Will the Fed Trigger the Mother of All Melt Ups? (Or a Melt Down)
On Wednesday, the Fed is projected to cut interest rates for the first time in over two years. According to my friend – and 50-year Wall Street legend – Marc Chaikin, this could trigger the mother of all stock market melt ups... OR – a fast, brutal selloff. That's why he's going on-camera the day after the Fed announcement – this Thursday, September 19, to explain exactly what he sees happening and how to position yourself. As we've learned all too well over the past few years, the actions of the Fed have huge short-term consequences on U.S. stocks. We saw this in real-time back in March 2022 when the Fed's first rate hikes in five years sent stocks into a brutal bear market. So it stands to reason that this week, we may see a similarly dramatic effect... But for the better. You see, going all the way back to 1929 – over nearly a century of market data – we see the same pattern play out. The Fed begins to cut rates... Stocks are up an average of 11% a year later: 
Again, that's just the average! So I, for one, am looking ahead to the next big bull run in stocks. But a word of caution... As Marc explains here, these potential gains will be meaningless to you if you don't understand the REAL market force powering this bull market. A force so powerful that he and all of the brilliant minds at our corporate affiliate, Chaikin Analytics, are throwing out their investment playbook of the last 18 months... And introducing a brand-new one this Thursday. So whether you're bullish or bearish right now... whether you're "all-in" on stocks or firmly on the sidelines... I wouldn't move a penny in or out of the markets until you see this. Regards, Brett Eversole
Senior Analyst, Stansberry Research | 
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