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You are receiving this as part of your free subscription to Total Wealth. To remove your email from this list, [unsubscribe here](. [Total Wealth] [It Only Takes 15 Minutes a Night to Set Yourself Up to Make a Fortune]( Night Trader can help you make money on the stock market every day you're a member, so don't waste time. [Sign up now](. Every single night, you'll receive a Mission Order after the market closes, and it can takeless than 15 minutes to place the trade](. No day trading. No gluing yourself to your computer or phone. No relying on talking heads. All you need is Night Trader, [but time to sign up is running out](... --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- [(Click here)]( MEDIA --------------------------------------------------------------- [This Move Just Proved Apple's Vision Could Mean Huge Growth Ahead Watch the full video here.]( [Q2 Starts Up - And These Catalysts Could Send the Markets Even Higher Watch the full video here.]( April 6, 2019 [The Three Keys to Bigger Profits AND Less Risk Right Now]( [Click to view online]( Dear Total Wealth Reader, Good morning from Delray Beach, Florida, where I'm spending a few days with your fellow subscribers at the Money Map Press Black Diamond Conference. I've just had a delightful run on the beach and wrapped up a little martial arts practice - I don't get to do that along the Atlantic very often, so it was a real treat! Speaking of which, let's talk about current market conditions for a moment. The indices are zooming from one headline to the next and, in the process, they're up one moment... down the next. That's frustrating for a lot of investors for obvious reasons. But here's the thing... it doesn't have to be that way! The keys to bigger profits AND less risk at times like the present are deceptively simple: - You focus on the Six Unstoppable Trends we talk about frequently; not what various journalists think about the trends (that is if they understand 'em to begin with - most don't). - You limit new money to companies making "must-have" products and services, not "nice to haves." Lyft Inc. ([NasdaqGS:LYFT]() is a good example of what you don't want to buy and the type of risk you don't want in your portfolio. I think it's very telling that activist investor Carl Icahn sold his stake before the company went public and left individual investors holding the bag. - You keep a sharp eye on risk management at all times, not just when it's convenient, like a lot of people think. Most brokerages - both online and old school - allow you to place orders in advance by specifying the specific prices and conditions under which you want 'em to trigger. That helps you maintain control AND get on with your life, rather than having to sit by your computer all day unless, of course, that's what you like to do. So hang in there and do your best to ignore the headlines that are confusing other investors. We know where the money is and where the profits are most likely to be! [(Click here)]( Until next time, Keith --------------------------------------------------------------- PS: The indices zooming from one headline to another, making them jump up one moment and fall the next... it just doesn't make sense anymore. Individual stocks have it worse, and the price imbalances between headlines and fundamentals can be devastating. But, due to an advanced piece of reverse-engineered NASA technology I recently developed, those imbalances can come out of the equation entirely - so you may never have to worry about 'em again, while profiting from the mistakes. [Just click here for more information](. --------------------------------------------------------------- Key Takeaways: - The keys to big profits AND small risks are deceptively simple. - Knowing what to listen to and what to dismiss matters. - Turn off the headlines and concentrate on what really matters. FROM THIS PAST WEEK --------------------------------------------------------------- Euro Bank Troubles Mean U.S. Profits Double The question you have to answer for the large European banks right now is the same one we were asking in 2011 in the United States. The European Central Bank knows that the European economy is too weak to continue any interest rate hikes, while Brexit still looms and Italy and Greece are still in financial crisis. This is the last thing Eurozone bankers want to hear. Since 2011, profits doubled for Citigroup and Wells Faro, tripled for JP Morgan, and gained by more than five-fold for Bank of America. Tim Melvin has found the next banking powerhouse that could make the massive recovery all but imminent. If you want to get full access to Tim Melvin's tips for free, [click here]( to sign up for his twice-weekly Max Wealth. --------------------------------------------------------------- [If you were born before 1968, it's time you consider your options]( Born in the sixties or earlier? You could be missing out on a major retirement gateway... right now, there's nearly [$2.5 billion available to tens of thousands of Americans]( for the taking - but only 1.4% of people are taking advantage of it. The details to this obscure opportunity hinges on [this one genius strategy](. --------------------------------------------------------------- The Frightening Truth behind the Boeing 737 Max 8 Crashes You've seen it in the news - two new Boeing 737 Max 8s have crashed, killing 346 people. While the world watches, governments are grounding the Max 8s and running thorough investigations... and what they're revealing will make your blood run cold. This is the story the newspapers aren't running. To read this free report, sign up for Wall Street Insights and Indictments and [click here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [This Historic Cash Crop Has Returned to America (with up to 1,000 Times More Value)]( Cannabis has been a crucial piece of America since its earliest days as a nation. Even George Washington grew it on his farm... but little did he know back then that this crop would one day grow to be worth BILLIONS of dollars. ([Full story](...) --------------------------------------------------------------- [Member Spotlight: What Does Total Wealth Mean to You?]( "Hi Keith, as a more basic question, I'm not sure as to why a higher interest rate coming from the Fed would mean stocks "take a dive." Why does that usually happen? I guess I'm asking what the relationship between rates and stocks is. Thank you in advance." - Maria A. Terrific (and actually very sophisticated) question, Maria. Stock prices are inversely correlated to interest rates, which means they usually move in opposite directions. In a perfect world, they'd move only when the rates are changed. However, today's stock markets often move months in advance of any anticipated rate hike because traders are trying to get "ahead" of what comes next - the changing cost of capital associated with borrowing and the impact that has on earnings. That's because every dollar in profits earned today is worth more than a dollar earned a year from now because of inflation. Practically speaking, there's an incentive to sell if you think rates will rise (or the Fed says they will) and an incentive to buy if rates will fall (of the Fed says they'll hold 'em). This is very counterintuitive because a bank usually raises rates into a strong economy and lowers them into a weaker one. You'd think it would be the other way around and ordinarily that would be the case. This kind of stuff can give you a real headache in a hurry, so I find it helpful to distill things down to a meme... what's bad is good (for stocks because it means the Fed will lower rates to boost economic flow) and what's good is bad (for stocks because it means the Fed will hike rates to stave off an economy that's too "hot" for its own good). Best regards and thanks for being part of the Total Wealth Family, Keith. --------------------------------------------------------------- YOU MAY HAVE ALSO MISSED... --------------------------------------------------------------- [If you're looking to receive this payout, this can't wait]( [Valley legend shares breakthrough of the century]( [Is this the end of the traditional golden retirement?]( [Economic collapse could strike any moment (and you could lose everything)]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Share [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [More...]( mailto:?subject=Keith%20Fitz-Gerald's%20Total%20Wealth%20Research&body=Check%20out%20http%3A%2F%2Fwww.totalwealthresearch.com%2F You are receiving this e-mail at, {EMAIL}, as a part of your free subscription to Total Wealth. 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