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Market Volatility Strikes Again — One Rule to Get Ahead

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Use Trend Rules to Get Ahead as Volatility Rages On


Managing Editor’s Note: It was another rough week for financial markets, so we think it makes sense to revisit a simple tactic Adam and Charles use when looking for ways to weather the storm. — Chad Stone, managing editor, Money & Markets


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Adam O'Dell,
Chief Investment Strategist

When market volatility ramps up, it can be tough to make sense of it all and pinpoint new investing opportunities.

That’s where “trend rules” come in.

Charles Sizemore is the co-editor of the Green Zone Fortunes stock research service I founded. He's also my close friend.

He’s a self-described “value investor,” whereas the “Momentum Principle” is my go-to strategy.

With that setup, you might think Charles and I never agree on anything.

In reality, that’s not the case.

In fact, I see Charles’ and my styles as complementary, rather than opposing. And our success is by no means mutually exclusive.

Charles even surprised me recently when he mentioned an “Adam-like” strategy he uses when looking for stocks to buy (or sell).

Click here to see how this same strategy can help you as the bear market continues.

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Gas Prices Are Down — but Not for Long

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Consumers aren’t happy, but they feel a sense of relief. Gas prices are down over the past month.

At a national average of $4.66 per gallon, it’s still painful. But prices have fallen 7% from a month ago when they topped $5.

Remember, that’s a national average.

You might be paying more or less. In California, the average is more than $6 a gallon. In Georgia, it’s just $4.16.

Today’s chart shows you why low prices won't last.

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