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Fidelity, the largest recordkeeper of 401k plans, found an interesting statistic… By Chris Reil

Fidelity, the largest recordkeeper of 401k plans, found an interesting statistic… [RiskHedge Report] Are stocks about to rally 33‒81%? [Chris Reilly] By Chris Reilly - RiskHedge Just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse… After a global pandemic, a war in Europe, and sky-high inflation… It now looks like we’re heading into a recession. Politicians in Washington and folks at the Federal Reserve say we’re not, but… We all know how awful their track record is. Those are the same people who told us “inflation will be transitory.” Trust me, I don’t root for a downturn… I’d rather our economy keep growing at a steady pace. But as you read this, millions of investors—from rookies to bigtime money managers—are panicking. In this essay I’ll suggest an easy way to use their fear to your advantage... Because as I’ll show you, two incredibly accurate indicators are screaming “BUY!” right now. - First, let me get this out of the way: It’s hard to think about buying stocks when everything is falling. Think back to the last time the markets looked this bad… During the height of the 2020 COVID-19 crash, everybody was worried we were on the brink of an economic depression. Six months later, the economy was booming, and the S&P 500 was up over 60%. A similar story played out in 2008… That recession gave birth to one of the longest bull markets on record... The S&P 500 rose 623% over the following 12 ½ years. Or look at the period between 1973 and 1987. It was one of the most stressful times for the US economy. Inflation reached 15%. We sank into recession 3 times in 14 years. However, during that time, the market returned 850%. Again… it isn’t easy to buy during bad times. Investors are worried they’re “catching a falling knife.” It’s a legitimate concern. But let me show you two pieces of proof that suggest now could be the perfect time to start buying stocks again: - These two powerful indicators measure how panicked investors are… The first is called AAII. AAII stands for American Association of Individual Investors. Each week, it gauges the level of fear in “average Joe” investors by asking a simple question: “Do you feel the direction of the market over the next six months will be up (bullish), no change (neutral), or down (bearish)?” Right now, the percent of bearishness is at a historical extreme of 60%. That level of pessimism happened only four times in the survey’s 35+-year history… Source: FactSet All four times, stocks were positive over the next year. And the average gain was 33%! Do you want to bet with that stellar track record… or against it? - Let’s take a look at the other indicator—NAAIM. NAAIM stands for National Association of Active Investment Managers. These are investing professionals. Folks working at investment banks, pension funds, hedge funds. People who manage billions of dollars. This organization publishes the NAAIM Exposure Index. In short, it measures how much stock they have in their portfolios. You’d think professional money managers would know when it’s a good time to buy and sell stocks—but they don’t. Look at this chart… NAAIM levels below 13 indicate extreme levels of caution and pessimism. It means the money managers are unloading their stock positions. But as the chart shows, they’re selling exactly when they should be buying. The “professionals” are panicking… just like regular folks. Source: Real Investment Advice On Thursday, the NAAIM index hit 12.61. It’s an extreme level of fear. That rarely happens. The four times it’s happened since 2008, the S&P 500 went on to rally for an average peak gain of 81%. - Turn this maximum fear into a golden opportunity… There are two easy ways to play this: the good one, and the even better one. You could buy an index fund like the S&P 500. If you buy and plan on holding for the next few years you’ll probably do very well. Or you could potentially multiply your gains with individual world-class disruptor stocks. I’m talking about all-time great, dominant businesses that are trading at crisis prices. After the 2008 financial crisis, the S&P 500 delivered triple-digit returns… But Google (GOOG) went up as much as 2,250%... Amazon (AMZN) rose for over 10,000% gains... and Nvidia (NVDA) skyrocketed for over 22,000% gains. Many stocks of this A+ quality are on a “fire sale” right now... trading as cheap as they’ve been in years… Tech expert Chris Wood is using this opportunity to buy dominating businesses for cheap. And he’s compiled a report of 10 of these dominators to buy right now. You can discover more [right here](. Inside Chris’s report, you’ll get a rundown of each business... His outlook on where it’s headed in the next few years... And how to set yourself up to maximize gains, and limit your risk. Plus, he’s included easy-to-follow instructions on how to buy them if you choose. [Go here to discover more.]( Chris Reilly Executive Editor, RiskHedge Suggested Reading... [Where are the stock market leaders?](  [How I saved $1,344 with two phone calls]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to RiskHedge Report. To opt-out, please visit the [unsubscribe page](. [READ IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES HERE.]( YOUR USE OF THESE MATERIALS IS SUBJECT TO THE TERMS OF THESE DISCLOSURES. Copyright © 2022 RiskHedge. All Rights Reserved RiskHedge | 1417 Sadler Road, PMB 415 | Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

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