Repeat After Us: Commodities and Cash

Seek safety among all the turbulence. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive emails from True Market Insiders, rebranding to Sector Edge. [Unsubscribe here]( Keep the emails you value from falling into your spam folder. [Whitelist True Market Insiders](. Forgot your login information? Click [here](. [Image] Weekly Market Update Today is April 23, 2022 Hey TMI Subscriber, If you watched Chris Rowe’s first ever [live Facebook event]( this past Wednesday, you already know what he thinks the best portfolio positions are today. You can take time to [watch the replay here]( but in the event you can’t spare a few minutes now … here’s your official SPOILER ALERT. They are (drumroll)... Cash and Commodities. That combo has a nice ring to it, right? Now, as a TMI subscriber, Chris’s message shouldn’t come as a surprise to you. He first spotted this newest “Commodities supercycle” early in 2022., And he has been recommending related stocks/ETFs/options ever since. To see why, look below at the list of best-performing ETFs for Q1 2022. Notice that every one of them is Commodities related. Investors without at least a portion of their portfolios in Commodities are wasting a huge opportunity. But it’s not too late to claim your stake. Chris is just as adamant about allocating any money outside of Commodities to the safety of cash. Take a look at how U.S. Equities performed in the first quarter. Granted, those aren’t “unbearable” losses. However, Chris says the bear has yet to unleash the worst damage. And for anyone relying on the historically reliable lack of correlation between stocks and bonds (stocks rise as bonds fall, and vice-versa), that’s just not happening this time around. Look at this next chart. In fact, according to the Bloomberg U.S. Treasury Total Return Index, U.S. government bonds had the worst 1st quarter showing since record-keeping began in 1973. And the 10-year Treasury note just completed its seventh worst quarter since the U.S. Civil War, according to Deutsche Bank. Outside of Commodities and cash, there’s simply no place to store value right now. And Chris doesn’t see a permanent shift in trends until the inevitable happens: Investors (institutions and individuals) run for the hills in fear, creating washed-out conditions until there’s no place to go but up. (At which point we can all lick our chops.) Don’t confuse Chris’ take on the market for hyperbole either. He’s deploying the same cash-and-commodities strategy in the portfolios of his private money management clients. The bottom line for Chris, and all of us at TMI, is to provide you with ways to achieve market-beating returns in good times and prevent portfolio-draining losses in bad times. Over the years, Chris has been able to successfully identify market bottoms and tops simply by using the same technical indicators you’ve been reading about this month in honor of National Financial Literacy Month. Be sure to [read those TMI articles here](. Then, watch his Money Summit ENCORE presentation where he talks about a once-in-a-decade perfect storm that will lead to explosive profits. [Click here for the replay.]( After you soak in all that knowledge, there should be no question in your mind about what your next move should be. Enjoy this week’s TMI articles, many of which celebrate National Financial Literacy Month. This Week in True Market Insider April 18 - April 22, 2022 [Micro-Cap Monday: Is It Better to Invest in Small-Cap or Large-Cap Stocks? — Bill Spencer]( Bill Spencer talks about [market capitalization]( and the differences between large-cap, small-cap and micro-cap stocks and what the various groups mean for your investment goals and success. [How Do You Use Fibonacci Retracement and Extension Levels? — Chris Rowe]( Imagine if you knew there would be so much buying of a stock that its price would soar AND you knew when the uptrend would begin and end. There’s a way to do it, and [Chris Rowe tells you here.]( [Seven Things Causing This Bear Market — Chris Rowe]( Bear markets often sneak up on us, but as much as Chris Rowe has warned TMI subscribers about the current one, no one should be surprised. Here, he explains [what brought this latest bear out of hibernation](. [Do You Know How Much FB Shares Will Move Post-Earnings? We Do. — Costas Bocelli]( It's earnings season when investors like to roll the dice on which companies will be rewarded or punished for quarterly financial results. Costas Bocelli would rather you use [this technique]( for calculating a potential stock movement. [Which Is The Best Trading Platform? — Karen Riccio]( With a number of trading platforms to choose from, it’s hard to tell the good from the bad. Your preferences can weed out some. However, Karen Riccio says all platforms should [offer these essentials](. Copyright © 2022 True Market Insiders, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 7901 4th St. N STE 6113 St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [change your preferences here]( DISCLAIMER The information contained herein has been prepared without regard to any particular investor’s investment objectives, financial situation, and needs. Accordingly, investors should not act on any recommendation (express or implied) or information in this material without obtaining specific advice from their financial advisors and should not rely on information herein as the primary basis for their investment decisions. 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