As we close out 2019 and await 2020, it seems that everyone and their brother wants expects the markets to crash.
At least that’s what the Gurus on TV are saying.
Ironically, (or NOT) this has been the battle cry from the peanut gallery in The Most Hated Bull Market in History.
This same group of people make up the 99% – who must be wrong – in order for the 1% to make the lion’s share of the money.
They can’t get over the fact that they’ve been wrong for a decade and cry over spilt milk saying how the system is rigged against them.
In a way they’re right because the odds always favor the house whether it’s Wall Street or Vegas.
However, there are millions of small investors who’ve stayed in stocks and have experienced tremendous returns. Those fortunate ones have been a beneficiary of Wall Street’s greed.
This renders the excuse of a rigged system null and void.
So, what’s in store for 2020?
Will this be the year someone finally hits the “Reset Button?”
Naaahhhh!
However, the markets have gotten way ahead of themselves recently and it wouldn’t surprise us if we have a sharp pullback possibly by mid-late January.
Without a doubt, 2020, The Year of Chaos, will test the nerves of even the most seasoned veterans on Wall Street.
But it won’t be the “BIG RESET”
If you remember, we’ve said that the markets have yet to experience a Blow-Off Top.
It’s the euphoric run-up signaling the end of a bull market.
But even that won’t collapse the system…it will be another head fake.
So, the $64 Billion question remains: “When will see the Big Reset?”
The answer is in our January edition of “…In Plain English”
Read about it (Here).
Before then you need to stock up on lots of popcorn…the show is going to be incredible.
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