Exposing the lie of the year in investing

The media repeats it over… and over… and over again. [RiskHedge Report] Exposing the lie of the year in investing [Dan Steinhart] By Dan Steinhart - RiskHedge Quick reminder: I go “live” in my first-ever Urgent Publisher’s Announcement tomorrow at 2 pm ET. I’ll be sharing a truly new way to protect your money and profit in this bear market, no matter how bad it may get or how long it lasts. In preparation for that… Let’s quickly check two popular “facts” about this bear market. One is true, and one is false. And it’s critical you know the difference. As you’ll see, those who believe the lie are sitting ducks to incur further losses in the stock market. Many headlines are claiming that American investors are suffering their worst losses since the Great Depression. This is… TRUE. Bank of America studied the returns of the most commonly used portfolio—60% stocks/40% bonds. They found it’s having its worst year in over 100 years! Keep in mind, the S&P 500 has fallen “only” a max of 27% in this bear market. That’s no fun… but it’s hardly a historically bad performance. Dot-com was worse. Stocks lost 45%. 2008 was WAY worse. Stocks lost 55%. So why is the average American investor having a historically bad year? Because bonds have collapsed. The New York Times reports: - “This has been the most devastating time for bonds since at least 1926… maybe in centuries.” This is a shame because bonds are supposed to be safe. With stocks, investors at least know what they’re signing up for. Investors, generally, understand they’re taking on significant risk by putting their money in the stock market. Bonds are supposed to be different. They’re supposed to pay lower returns in exchange for lowering the overall risk of your portfolio. Owning bonds is supposed to blunt any losses in stocks. Bonds have completely, totally, and utterly failed to do their job this year. In fact… - It seems like everything that’s supposed to be safe has failed this year. Bonds crashed. The Japanese yen, which Goldman Sachs calls a “safe haven,” has plunged to 24-year lows. Even gold is making new lows. The theme of the year is “nowhere to hide.” The media repeats it over… and over… and over again. - But this is FALSE. Tomorrow, at 2 pm ET tomorrow, I’ll prove it to you. It involves a little-known method that produced 302% gains in the worst markets of the last 100 years. I personally vetted this method and have bet more than half my family’s net worth on it. I’m pleased to show this to you, because it’s a big step forward for RiskHedge. As a company, we’ve never done anything like this. I, personally, have never done anything like this. I hope you’ll join me for the debut tomorrow at 2 pm ET. Dan Steinhart, CPA PS: We’ll send you a reminder tomorrow morning, and a follow-up with your link to access my Urgent Publisher’s Announcement at 2 pm ET. 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