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No One Rings a Bell at the Top

Unlike most sporting events, where someone hits a buzzer/bell signifying the game is over, no one rings a bell at the top of the stock market.

This (in addition to greed) is what keeps investors hanging on and eventually losing their money.

Have you ever been there…done that?

If so, don’t feel bad.

We’ve ALL made that mistake.

 

However, if you continue to make the same mistake, you’re either blind to what’s going on or you’re listening to the wrong advice.

Except for the crash of 1987 (which was NOT caused by computer failure…read it HERE) every major market decline is riddled with lies from Wall Street’s false prophets.  (Cough! Cramer, Cough! Cough! CNBC).

 

Ask yourself this question:  “What’s the major consensus in today’s market?”

 

Gurus and wannabe gurus galore are screaming about how the next crash (THE BIG ONE) will hit any day now.

And what’s laughable about it is they’ve been saying the same thing since Covid…and it still hasn’t happened.

Proving, once again, that we are still in The Most Hated Bull Market in history.

What’s even funnier is, when a crash or even a mini-crash occurs, they’ll all say “SEE, I told you so.”

 

Let me say this nicely.

Check that!

 

These liars are flat out disgusting.

 

And they only do or say what their Wall Street Overlords tell them to do or say.

 

Ring a Bell…

 

So, if you expect to “HEAR A BELL RINGING AT THE TOP,” let me give you a simple solution.

Ready?

 

You pick the top.

 

Huh?

 

That’s right YOU pick the top of the market that’s comfortable for you.

 

Then, sell your positions (or half of them) and move on to something new or sit in cash and wait for your next opportunity (Cough! Soon, Cough! Cough!)

The point is, opportunities always exist…regardless of economic conditions and/or Wars and Rumors of Wars…(Cough! WW3, Hairball Cough!)

 

READ:  Wars and Rumors of Wars (HERE).

 

You just need to be willing to look for them instead of being greedy and holding on for too long.

Or expecting someone else – like your cousin Eddie – to give you his latest hot tip and expecting to score bigly.

 

Legendary investor Bernard Baruch said it best:  “I made my money by selling too soon.”

So, learn how to improve your winning ratio by “selling too soon” in our upcoming July newsletter (HERE).

 

Share this with a friend…especially if they are expecting someone to ring a bell at the top.  They’ll thank YOU later.

 

And tell them:

 

We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

 “And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

~John 8:32~

 

 

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