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Trader Brian Mac has a habit of making seemingly outlandish forecasts. Why I?m up 92.9% this year

Trader Brian Mac has a habit of making seemingly outlandish forecasts. [Daily Profit]( Why I’m up 92.9% this year – and how you can be too Thursday, September 22, 2022 Editor’s Note: Master Trader Brian Mac has a habit of making seemingly outlandish forecasts. Yet his earlier predictions about the world’s Covid response, his insight in late 2020 that inflation would soar, and his bear market call on January 7th have all been spot on. His trading track record is equally impressive, and worth reading about. Hello, my name’s Brian Mac. I’m a trader who’s up 92.9% so far this year on my personal account and I’d like to share a little bit about how I did it and how you can do it too. [In fact, I’ve been invited to share the details in a FREE live webinar, which you can register for by following this link.]( As I write this, the S&P 500 is down a little over (-17%). Nasdaq is down over (-26%). Dow Jones is down over (-15%). And the Russell 2000 is down over (22%). If you’ve got any active investments I’m willing to bet they’re down right along with the major indexes. And if you’ve “bought the dip” on any stocks this year I’m willing to bet they’ve kept “dipping” quite a bit more. Let’s face it – the market has changed. And you may be tempted to think that this is just a temporary bear market – that soon stocks are going to take off again and the bull market conditions you took for granted from 2009 to 2021 are going to be back in play. Firstly – let me just say that I have reason to believe you will never see a market like that again as long as you live. In fact, I believe the market is going to be flat for at least the next DECADE or more and even when a new bull market emerges, it will be NOTHING like the one we just exited from 2009 - 2021. I’ll explain why when you [follow this link here to register for my live webinar]( – but I’ll also go into more detail in a follow-up email tomorrow (so keep an eye on your inbox). Secondly – if you change your expectations and adapt to this market, you could make more money than EVER before…FASTER than ever before and EASIER than ever before. How? Let me very quickly share an example with you of what “changing your expectations” looks like. Here’s Tesla – and here’s the expectation of what a “good strategy” looked like over the last 12 years. The expectation is this – “Find a good under-valued disruptive company – preferably in the tech space – buy it low and then hold on and GET RICH.” In this case, Tesla jumped over 3,000% in just two years between 2019 and 2021. A nearly straight-up line over a 2 year period. That’s been the expectation of how to trade and invest in the market over the last decade or so. Now, let me show you the new reality. Here’s Tesla over the last year and a half… Not so clean-cut and simple is it? And yet, this is what I believe the market is going to look like for the foreseeable future. My analysis tells me that nearly every stock you buy is going to chop around like this for the next 10 years AT LEAST. It doesn’t matter how great or how profitable the company is or how disruptive and innovative it is – it’s going to flop around like a fish out of water, flailing around in a nonsensical range for A DECADE. [Again – I’ll share my reasons why when you attend my upcoming live webinar HERE..]( And I’ll also give you some more details in tomorrow’s email. But here’s the thing – this type of market is only a “problem” if you fail to adapt and CHANGE your expectations. So let me show you what can happen if you stop expecting everything to just keep going up and instead ADAPT to a choppy range-bound market. Here’s Salesforce, Inc (CRM). Just like most stocks in the market over the last year it’s been chopping up and down – not doing much. Do you see the blue shaded area? That’s where I took a trade. The green circle is where I entered and the red circle is where I exited. I booked a 47.7% profit on this trade in 17 days. I didn’t try to get in at the bottom of some huge trend. I just got in, clipped some profit during this “window” of opportunity, and got out. [When you go here and register for my FREE webinar – I’ll show you how I time these trades and how I have a an over 75% win rate.]( Here’s another example… This is Home Depot – in and out clipping a quick “scalp” profit for 40.9% in 19 days. And it’s not just buying – I can profit off upside and downside. Take a look at Pepsi Co… Another choppy stock that’s been ranging for MONTHS. Yet I was able to get in and out for 12.3% gains in 6 days WHILE the stock was moving down. Or look at Kimberly-Clark Corporation – it’s been choppy for 3.5 years. That blue shaded area is where I booked a quick 50.7% gain in just 7 calendar days. This is what ADAPTING is all about and it’s why I’m up 92.9% this year. And no – this is NOT options selling. The markets have changed and I believe they’re going to continue this directionless chop for YEARS more. But listen – that DOESN’T mean you have to lose money or watch your investments dwindle. All you’ve got to do is learn how to adapt – and in this environment it can be a trader’s PARADISE. Let me show you how I identify these quick profit windows and clip gains of up to 50% out of stocks with 75% accuracy. [Go here to register for my life webinar and I’ll reveal my FULL strategy to you absolutely FREE.]( I hope to see you there. [Brian Mac] Brian Mac P.S. If you’re wondering why I think you’re going to see TEN YEARS of market action like this, make sure to open my email tomorrow entitled, “Beware This Retirement-Destroying Drought.” [Visit WyattResearch.com]( [Take a 7 day break from these emails]( [Unsubscribe from these types of emails]( [Manage your email preferences]( [Wyatt Investment Research] Disclaimer & Important Information [Wyatt Investment Research (“WIR”)]( owns and publishes the website WyattResearch.com, other web sites, and, through its subscription services, various investment newsletters, trade alerts, and other investment-related educational materials. Those publications are informational in nature – WIR is not your financial adviser and does not provide any individualized investment advice to you. You should perform your own independent research on potential investments and consult with your financial adviser to determine whether an investment is appropriate given your financial needs, objectives, and risk appetite. 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