Do You Know Financial CPR?

How interesting it is to note that there’s been a sudden huge shift in the media to awareness of CPR.

And that’s mostly because of the cardiac arrest and collapse of Damar Hamilton witnessed by millions on last Monday Night’s Football game.

But thank God for the paramedics and first responders that brought him back to life.

Ironically (or NOT) prior to that event, the NFL all but prohibited anyone from praying on the field.

And now they’re selling lots of T-Shirts (Love to Damar) to commemorate the unity among players praying on the field.

(But that’s another subject for another time.)

As a result, it seems to have become a major focus that people need to know how to perform CPR.

And this begs the question: “Why Now?”

Maybe it’s because the number of “Sudden Deaths” in healthy people (athletes and children) is increasing at an alarming rate.

Or Maybe people are finally starting to put 2+2 together regarding the number of “Sudden Deaths” and how they’re related to the number of people who took the clot shot.

Or Maybe, JUST MAYBE, the Boyz responsible for this travesty (Cough!Big Pharma, Cough! WHO, CDC, NIH, Cough! Anthony Frauduci and Globalist Politicians, Hairball Cough!) know how this is going to get worse.

And they’re trying to deflect the blame by acting as if they’re helping the serfs “Learn how to perform CPR” as a way to make you think they’re concerned.

Do You Know Financial CPR?

It’s definitively a good idea for people to know how to perform CPR…especially with the prospects of many more cases of cardiac arrests on tap for the future.

And – not to sound morbid – at the same time it’s looking like a good time to learn how to perform financial CPR on many investors’ portfolios.

Huh?

For the most part 2022 was brutal on most investors’ portfolios…especially 401ks.

Why 401ks?

Because most of them restrict you to buying certain mutual funds and/or ETFs.

And most mutual funds/ETFs performed worse than the major indexes.

READ: Another Reason to Hate ETFs/Mutual Funds  October 12, 2017

So, in the event that your portfolio needs to be quickly resuscitated from the market’s cardiac arrest, do you know how to perform Financial CPR?

If not, then be sure to read our Short and Sweet Tips column in the January edition of “…In Plain English” (HERE).

Share this with a friend…especially if they’re still suffering from a 2022 market hangover.

They’ll thank YOU later.

Remember:  We’re Not Just About Finance

But we use finance to give you hope.

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