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[] Next week, I’m heading to Nassau, the Bahamas to attend the first annual Crypto Bahamas conference. I’m asking questions on your behalf, so let me know what you want to know… [View in browser]( . Next week, I’m heading to Nassau, the Bahamas to attend the first annual Crypto Bahamas conference. I’m asking questions on your behalf, so let me know what you want to know… [View in browser]( . . [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [] [] Did This California Tech Wiz Discover... The Perfect AAPL Trade? One reclusive tech genius in California used his powerful trade-testing software to perfect his system for trading AAPL. The results so far -- a 70% win rate and a 3-to-1 reward-to-risk ratio. [Click here to catch the recent reveal of the "Perfect" Apple Trade]( [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] Did This California Tech Wiz Discover... The Perfect AAPL Trade? One reclusive tech genius in California used his powerful trade-testing software to perfect his system for trading AAPL. The results so far -- a 70% win rate and a 3-to-1 reward-to-risk ratio. [Click here to catch the recent reveal of the "Perfect" Apple Trade]( [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] A Bull Trap... A Bad Back... and Bill Clinton? [Garrett Pic]Dear Investor, The S&P 500 is out of its negative channel. The Invesco QQQ is the same. Volumes remain low. New highs… were just new highs. We effectively had a sideways day. Thursday is the worst performing day for the markets of 2022. And I’m being very cautious. The lack of buying is still a problem. There isn’t a lot of volume right now despite the big gains that we saw on Tuesday. In fact, yesterday, volume was about half of the 30-day average for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), and the Invesco Nasdaq 100 Index (QQQ). I met with a few fund managers in Baltimore on Tuesday/Wednesday, and I followed up with colleagues who are working up in Manhattan. They’re still selling. They’re using every short-term rally to dump stocks. Meanwhile, I’m watching executives at companies, and insider buying remains relatively low. No one who matters wants to call this bottom. I’m not listening to Jim Cramer on CNBC. I’m listening to what CEOs and CFOs are doing with their money. And I hear… nothing. A Bad Back Tomorrow, after a five-month wait, I will finally receive an epidural in my Lumbar 4-5 region. I’ve waited five months. I repeat that - again - because it bears repeating. For the last five months, I’ve been trading in the most complicated market of my lifetime while I feel electricity running from head-to-toe in my entire right side. I cannot wait for this shot because I’ll finally: - Be able to sleep - Enjoy couches again - Improve my concentration - Be more polite Don’t Buy the Dip Netflix’s earnings report was bad. They lost viewers. This is the AOL.com of streaming, and I would stay VERY clear as a long-term investor. That said, I can see a little bit of a bounce coming soon. Thirty-five percent… is a lot of “percent”. I think that if they announce an ad-driven model, it will hurt them more than it helps. Content is cheap. Great content is inexpensive. Oscar-winning content is not worth the money. The likely path for NFLX is to change the business model, buy competitors, and face higher costs of capital. I’m bearish. I think this stock could fall under $200 by the end of the year. The Bahamas? So, one last thing. Next week, I’m heading to Nassau, Bahamas for the first annual Crypto Bahamas Conference. I’ll be there for three days covering the conference and interviewing a number of leading players in the cryptocurrency space. I don’t talk about cryptocurrency very much. I am very intrigued by the de-fi movement and the ongoing efforts to “sell” culture through NFTs and other digital assets. Best of all, I’ll probably get a chance to meet a few big names in finance, politics, and more. Speakers will include Tom Brady, Bill Clinton, Tim Draper, Mike Novogratz, and Cathie Wood. I’m impressed by the lineup. But the person I want to meet out of the lineup is Michael Lewis, the author of “The Big Short” and “Moneyball.” I’ll be talking to a lot of fund managers, crypto experts, and other enthusiasts. So, on your behalf, [please email me](mailto://feedback@godesburgfinancialpublishing.com?subject=Crypto%20Conference%20Question&banner=Z8_C124003_M384236179968_HIL&bmMailId=4WIK897O-4WIKATXC-1CPD19IA&sys=000&scid=dHJpc3RyYW1iYWxkd2luODlAZ21haWwuY29t&utm_source=355693791286&utm_medium=email&opt_mandator=354988191864&tags=__), and tell me what questions you’d like me to ask about cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, the Blockchain ecosystem, NFTs, and more… I’m happy to jot down my notes and send them out in a recap of the event. