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March 16, 2022

Interview Link: Chuck Hughes Lifetime Income System

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Three Safe Ways to Protect Your Portfolio Today by Ian Cooper

The Four Phases of the Economy by Peter McKenna

Top That Trade Weekly Update by Alan Knuckman

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Three Safe Ways to Protect Your Portfolio Today
by Ian Cooper

Markets have been volatile.

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, inflationary threats, a potential recession, and likely interest rate hikes on the way, investors are terrified. Plus, with oil prices now above $110 a barrel, there are concerns pump prices could substantially curb consumer spending.

And unfortunately, no one is quite sure what comes next.

While it would be easy to run for the exits, sit tight and protect your portfolio until the tension fades. The last thing you want to do is run from markets that are historically resilient.

Should markets fall apart, here are three ways to protect your portfolio.

The Four Phases of the Economy
by Peter McKenna

Economists have divided the business cycle into four distinct parts. They are the expansion, the peak, the recession and the trough. The expansion is the growth stage, when the economy grows rapidly. The peak is when the expansion reaches its height and begins a downturn. The recession is the period of contraction that follows the peak. The trough is the low part of the recession, when the inevitable upturn begins.

During the expansion phase of the cycle, everyone mentally and physically healthy enough to participate in the economy makes money. Unemployment drops as companies hire aggressively, a necessity if they want to keep up with the increased demand for their products created by the strong economy. The cost of hiring new workers is offset by higher corporate profits. Both interest rates and wages stay low, while consumer spending gallops forward. Enlightened societies use the surplus of wealth created by the good times to fund programs that help the least among us and promote the arts and sciences.

Top That Trade Weekly Update
by Alan Knuckman

Cash Conundrum, Commodities Melt UP
& March is the Month!

1. Warren Buffett says NEVER to hold cash in a war…what do you say to that? Cash is a conservative play that provides safety but no upside potential. Phil say money is to be made with increased commodity and resource demand. Alan sees the cash opportunity in Banks, XLF now 10% off in two weeks, as interest rates rise banks will get a better return on funds for themselves. Markets are saying rate hike finally from zero next week and rise to 2% at end of 2022.

2. Nickel and Dime Time - Nickel the metal shot up to $100,000 per tonne on an epic short squeeze in the last week to make a Nickel worth a dime, 5 cents worth of Nickel and 5 cents worth of Copper…Is the commodity melt up over? Wheat, Gold and obviously Oil have all made monster moves, inflation and increased interest can continue prices to pop according to Phil but watch for pullbacks to enter.

3. March Month – since 2000 the S&P was negative for the year 10 times to end February but only 3 finished the year red, what do you look for to put in a market bottom? Alan points out the positive that new swing lows were put in two weeks ago with no new implied volatility highs which often signals a psychological shift…and the broad market barometer S&P has not seen the technical death cross, 50 day moving average cross below the 200 day moving average, that has happened in DOW and NDX. Phil the forecaster uses weather analogy saying March in like slayed lamb to maybe out like a lion.

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