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Dear Reader,
"Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful." ~ Warren Buffett Volatility is tough for most investors. And recent events have made many investors nervous. But don't panic. Master options trader Jeff Clark knows how to profit throughout volatile markets just like this one. He would even go as far as saying volatility is our friend. Volatility can drive markets down…but it can also create big opportunities. And these kinds of opportunities don't come along very often. But when they do, it's important not to panic. Just look at what's really going on. While the talking heads on financial TV are saying there's more downside to come… Jeff Clark thinks the market correction is almost over. "There might be another day or two of ugly downside action to get through… But, three weeks from now, I'll bet the stock market averages are higher," he said. He believes recent action set the stage for a short-term bottom and possibly a sustainable intermediate-term rally. Learn how Jeff Clark has traded the market to his advantage and how he's helped everyday folks learn how to generate income and retire wealthy. Follow this link.
Sincerely,
Mike Merson Managing Editor, Jeff Clark Trader
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