It never ceases to amaze me how so many people get it all wrong when it comes to investing.
Example: When your favorite retail store has a 20% off sale, people line up to buy things they “perceive” to be a good deal.
Ironically (or NOT) most of what they buy are things that wear out and eventually get thrown out or take up closet and/or garage space.
On the flip side, when Wall Street has a 20% off sale, many investors panic and run for the exits.
Why?
They obviously don’t perceive value and fear that they’ll lose money.
The boyz in “The Club” know this and use it against you time after time.
They also know that in order for markets to make big moves, 99% of investors have to be wrong.
At the same time, they know that most investors fail to Connect the Dots of the global financial puzzle.
This allows them to zig while you zag.
It’s called the “Shampoo Bottle Syndrome” …wash, rinse, repeat.
Another ironic point (or NOT) is that when the markets are high, most investors say they’re “Waiting for a correction before buying stock.”
Again, when a correction comes, they won’t buy.
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The reason is, until you understand the big picture and how to apply it to your personal investments, you won’t take action.
Or, like most investors, you’ll act on emotion and get slaughtered with the rest of the sheeple in the inevitable turbulent times.
It’s not complicated.
In fact, it’s “…In Plain English.”
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