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This is no time to sell and walk away. [Stay Ahead in Fed-Spooked Market ] Apart from a brief glimme

This is no time to sell and walk away. [Turn Your Images On] [Stay Ahead in Fed-Spooked Market (Cash Strategy + First Stocks to Sell)]( [Turn Your Images On] [Charles Sizemore, Co-Editor, Green Zone Fortunes]( Apart from a brief glimmer of hope in March, 2022 has been one long, slow-motion train wreck in the stock market. I’m not a market timer. I won’t pretend to know the exact moment things will turn around. That day will come, of course. But for the moment, there’s a distinct downtrend thanks to the Federal Reserve’s interest rate plans and more. Sellers are overwhelming buyers, and the trend won’t break until the selling stops. So we’ll take a broad view and create a game plan hitting on three things: - Your cash level. - The first stocks to cut. - Positioning yourself for the next bull run higher. 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