Emotion Creates Market Bubbles With Hidden Opportunities to Profit

Emotional traders drive the market. Let’s capitalize! [Turn Your Images On] [Emotion Creates Market Bubbles With Hidden Opportunities to Profit]( [Turn Your Images On] [Adam O'Dell, Chief Investment Strategist]( Remember Beanie Babies? These little stuffed children’s toys made out of beanbags were wildly popular when I was a teenager in the 1990s. They were every bit of a bubble as the tech stocks of the day. Beanie Babies — toys for children to play with — retailed for around $5 … yet some of the rarest and most sought after ones traded for over $5,000 in the secondary markets … enabled by the flashy, new technology of the day in online auctioneer eBay. Children and adults alike would stockpile Beanie Babies as “investments,” with no intention of ever taking them out of the box, let alone playing with them. And why would they? These little plush toys were going to sell for 1,000 times their initial investment! It didn’t last. [Click here to see why market bubbles are nothing new and how we can capitalize now.]( Today, the pendulum has swung into extreme fear. We have high inflation, an uncertain economy and conflict abroad. But throughout the chaos of 2022, my Max Profit Alert system has led to gains as high as 221% in 86 days by taking the other side of a crowded trade. And we’re just getting started. I expect to find more profitable trades using my unique signal I designed to remove all the emotional and irrational behavior of investors. I’ll have more information in my August 30 presentation. 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Greg emailed his question to Feedback@MoneyandMarkets.com: I recently purchased Curaleaf, Tilray and YOLO based on the assumption that the Republicans will lose both the House and the Senate now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, thus shooting Republicans in the foot. There should be nothing impeding the SAFE Banking Act if my assumption is correct. I don’t believe there is much time to buy at these depressed prices, if true. Thanks for considering my question. — Greg. Greg, thanks for your question. There is a lot to unpack here. [I'll start with the politics. 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