The best way to spot a bubble is to learn how to see outside your own personal bubble.
Because one of the biggest problems people have when trying to understand how markets move is, they can’t see outside their bubble.
Not surprisingly there is a lot of talk about “bubbles” in the markets lately.
But in this specific case, we’re referring to how people live in their own personal bubble.
And that’s because we tend to see everything from our own personal point of view.
But for the vast majority of investors this is a recipe for disaster.
Let me remind you…the markets don’t care about your opinion or feelings.
In fact, the boyz in the “Club” bank on you (pun intended) making mistakes based on your feelings.
They (1%) know that in order for the markets to make big moves – up or down – 99% of the crowd must be wrong.
Why else do you think most investors miss the big moves?

Think about this.
If you’re a salesman or a teacher, it’s hard for you to see or understand how a builder constructs a building.
Seeing Outside Your Bubble
Now, apply this to investing.
It’s hard to see the market through the eyes of a trader if you’re not a trader.
So, in order to spot a bubble, you must first see outside of your personal bubble.
That doesn’t mean you need to become a trader on Wall Street.
However, when you learn to think outside your personal investment bubble, you become more astute and less likely to fall for the ongoing Wall Street traps.
So, remember: At Financial$Matter we have over 114 years of combined experience (including mistakes) on Wall Street.
And based on our experience, we can assure you that Turbulent Times are here and will get worse before they get better.
But don’t be intimidated by them.
Because our main purpose in sharing our experiences on Wall Street with you is to equip you to prosper AND thrive.
Learn how to navigate Wall Street’s mine fields (HERE).
Share this with a friend…especially if they live in a bubble.
They’ll thank YOU later.
And tell them:


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