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You are receiving this as part of your subscription to Total Wealth. To remove your email from this list, [unsubscribe here](. [Total Wealth]( [1 Hour a Day, 4 Days a Week, 50X Your Money... Is This the ULTIMATE Crash Insurance?]( Markets are down 25% off recent highs. But Andrew Keene has been showing the 1450 Club how to cash in with big profits the whole way down - thanks to his proprietary approach to the markets. [Click here]( to see how he's delivering huge gains with his recommendations during these historic markets - and changing lives. --------------------------------------------------------------- MEDIA --------------------------------------------------------------- [Are We Setting Up a Monumental Buying Opportunity? Watch the full video here.]( [Is this Washout Selling? Watch the full video here.]( March 14, 2020 [Why This Fund Is Your Best Friend at the Moment]( [Click to view online]( Dear Total Wealth Reader, The stock markets are obviously in uncharted territory and, while that's extremely uncomfortable, it's not necessarily unprofitable if you have a plan. If you're flying by the seat of your pants, that's something else entirely and a topic for another time. What matters now is very simple. Calm perspective. The markets seem like they're in freefall, but really they've just retreated to 2017 levels. Yes, it's true the Bull Market that we've enjoyed since 2009 finally broke, but that's not the end of the world literally or figuratively. A little perspective is in order. Apple went from $74 billion in 2009 to a capitalization of $1.4 trillion in 2020. Amazon... $26 billion to $1.1 trillion over the same time frame. Google... $178 to $1.75 trillion. Even Nvidia, a much smaller player, jumped from $3.6 billion to $179 billion. My point? Growth may slow to a snail's pace but it will not stop. And, when that happens, the markets will resume their upside charge as a means of tapping into the life-changing profits that go with it. That's why now - more than ever - you want to be onboard if at all possible. I know it's scary. But being "in to win" is how you actually do win. [(Click here)]( Key Takeaways: - The coronavirus is far more serious than experts are letting on, but it is not the end of the world when it comes to your money. - The markets have an upward bias which is why you want to be constantly playing offense even when defense seems like the better way to go. - This fund is a great way to counter market risk AND potentially rack up some nice profits, too. Until next time, Keith FROM THIS PAST WEEK --------------------------------------------------------------- How to Squeeze Cash out of a Senseless Market - Every Day Gone are the days where any average Joe could choose to buy a stock based on performance or news headlines. In this day and age, people need an upper hand in order to be successful trading stocks - and Tom Gentile has the secret. There is a sector that is going to continue to rapidly grow - and give any trader the edge they need to be successful. See the technology stocks that are paying out double- and triple-digit gains hand over fist by [signing up for Tom's free e-letter right here](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [How to Prepare When the Global Economy Is Reeling]( Some sources say the Dow is gearing up for a crash that could rival the Great Depression. In fact, analysts at Business Insider are saying "A global recession is inevitable." [As you'll see here](, each of these "shocks" in the global economy are tiny pawns on a much bigger chessboard... and today's hazardous game could lead to [something far worse](... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Step Aside, Big Oil...]( Oil just had its worst month in a decade... and I'm willing to bet its big expiration date is rapidly approaching... luckily, there's a [36,000-year supply of energy]( just waiting to be tapped... and if you act quickly, you could join the ranks as a newly minted millionaire. [Details](.. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Member Spotlight: What Does Total Wealth Mean to You?]( Has being in self-quarantine given you any insight on how life is going to change if we go into a global lockdown (think Italy)? What companies will be affected most, and, more importantly, how can we capitalize on what's happening? - Donna B. Definitely. Anecdotally, our society isn't ready for this. The dogs think it's tennis ball time all the time, and those people who created lavender-scented sprays have probably never smelled real lavender in their lives. All joking aside, though, I think we're going to see an entirely new rewiring of our banking system, last mile shopping, and data security. It's nearly impossible to get mail for instance, and banks don't want to make changes to your accounts unless you visit the branch for signatures. The mail and cash are both potential infection vectors. That said, the shift here is subtle in terms of investing strategy. We're already focused on the Unstoppable Trends which give us a huge advantage over other investors, but the concept of a "must-have" will change a bit to include what's "needed" for a global restart. I'm looking at airlines for example but will give cruise liners a pass. I'll take top-tier software companies but pass on app makers. Many people are rushing to buy just because things are "cheap," but that's a mistake. Even oversold stuff can sell off further. The real play is to buy stuff that's relatively "expensive" or which has fallen less. Some of the great dividend payers come to mind, for example. This will ultimately pass but the short-term volatility that's giving most people ulcers has simply got to be dealt with. I think that regulators would be wise to force the highspeed boys to the sidelines for a few weeks. Bringing humans back into the equation would go a long way towards dampening volatility and slowing trading down to more "normal" levels if there is such a thing these days. Hang in there! Best regards and thanks for being part of the Total Wealth family! -KFG --------------------------------------------------------------- YOU MAY HAVE ALSO MISSED... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Notice: The 2020 Bitcoin forecast you won't see elsewhere]( [Everything you need to know to secure your financial future]( [This could be the biggest financial debacle of our time]( [Could this little-known sector be the American Dream 2.0?]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 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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