What’s Coming for Q1 and Beyond in 2022? Volatility!
Everytime WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott and I filmed a roundtable video last year, we always ended up getting a ton of questions emailed to us…
So this year, we decided to take the roundtable live so we can answer everyone’s questions in real time. Even better, New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito decided to join us for an unscripted and candid take on what we expect Q1 2022 to look like for the stock market.
If you missed this week’s roundtable, no worries… We’ll be doing this live every week! So be on the lookout for exclusive invites in your email each Wednesday morning.
And, guys, it’s going to be a long year with shocking moves in interest rates, painful inflation and extreme moves in stocks… So it's important to take advantage of these live sessions and plan accordingly in real time!
Heck, we’re already seeing these moves in stocks while sectors simultaneously negate each other.
On a whole, it might look like another boring day on the market… But underneath the hood, we’re seeing stocks make 3% to 5% moves each day, which is a lot. So even though it may not look like 2022 is starting out with much volatility, these individual stocks wouldn’t be making massive moves without it.
What does that tell us?
That 2022 will be an active trader's dream… and a long-term investor’s nightmare.
The three of us also took this time to cover why the Federal Reserve will be the biggest factor driving technology stocks this year… three sectors we’re each bullish and bearish on… and the million-dollar questions you’ve been sending us about the 2022 stock market.
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