Here’s yet another reason why I know this bull market isn’t over… Over the last six months, the S&P 500 has only gained 0.6%. That’s NOT how bull markets end.
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Dear Reader,
Here's yet another reason why I know this bull market isn't over…
Over the last six months, the S&P 500 has only gained 0.6%.
That's NOT how bull markets end.
Bull markets almost always end with one furious roar.
Take a look:
During the last few bull markets, the average return in the last six months was 12.9%.
The lowest return was 8.4% back in the late 1960s… and the highest was a whopping 26.9% in 1980. Growing your money 26.9% in just 6 months could have a transformative impact on your wealth.
This is just one more item to add to my stack of evidence which proves we're not at the top yet.
And it's another reason why I just released a brand-new model portfolio of nine recommendations – each carefully selected to produce strong returns during this final stage of the Melt Up.
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Regards,
Dr. Steve Sjuggerud
Senior Partner, Stansberry Research |
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