Here’s why The S&P will gain 25 percent

"You see it in the price..." [Logo]( Here’s Why the S&P Will Gain 25 Percent Dear Reader, This is a Golden Opportunity. I'm calling for a minimum price objective, for the S&P 500 large-cap index, at least 25% higher than today's levels. Chris Rowe Founder True Market Insiders I'm also calling for a 20% gain in the Russell 2000 small-cap index. Both targets I think will be hit within six months. Many readers will be shocked at two things. First: You never really hear me say something like "I think the market does X within Y time frame." I just don't. I say "it looks like we're oversold here and I'm seeing early signs of an advance". Second: "Did Chris just say small-caps would underperform large-caps?" Oh yes I did. I know that may not seem normal but the truth is, large-caps have had all the fun for a reason. Global governments are very much favoring the mega-cap companies around the world and making sure they win. Sadly, it's been a very unfriendly small-business environment. They're just transferring wealth right out from under the average person, and even the high energy entrepreneur who's not already down with the boys club.     Speaking of not being down with the boys club, we are about to live through an extremely exciting 12-months, as we approach the U.S. Presidential election. Things look super scary geopolitically, economically and politically. But that's historically been when it's the very best time to buy. Three years ago, when I called the Covid crash low (to the day), I sent our readers an email with an emergency article with a one-word headline: "DEMAND." And while "history doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes." I received loads of fan mail about that one because I've made it clear to our readers that I don't send messages like that on a hunch, or a feeling in the pit of my stomach. I don't create a forecast or prediction based on the pile of news that happens to be circulating at the time. My readers have enough confidence in me when I call a major low, because I invite them into the process of how I came to the conclusion. Here's an image you're probably familiar with by now (if you're a regular). There's only one sector with demand in control: The Semiconductors sector. This is a bell curve (mostly) that has gradually moved further and further to the left, as more and more sectors succumbed to selling pressure where the majority of the stocks in the groups had started breaking below key support levels in terms of their price charts. That takes a LOT of selling, which is why we can assume the selling is near its climax. After so much selling has already occurred, most of those who are going to be sellers have likely already sold. And that "oversold" condition doesn't necessarily mean "over." But it's like a sling-shot or catapult being pulled far back and then released. The further back it goes, the more force is behind whatever it's launching (in our case, it's our stock prices!). This is the first sector to see demand take control back. At the Covid crash low, the catapult had been pulled back much further. History rhymes. And sure, we could still go lower but it's not like there's a sudden onset of a pandemic that nobody can wrap their heads around. We may NOT go lower. Either way, consider which sector was the first to see demand come back. It's the one sector that I told our readers is going to be the strongest sector for the next year. I said this in November 2022, after Semiconductor stocks were the strongest group after midterm election results were officially in. Today, the group is ranked #7 out of 45 in terms of its relative strength! And as you may have heard me say, this sector is a real risk barometer. If the Semiconductor sector is strong when the rest are weak… it's a sign that risk appetite is back. It's just that the world's largest investors are trying to quietly buy near the lows. We SEE YOU at True Market Insiders. Don't worry. We won't tell! (Wink). There's one stock that's a no-brainer, even if you can only afford to buy one share. It's a Semiconductor stock that didn't fall by as much as the average stock in the group (a key sign of upcoming strength). That is, it outperformed the sector and the stock market on the way down. This is a stock that I told readers to dive into, when it was trading at 1/10th of the price. Now that it has 10x'd I'm telling you, once again, to step in and buy shares of Nvidia (Symbol: NVDA) before it gains another 10x – 100X, depending on how long you hold it. Maybe more. It's one of those life-changers that you'll remember you should have bought, like, every year (just like Microsoft, Apple, or Amazon). The company has its hands in the future of technology, practically across the board. This is one of the stocks that you can buy and hold until you meet your maker and hope that the tax laws still allow your heirs to inherit it with a cost basis it had on the day of expiry. "Thanks Grandma!"   [Here’s a Quantum Leap in Profit Potential]( [While the Market Falls, This “All Blue” Stock Gains]( [This is True of Every Trade You’ll Ever Make](   [YouTube]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [LinkedIn]( DISCLAIMER ©2023 by True Market Insiders, LLC, Protected by copyright laws of the United States and international treaties. This Newsletter may only be used pursuant to the subscription agreement and any reproduction, copying, or redistribution (electronic or otherwise, including on the world wide web), in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without the express written permission of: True Market Insiders, 7901 4th St. N STE 6113 St. Petersburg, FL 33702. 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