♟ Negativity Sells... Listen to the Truth

The greatest wealth creator in history? [Trade of the Day Logo] [hero]( Editor's Note: In volatile markets like these, it's easy to get sucked into negativity in the news. Some of you might feel like your financial future is eroding before your very eyes. Our friend Alexander Green, the Chief Investment Strategist at The Oxford Club, thinks just the opposite. In today's guest article, he explains why you shouldn't be alarmed by the current markets. If anything, you should be excited for the future. These findings are exactly why whenever journalist and longtime Oxford Club Member Bill O'Reilly feels uncertain about the financial future, he turns to Alex. Recently, the two sat down to talk about Alex's next wealth-creating prediction... and [Alex's answer left Bill stunned](. Yes, we just faced a turbulent 2022, to say the least... but according to Alex, a series of events is coming that will lead to [more wealth creation in the next two years than there was in the past two decades combined](. In Alex and Bill's sit-down interview, they discuss [four breakout "buy now" stocks]( that are destined to lead to massive growth in the years to come. Learn more about Alex's stunning revelation [here](. - Ryan Fitzwater, Associate Publisher --------------------------------------------------------------- ["Since 1926, the stock market has generated a positive return in 71 out of 96 years."]( Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist, The Oxford Club [Alexander Green] Look back through history and start whenever you choose. You'll find the rolling returns for different asset classes are remarkably consistent. And equities win in a landslide. Since 1926, the stock market has generated a positive return in 71 out of 96 years. Historically, the odds of making money in the U.S. stock market are 50-50 in one-day periods, 68% in one-year periods, 88% in 10-year periods and 100% in 20-year periods. (That's something to remember whenever stock prices start wilting like last week's roses, as they have recently.) Stocks are not simply red or green electronic blips - or sheets of paper with corporate names on them. A share of stock [is a fractional interest in a business](. When a company issues stock, each purchaser has the right to share in the fortunes of the business. The gangbuster returns from equities surprise some folks, especially those listening to the permabears. For instance, a reader recently forwarded me this excerpt: Stocks hit a high in 1929, after which investors waited 27 years (inflation adjusted) for a new high. Measured from the bottom, in 1932, prices rose for 34 years to reach the next top, in 1966. Then, it was down again, with investors in a losing trade for the next 29 years. Finally, in 1995, the Dow traded once again (inflation adjusted) at levels last seen in 1966. Sounds scary. However, it's highly misleading. [This ONE Weekly Trade Is on Fire]( [Watch This Video TPU 85]( Former CBOE Trader Dishes the Secret to His [83% Win Rate]( Now he's GUARANTEEING he beats it! [You have to watch this.]( Why? Because by looking at the level of the index only - and omitting dividends - it grossly distorts actual returns. Even if investors bought at the very top before the 1929 crash, it took just 4.5 years for investors reinvesting dividends to be whole again. No one can tell you how much stocks will return in the future, of course. But it's reasonable to expect that [long-term returns will not be significantly higher or lower than historical averages](. As Patrick Henry famously said, "I know no way of judging the future but by the past." "The past" I'm referring to is not the last couple weeks or months... but the last couple centuries. But negativity sells... The truth is America - despite its corrupt media, inept political leaders and gargantuan debt - is [made up of the freest and most dynamic group of innovators on earth](. Every day, Americans are inventing [new technologies]( launching new businesses, creating breakthrough medicines and solving real-world problems. This has turned America into [the greatest wealth creator in the history of the world](. Think about the technological advances we've seen in the past 100 years... Countless medical and surgical breakthroughs... the assembly line... TV... the internet... personal computers... smartphones... e-commerce... air travel... space exploration... Our ancestors would marvel at modern-day life. But here's the thing that the media fails to report... The innovation we've seen has been great for everybody: 1.2 billion people have been lifted out of poverty... and life expectancy in every part of the world has risen dramatically. [Our innovations have led to longer, healthier and richer lives for billions of people.]( And they're also creating astonishing wealth for everyday Americans who know [how to spot these opportunities](. [Logo] YOUR ACTION PLAN Instead of worrying about what the politicians are going to do next, investors should be spending their time on one thing and one thing only... [Identifying great companies]( that are creating cutting-edge new technologies... launching breakthrough products... beating sales targets quarter after quarter... and rewarding shareholders all along the way. [You'll find four stocks doing just that in this video.]( Good investing, Alex [Treasure And Antiquities Banner]( [Could Secret Tech Hidden in Ketchup Factory Make People RICH?]( Barron's says it's "going to be really, really big." J.P. Morgan writes that it'll "infiltrate every sector in some way in the coming years." BlackRock compares this tech to the internet in the early '90s and smartphones in the early 2000s, saying it will "very likely change people's daily lives." [Click here to discover the next big thing in tech.]( [Smile] FUN FACT FRIDAY Yesterday's CPI release showed inflation dipped to 6.5% in December. As a result, the market now expects a 25-basis-point rate hike next month rather than a 50-basis-point hike. As you can see from the chart, the probability of a 50-basis-point increase now hovers around 10%, down from over 50% shortly after the new year. All eyes will be on the Fed at its next meeting. If rate increases do slow down on this news, it could add bullish support to the markets. 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