Can You Handle Another Market Crash?

February 27, 2020

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Don't Swim Naked

Folks, yesterday was another rough day for stocks...

The S&P 500 shed 100 points and fell more than 3% for a second day in a row.

Major stock indices are now trading between their 50- and 200-day moving average, or what I call "the twilight zone."

And while the losses sustained by stocks on Monday and Tuesday might have been similar, other parts of the market are signaling the worst may be nearly behind us.

See What it Means for Stocks.

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Where Are Markets Headed Next?

After two massive down days to start the week, stocks rallied hard this morning before u-turning lower in the afternoon.

The coronavirus-sparked selloff was sudden and violent, but stocks desperately needed this pullback. By just about every measure, all major U.S. indices were extremely overbought.

The only question now is how much more will the market fall?

To get some insight on the answer to that, I'm going to review an often-ignored index…

Here's What it's Saying

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"The most valuable information ever I have received."

Juan C.

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Can You Handle Another Market Crash?

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