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Dear Reader,

Market volatility is about to soar, but it’s not necessarily a bad thing if you are positioned right.

Over the past 12 months, mutual fund investors have pulled out about $100 billion more than they’ve put into them.

In my 30 years of investing, I’ve never once seen the average Joe crowd get it right, so in my opinion, this leads me to believe that we are NOT about to see a crash.

According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, 77% of economists see a high risk of recession within the next 2 years.

This number really has me questioning my own thinking because one certainty in life is that economists are the worst forecasters.

Remember how Bernanke told us subprime was contained and we should expect growth in 2008?

An inverted yield curve is also flashing caution amongst institutional investors, but we know that bull markets don’t end in “caution.”

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    Due to the 2000 Dotcom crash and the 2008 housing collapse, investors across the board are preparing for the EXACT same results and are therefore positioning themselves to be prepared for the most recent painful collapse in markets. However, by doing this, they ensure that the results will be the polar opposite.

    Will we have another downturn? Absolutely. Will the stock market crash with the economy? It’s looking more and more unlikely.

    Instead, we are more likely to see a melt-up, with the global economy slowing and the Dow setting NEW all-time highs!

    We also have to keep in mind that due to the government intervention from 2007 to 2014 in our markets, both our economy and stock market were never truly able to realign themselves.

    It’s why it was and is considered the weakest economic recovery in U.S. history.

    The official recession ended in June of 2009, but by underperforming year after year, people felt that it never ended during the years that followed.

    Today, business and consumer optimism are at highs, which should yield us real growth. All growth ultimately comes from businesses creating value for our economy, which is happening now.

    The underlying systemic risks that we have discussed in this letter are still there, so we do recommend a minimum of 10% exposure to precious metals and cryptocurrency, but in our opinion, if everyone else is fearful, now is the time to be a little greedy.

    Don’t buy anything for the sake of buying; always stick to finding great deals, wonderful assets at discounts, and in our opinion, assets that pay you something (cash flow).

    Best Regards,

    James Davis
    FutureMoneyTrends.com

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