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Markets are getting wrecked, but have investors capitulated and put in a real bottom? Jason Williams

Markets are getting wrecked, but have investors capitulated and put in a real bottom? Jason Williams gives you his two cents and some advice on how to invest for what's ahead. Markets are getting wrecked, but have investors capitulated and put in a real bottom? Jason Williams gives you his two cents and some advice on how to invest for what's ahead. [Wealth Daily logo] Where’s the Bottom? [Jason Williams Photo] By [Jason Williams]( Written May 16, 2022 These articles are always the toughest to write. Especially when markets are like they’ve been. You see, in order to make sure it’s ready for you today, I’m writing it last week, on Friday. And as I’m writing it, markets are going through a ridiculous rebound after selling off for nearly two weeks. I looked at my watch lists this morning, and across nearly a hundred stocks, I’m looking at an average double-digit gain. That’s not normal and it’s not what happens in a healthy market. But after so much selling, it’s pretty common to see buyers step in. Sometimes it signifies an actual bottom in the market. Other times it’s just a “relief rally.” Stuff got sold off so hard that investors assume it now must be valuable. So they go in buying with abandon and send shares that tanked 20% yesterday up 17% today. But how do you tell if it’s an actual bottom or just a relief rally or dead-cat bounce? Well, if I could answer that question, I’d be the richest person in the world instead of Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos (whoever’s stock has fallen the least recently). Could This $6 Virginia Tech Upstart Be About to "Crucify" Coal? Approximately 153 U.S. coal plants are expected to shut down by 2025... Plants that currently power a staggering 9.7 million American homes. And now a bizarre metallic substance pioneered by [a tech operation scheming out of Reston, Virginia](... Could take over our crippled coal empire and snatch the $1.14 billion per year in revenues it will leave it its wake. Given that this tiny upstart’s making just over $1 million in revenues... What’s coming could spell a staggering 46,018% gain opportunity for those willing to act soon. What’s in [this breakthrough report]( reveals this may only be the beginning... [So click here now before this opportunity is gone.]( And I might be one of the only analysts out here willing to admit that. But nobody can actually time the market. And if they tell you they can, they’re either lying or crazy. Everyone gets lucky here and there. But nobody has an actual crystal ball that predicts the future with 100% accuracy. And that’s part of the reason this article is even harder to write than they usually are. The market’s up while I’m writing, but by the time you’re reading, it might be tanking again. So then the question shouldn’t be “When is the bottom coming?” but “When should you be a buyer and when should you be a seller?” And I’ll tell you straight up: Now is NOT a time to be a seller! Sellers in a market like this are forced to take what they can get. And buyers know that. So why would you buy a shirt at a 25% discount today if you can buy it at a 50% discount tomorrow. In a market like this, buyers step out of the way so that sellers can trip over themselves selling in a panic. And as my colleague Alex Koyfman noted last week, “Successful investors create upside potential by buying from panicking, unsuccessful investors.” Don’t be an unsuccessful investor. Be a successful one. Be the person helping those sellers out. Help them unload their shares at a massive discount. [QUIZ] Most Investors Get This Wrong What do you think is about to kill Tesla? ([Skip ahead for the answer.]() - [Elon Musk’s tweets]( - [SEC]( - [Chinese competitor NIO]( - [Off-the-radar fuel (NOT hydrogen)]( No matter what you pick, when you really think about it, the answer isn’t actually that surprising. Make your selection to find out! They’ll love you for it and give you better and better deals with every trade down the ladder. And sure, you’ll be feeling some pain in the short term. Stocks are down, but they can certainly go lower still. But in the long run, you’ll be very pleased with yourself for being bold in the face of adversity, for remaining calm while everyone else panicked, and for sticking to your guns while the markets scrambled for cover. It’s times like these when disciplined investors make the decisions that create generational wealth and family legacies. Don’t miss this boat because you’re scared about what could go wrong. Just think about everything that could go right and take this opportunity to set yourself and your family up. Buy. Be cautious about it, but be a buyer. Buy solid companies with businesses that aren’t going away. Buy those bellwether stocks that are getting thrown out with the speculative trades. Invest in things that keep the economy moving. Invest in companies that own stuff and make things. Most importantly, don’t panic. Don’t sell it all. And don’t bury your head in the sand. Make a plan. Stick to it. Be bold when the market is fearful. Fortune will favor you if you are. And keep your eyes out for my emails and articles. There are a lot of great deals out there, and I’ll be bringing some your way in the coming weeks. To your wealth, [jason-williams-signature-transparent] Jason Williams --------------------------------------------------------------- Amazon Just Tanked, but These Investors Got PAID! I don’t know if you noticed it in all the market turmoil recently, but Amazon lost more than 30% of its market cap over the past month. To put that into monetary terms: It’s down nearly half a trillion dollars! Last week alone, Amazon investors lost a collective $158 BILLION... But at the exact same time, one group of investors found out that they’d be getting a payout from the company... And that it would be in the neighborhood of $585 MILLION! And the best part about it is that not a single one of them is an Amazon shareholder... So that means not only are they about to collect $585 MILLION while the markets tank... But they also didn’t lose $158 BILLION last week as investors set the shares on fire! It’s the perfect strategy to take advantage of Amazon’s near-monopoly on e-commerce... Without worrying about the risk of Amazon’s stock dropping! And the thing is, while not everyone’s heard of this strategy, everyone can participate in it. I call it "Prime Profits," and it’s been paying out a share of Amazon’s revenues for nearly a decade. The payouts have gotten bigger every year (including this one). And the next payout — the $585 MILLION one I keep mentioning — well, it’s coming in just a few weeks. There’s still time to get YOUR name on the list and collect YOUR check when the cash goes out. I’ve detailed the whole opportunity in this [short presentation]( and I urge you to watch it immediately. Then you can get your name on the list and get your share of that MASSIVE payout coming next month. [Everything you need to know is right here waiting for you.]( I’ve done the legwork. Now you just have to cross the finish line. Browse Our Archives [96% of the Planet Relies on It Already]( [Recessions Don't Scare the Wealthy. Here's Why...]( [Investors Are Backing up the Truck]( [Rivian in a Downward Spiral]( [Decades Ahead of Tesla]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}. It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. 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