Are we in the Roaring ’20s... or the 1970s?

Hi Trader,

People were looking forward to a revival of the Roaring '20s as the ball dropped on 12/31/2019. The economy was killing it, things were looking up…

Then COVID hit and wrecked everything.

We're finally emerging from the pandemic, but the world looks a lot more like the 1970s than the post-Spanish Flu 1920s.

A quick explanation if you weren't around then:

Many Western countries saw oil supply shortages in the '70s, causing the price of oil (and subsequently many other items) to climb (inflation) and economic growth to stagnate (stagnation).

Thus, the term "stagflation" was coined to represent a period of economic slowdown and price increase.

Anyone who lived then remembers waiting in line for hours just to fill up their tank.

Sound kinda like recent events?

A bad economy, gas prices jumping in the span of weeks, shortages at the pump, everyday items are starting to look more expensive...

Well, this time, oil's not completely to blame for the stagflation.

Instead, people think the supply shock is in the labor market, especially after that recent jobs report.

Basically, there are tons of open jobs that people simply won't take.

I even read a story about a McDonald's franchise owner who was PAYING people to interview and he STILL couldn't get candidates in the door.

Companies that can't fill their open jobs can't grow much — there's the stagnation.

Combine that with the Fed cramming the money supply full of more cash throughout last year, and you might have rampant inflation on your hands.

We might be in the '70s all over again…

But this time, you have an advantage.

It's easier than ever to make money outside your day job.

By adding another source of income, you can stay ahead of stagflation and prevent it from destroying your savings.

In fact, all the wackiness in the oil market offers up plenty of chances to profit as a trader if you know how to structure your trades right.

Despite everything going on right now, I continue to spot great profit opportunities in the energy sector nearly every day. I'm even $30,000 in the profit on a long-term trade!

And, of course, I'm showing everyone inside my Big Energy Profits membership these exact ideas so they can make extra money despite the stagflation we're in.

If you want to join these traders...

Click here to learn how.

Anthony Speciale Jr

Editor & Chief Investment Strategist,

Big Energy Profits

team1@hawkeyetraders.com
bigenergyprofits.com


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