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] A Bull Trap... A Bad Back... and Bill Clinton? [Garrett Pic]Dear Investor, The S&P 500 is out of its negative channel. The Invesco QQQ is the same. Volumes remain low. New highs… were just new highs. We effectively had a sideways day. Thursday is the worst performing day for the markets of 2022. And I’m being very cautious. The lack of buying is still a problem. There isn’t a lot of volume right now despite the big gains that we saw on Tuesday. In fact, yesterday, volume was about half of the 30-day average for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), and the Invesco Nasdaq 100 Index (QQQ). I met with a few fund managers in Baltimore on Tuesday/Wednesday, and I followed up with colleagues who are working up in Manhattan. They’re still selling. They’re using every short-term rally to dump stocks. Meanwhile, I’m watching executives at companies, and insider buying remains relatively low. No one who matters wants to call this bottom. I’m not listening to Jim Cramer on CNBC. I’m listening to what CEOs and CFOs are doing with their money. And I hear… nothing. A Bad Back Tomorrow, after a five-month wait, I will finally receive an epidural in my Lumbar 4-5 region. I’ve waited five months. I repeat that - again - because it bears repeating. For the last five months, I’ve been trading in the most complicated market of my lifetime while I feel electricity running from head-to-toe in my entire right side. I cannot wait for this shot because I’ll finally: - Be able to sleep - Enjoy couches again - Improve my concentration - Be more polite Don’t Buy the Dip Netflix’s earnings report was bad. They lost viewers. This is the AOL.com of streaming, and I would stay VERY clear as a long-term investor. That said, I can see a little bit of a bounce coming soon. Thirty-five percent… is a lot of “percent”. I think that if they announce an ad-driven model, it will hurt them more than it helps. Content is cheap. Great content is inexpensive. Oscar-winning content is not worth the money. The likely path for NFLX is to change the business model, buy competitors, and face higher costs of capital. I’m bearish. I think this stock could fall under $200 by the end of the year. The Bahamas? So, one last thing. Next week, I’m heading to Nassau, Bahamas for the first annual Crypto Bahamas Conference. I’ll be there for three days covering the conference and interviewing a number of leading players in the cryptocurrency space. I don’t talk about cryptocurrency very much. I am very intrigued by the de-fi movement and the ongoing efforts to “sell” culture through NFTs and other digital assets. Best of all, I’ll probably get a chance to meet a few big names in finance, politics, and more. Speakers will include Tom Brady, Bill Clinton, Tim Draper, Mike Novogratz, and Cathie Wood. I’m impressed by the lineup. But the person I want to meet out of the lineup is Michael Lewis, the author of “The Big Short” and “Moneyball.” I’ll be talking to a lot of fund managers, crypto experts, and other enthusiasts. So, on your behalf, [please email me](mailto://feedback@godesburgfinancialpublishing.com?subject=Crypto%20Conference%20Question&banner=Z8_C124003_M384236179968_HIL&bmMailId=4WIK897O-4WIKATXC-1CPD19IA&sys=000&scid=dHJpc3RyYW1iYWxkd2luODlAZ21haWwuY29t&utm_source=355693791286&utm_medium=email&opt_mandator=354988191864&tags=__), and tell me what questions you’d like me to ask about cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, the Blockchain ecosystem, NFTs, and more… I’m happy to jot down my notes and send them out in a recap of the event. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] Get His High-Probability Trade Picks... EVERY MORNING! [rob booker]( [JUST CLICK HERE NOW!]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Get His High-Probability Trade Picks... EVERY MORNING! 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