A new trading strategy for this recession
Dear Investor,
The typical recession strategy goes like this: get your money out of failing stocks, stay away from the tanking market, hold onto cash, and ride it out.
Then, when you see signs of "recovery", get back in, buy low, and bank profits.
It makes sense... but it's a huge missed opportunity.
There is a better way...
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There's no way to sugarcoat it…
With the economy going to "hell in a handbasket", inflation skyrocketing out of control, and the stock market swan-diving almost every day…
… most financial experts now see a recession baked into our near-term economic future.
And lots of investors are dumping stocks like there's no tomorrow.
But is that the right strategy to use in a full-blown recession?
Perhaps not.
These three stocks have made money in the most recent recessions.
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The names of these three recession-resistant stocks are revealed in our hot new report entitled…
The 3 Best Bets to Profit During a Recession!
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Click here to discover how you could profit an average of 39.5%, 25%, and 21.8% in the next recession.
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Yours for better trading,
The Investing Ideas Daily Team
P.S. No reason to dump your stocks and bury your head in the sand when the next recession hits.
Discover how you could "turn the tables" on recession and make nice potential gains on these three stocks.
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