You CAN Make Money in a Bear Market — Here's How

You’re receiving this email as part of your subscription to Andrew Zatlin’s Moneyball Daily [Unsubscribe]( [Moneyball Economics] You CAN Make Money in a Bear Market — Here's How Friday, July 8, 2022 Think you can’t make money during a bear market? Think again. Nearly everyone's portfolio is reeling right now, but a small group of investors is crushing it. For example, they’re sitting on quick gains of 32%, 135%, and 148%. How are they doing it? That’s what I’ll reveal today… [CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO OR READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT BELOW »»]( For a transcript of this video, see below. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. You CAN Make Money in a Bear Market — Here’s How The S&P 500 is down more than twenty percent year-to-date. And the bleeding isn’t done. Furthermore, this bear market isn’t sector-specific. It’s not like when tech stocks crashed in the early 2000s. This time, the drop in stocks is happening everywhere… How Bad Things Have Gotten Below is a chart for Spectrum Brands (NYSE: SPB), a manufacturing company: Its stock is down twelve percent in the past month. Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT), a company developing construction equipment, has dropped eighteen percent since the start of June: Avis (Nasdaq: CAR), the car rental company, is down twenty percent: JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) is down twenty-five percent in just over a month! A Rough Time for (Almost) Every Investor Why am I showing you these stocks in particular? Two reasons: First, to demonstrate that this crash isn’t sector specific. Whether you’re invested in manufacturing companies, construction companies, or car rental companies, you’re likely hurting right now. And second, remember that small group of investors I mentioned earlier? These are the stocks they invested in. But unlike most everyone else, they’re actually making money hand over fist. Here’s how… How to Make Money from “Puts” Simply put, these investors are betting against these companies. And the way they do so is by investing in a type of option called a put. Using a put, you can make a bet that a stock is going to fall. If it does, you make money. It sounds simple. But puts can be a tricky. There are several factors to consider. For example: - Which company should I target? Why? - How far will the stock fall? With puts, you have to bet on a specific price range. - When will the stock fall? Puts have expiration dates. And if you’re not careful, they can expire and leave you with nothing. So, how is this group of investors — and these aren’t professionals, either; they’re just regular folks like you — making money with these complicated puts? The Secret to Success Simple: they’re all subscribers to my premium service, [Moneyball Crash Alert](! This is how you can make money in a bear market. That’s because I do all the heavy lifting for you. As a Crash Alert subscriber, you’ll learn exactly which companies to target, how to make your investment, and when to cash out for the biggest profits. If you’re already a subscriber, you’ve probably got a big smile on your face. That’s because you know how much money you’ve made through this service already. But if you haven’t subscribed yet, here’s a quick peak at the success we’ve had so far… Off to a Great Start The companies mentioned above were recommendations from my [Crash Alert]( service. And these aren’t “cherry-picked” to only show you the best results. The results below represent all the recommendations from the service so far. And as you can see, each bet has paid off handsomely: Total returns from betting against companies like Caterpillar and JetBlue have ranged from thirty-two percent to nearly 150%. In other words, you would’ve more than doubled your money from a single company, while most other investors in that same company are sitting on a loss! It’s Not Too Late The thing is, [it’s not too late to join the party](. This bear market isn’t over. And there are plenty of opportunities to make money in this market, if you know how. That’s where I enter the picture. Using my proprietary database, I can tell you which companies are doing things like scaling back hiring, or getting ready to lay off workers. These are sure-fire signs that trouble is ahead — for the company, and its stock price. Nobody else out there has this data. And I’m offering it to you, served up on a silver platter. Through our Crash Alert service, you can be among the first to know which stocks are headed south… And more importantly, how to get in position to profit significantly from their downfall. [Join today](. And by the way, if you’re a “Pro” subscriber, I’ve got another interesting opportunity for you below. Zatlin out. Talk to you soon. 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