| Dear Friend, I wanted to personally thank you for taking part in Bull or Bust: Navigating the High-Speed Train Wreck. The event fit right in with what I’ve discussed in my Thoughts from the Frontline “Train Wreck” series. I truly hope that both have helped you. Together, they encapsulate what we’re about here at Mauldin Economics: I talk big picture in Thoughts from the Frontline, and my amazing team of editors work together to deliver top-quality analysis and guidance. I’m getting this question a lot: What’s next? The “Train Wreck” series is over. Bull or Bust is over. What can you do when most investors are standing in front of a speeding train? To answer that, I’d like to return to one of the rules I shared in the “Train Wreck” series. Rule #2: Use Multiple Tools Uncorrelation is important, and that is why using multiple tools is important. In Thoughts from the Frontline, I shared what I personally do: work to assemble the right combination of tools. My “multiple tools” include the active trading of ETFs, use of quantitative systems, some long-term, buy-and-hold investments (mainly biotech stocks), and more. And always, always I have a strong focus on being able to adjust quickly. No one is saying you can’t be long in this market, but you do have to be nimble. “But John,” you might say, “I don’t have time to investigate a range of different tools.” We have an answer for that. It’s a wonderful solution that allows you to diversify your strategies and gives you the tools you need to navigate the train wreck. Tomorrow morning, our Publisher and COO Ed D’Agostino is planning to send you an email with a special invitation. It’s really worth your consideration if you’re worried about “standing in front of a speeding train”. Your excited about tomorrow analyst, John Mauldin
P.S. Like most things in life, this invitation does come with an expiry date. And once it expires, I honestly don’t know when it will be extended again. So do please check your email in the morning, and give it your careful consideration. | 