Good morning, Many investors know what they’re supposed to do, and not do, in a bear market, but they don’t know how to do it. That’s understandable. In the last 20 years or so, there have only been two bear markets, and the last bear market ended in 2009. That basically means an entire generation of investors has never experienced the emotions of a bear market. Patience is required, but often in short supply. The easy thing to do is to pull your money out and wait on the sidelines. But before you do that, I have some good news and bad news. The good news is that the stock market will recover, and if history is any indicator when it does recover, the market will move to new highs. The bad news is there’s no way to know for sure when that will be, and anyone who says they do is not telling you the truth. Timing the market falls into the category of “it was easy everybody would do it.” Even the most experienced market analysts avoid calling tops and bottoms. It’s simply not a viable investing strategy. So what’s an investor to do? We believe the answer is to be selective, and right now that means looking at best-in-class stocks that are built to ride out recessions. In this special presentation, we’ll give you seven stocks to consider as you look for safe stocks that give you an opportunity for growth and that pay a dividend for good measure. Here are the 10 recession-proof stocks that will let you wait out this bear market. View the 10 Recession-Proof Stocks That Will Let You Wait Out the Bear Matthew Paulson
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