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Today?s featured article reveals why it?s not the time for investors to write off the bull marke

Today’s featured article reveals why it’s not the time for investors to write off the bull market. Continue reading for all these important investor details. January 07, 2021 [Option Sensei] [“Stocks Never Go Down…"]( Tuesday we talked about the volatility of this market. Monday we had a 365-point drop in the Dow, and we closed off the lows for the day. We also saw a spike in the VIX to a 2-month high of 28. Tuesday was a pretty calm day in the markets… Then Wednesday and now today the markets are bouncing back. Monday saw a 441 pt jump in the Dow, and as I write this we are up 271 pts on the day. So despite Monday's sell-off and the corresponding spike in the VIX… The market shrugged it off and just kept marching on. [Leverage the Market Gains Without Taking Huge Risks!]( Here's my point, traders who thought Monday was the beginning of “the crash” that all the talking heads are crowing about are missing out on some nice gains in the market right now. That's why we can't be too ready to dismiss the bull market. Will it end? Of course, it always does. But when will that be? We don't know, and trying to predict it is what my father would have called a “fool's errand.” Remember, my father was a premium collecting mad man. He took risks that would keep me up at night. So we will continue to do what we do in Options360. We will [leverage the bull market]( by making cautious trades with limited and predetermined downsides. That's how we delivered a 48% return last year, and how we have beat the S&P every year since we launched. If you haven't claimed your trial subscription, make sure you [claim it now](. To Your Success, Steve. SPONSOR [The greatest money revolution of all time. (Not Bitcoin!)]( A new, safer, and much more profitable financial system is on its way. In the coming months, it will transform or even replace a growing share of the entire $200-trillion global stock and bond markets. Some say it could ultimately be 40 times bigger than the entire tech industry, making investors wealthier than early investors in Apple or Google. [Watch this for full details.]( Copyright © 2021 Mesh Publishing | All rights reserved. 146 W 29th St, Rm 8E, NY, NY 10001 [Contact]( / [Terms & Conditions]( [Click here to unsubscribe](

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