Join Marc here.

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3 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF DURING THIS BEAR MARKET

Late last week, Marc listed three questions to ask yourself during downturns like our current one. For one, how long is your investing time horizon? And are you using the right technical tools to save your wealth from a hit? Take a little bit of the stress off your shoulders... Get Marc's insights.

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It's returned an 83% win rate.

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