HEED THIS WARNING: The Market Could Crash Like 1987 After MLK Day

*January 18, 2022*

Major Imbalance In The Markets to Take Advantage Of

Look what happened to the sector ETFs after the COVID-19 "flash crash..."

The Federal Reserve printed us out of a market crash that likely would have pushed the economy into an early recession…

And this easy monetary policy we currently have is causing the 11 S&P 500 sectors to deviate from the mean… more so than WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott has never seen.

But he's excited to pick the best sectors right now using a strategy he's kept under wraps for the past two years.

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Why 2022 Is Finally the Year to Invest in 5G and Data Centers

I've been telling anyone who'd listen to me over the past few years that 5G stocks are about to become the next big thing.

Well, this could be their year thanks to infrastructure spending…

Bank of America's research team recently reported that between AT&T and Verizon, they're committed to spend $18 billion on 5G in the next three years. So a ton of money should be flowing into the top 5G stocks soon.

And don't forget, this spending is on top of their base capital expenditure of $90 billion.

But We Have to Get in Before Everyone Else!

WARNING: We Could See a Market Crash Like 1987 After MLK Day

I've got an incredibly bearish take on the market this time around… Every trader should heed my warning and pay close attention to what I'm about to present you with...

You see, I expect the stock market to crash in 2022, and as soon as Tuesday — the day after Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but when certain things are hinting that the market might combust — and soon — it's worth looking into and warning others about.

And when the charts are showing me dozens of red flags like this, I'd be an absolute fool to ignore the looming doomsday scenario…

Here's What to Expect

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