Are You Ready to Ride the Next Volatility Wave?

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Hi Reader,

We have an urgent matter in our hands.

You might have noticed that the market's momentum has weakened lately. Although the coronavirus curve appears to be flattening and lockdowns are loosening, there are still plenty of issues yet to be resolved.

In addition to the China-US tensions, rising unemployment levels, and the fear of a second COVID-19 wave, there's far too much going on this year for us to stay still.

If there was a time where we should all be on top of the game, it is now!

Which is why I'd like to share something that was recently leaked from Goldman Sachs and originally intended for their private clients.

You've heard of buyback programs, right? If you haven't, it's basically when companies "buy back" their own shares, thus boosting their stock price. It's a simple example of supply and demand. The less shares that are available, the more they are worth!

Well, apparently they're on the decline – which is not a good thing. Stock buybacks are known to be the market's strongest growth drivers and they've been on the decline over the last few years.

In, 2020, they've expected to fall further, to half the normal levels.

What does this mean? Volatility is going to skyrocket! But I want you to be prepared.

I've been using a 5-Point Strategy that generally does well when the market is healthy. But you know what I've noticed? When stocks get volatile, it wins 86% of the time.

Basically, the volatile markets normally deemed to be dangerous turn into cash opportunities! Which is why my traders and I are personally employing this strategy in the our offices.

Since time is money, we would like to share this information with you now. And we're giving it away at no cost to you. No credit card info; no nothing. Call it a friendly favor.

You can download it here.

Yours for Higher Profits,

Lane Mendelsohn

Author and Financial Researcher


 

 


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