The One Chart Your Financial Advisor Doesn't Want You to See

Editor's note: Today, we're sharing insights from our friend and colleague Andrew Zatlin. After spending more than a decade working for Cisco Systems in Silicon Valley, he launched Moneyball Economics, where he uses his background as a top-ranked economist combined with proprietary hiring data to find profitable trading setups in the market. In today's essay, […] Not rendering correctly? View this e-mail as a web page [here](. [Empire Financial Daily] Editor's note: Today, we're sharing insights from our friend and colleague Andrew Zatlin. After spending more than a decade working for Cisco Systems in Silicon Valley, he launched Moneyball Economics, where he uses his background as a top-ranked economist combined with proprietary hiring data to find profitable trading setups in the market. In today's essay, Andrew explains a secret behind advice from financial advisors... --------------------------------------------------------------- The One Chart Your Financial Advisor Doesn't Want You to See By Andrew Zatlin --------------------------------------------------------------- [Whitney Tilson Guest Makes Shocking Stock Market Statement: 'FORGET STOCKS!']( Whitney just sat down with a brand-new guest... And what this man says on camera will completely blow you away. But it could also lead to profits 59 times higher than what you’re seeing now. [Click here to watch the shocking new interview](. --------------------------------------------------------------- When the market is volatile, you probably seek guidance from your financial advisor... After all, these folks are smart, level-headed, and spend all day focused on the markets. Furthermore, they have key resources at their disposal – troves of information, access to their own experts, and complex software tools (probably written by NASA scientists) to help make decisions no one else can make, right? What if I told you that the advice you've been getting is based on one simple chart, a chart that all financial advisors and investment companies use? This chart is numbered, color-coded, and drop-dead simple to read... And today, I'm going to show it to you and reveal how you can start using it to boost your portfolio... Perhaps surprisingly, the chart I'm referring to dates back almost 30 years. Here it is: There's a lot going on here, so let me break it down... First, you'll see two wavy curves – one yellow and one blue (where they overlap creates green). The yellow represents the economic cycle – in other words, the current state of our economy. Are we in boom times? Is a recession underway? Simply follow the curve to find out. The blue curve, meanwhile, is the stock market's cycle. In other words, are we in a bull or bear market? Second, you'll notice a bunch of numbers which correspond to different sectors – energy, technology, health care, etc. Essentially, once you determine where we are in the cycle, simply look for which numbers are nearby. And those are the sectors your financial advisor will suggest you target. Are we in the middle of a recession during a bear market? Your advisor will probably recommend you invest in financials and consumer cyclicals. Are the economy and market ready to climb? In that case, your advisor will probably tell you to invest in technology stocks. --------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Link: [The only money-making acronym you need to know for 2023]( Soon, the acronym "PVAB" could be as commonplace as "ASAP" or "TGIF." But if you don't know it yet, you're not too late... 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Because it's so widely used, it's almost market-proof. Simply follow the crowds into the respective sectors and watch your portfolio soar. But before you take this chart and run off, listen up... Investing solely on this chart isn't the way to go. Ironically, it's too simple. This advice is too broad. For instance, the chart might tell you to invest in consumer cyclicals. But does that mean restaurants? Hotels? Airlines? There are thousands of options within each of these sectors... But thankfully, that's why you turn to me! You see, I'm bringing something more to the table: my unique hard data. And I use it to target specific investment opportunities. In fact, I'm seeing a massive opportunity for investors right now as the U.S. Federal Reserve is set for a major economic move... This month, the Fed is rolling out its brand-new "FedNow" program. It's the Fed's boldest move ever... and it will "reset" the U.S. dollar. With every dollar soon under Fed control, I recently put together a video presentation where I explain how FedNow will affect your daily expenses, your paycheck, your Social Security payments, and your portfolio. I'd urge you to watch it before FedNow rolls out just days from now. [Get the details here](. Regards, Andrew Zatlin --------------------------------------------------------------- If someone forwarded you this e-mail and you would like to be added to the Empire Financial Daily e-mail list to receive e-mails like this every weekday, simply [sign up here](. © 2023 Empire Financial Research. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited without written permission from Empire Financial Research, 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21201 [www.empirefinancialresearch.com.]( You received this e-mail because you are subscribed to Empire Financial Daily. [Unsubscribe from all future e-mails](