The sale I'm talking about is on stocks themselves.
Let's just take a look at some stock discounts happening right now*:
- Apple is currently trading at $152, down from its 52-week high of $182.94 — a 16.9% decrease.
- Shopify is trading at $28.43, down from its 52-week high of $176.29 — a 83.8% decrease.
- Cloudflare share's cost just $57.03, compared to the 52-week high of $221.64 — a 74.1% decrease.
- Even Amazon is on sale right now, trading at just $117, compared to a 52-week high of $188.65 — a 37.9% decrease.
Now keep in mind that many amazing companies have not lost this much in actual value — but the price of owning a share has just become that much more affordable.
And while I can't predict the future and tell you exactly what each stock will do, I can give you an idea of how market pullbacks have performed in the past.
If you'd have purchased $1000 worth of Amazon shares in December of 1999 for a split-adjusted $5.33, they'd be worth $24,731.96 today — pretty decent.
But, if you'd waited until Amazon shares went "on sale" in September of 2001, for just a split-adjusted $0.30 a share, that same $1000 investment would be worth $456,600 today — WOWZA.
Opportunities like this don't come around that often.
That's because bear markets only happen every 4.5 years and last less than 10 months on average — compared to the 3.8 year average length of a bull market.
But, you really don't want to put all your eggs in one basket — the fact is, some companies will likely NOT rebound, while others will eventually soar.
The trouble is, how do you ID these companies, and how do you diversify without all your time being dedicated to researching a zillion companies, keeping up with their debts, their new offerings, their competitor's etc?
I personally don't want to sit on my phone all morning before work, spend my lunch break reading news updates, and ignoring my family and plans after work to pour over tedious details.
Do you?
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And they have a pretty good track record.
During the last significant bear market when stocks were "on sale," the team recommended some huge winners:
- Like Apple in January 2008 — now up 3,024%*
- Or Nvidia in April 2005 — up 8,019%*
- Don't forget Cintas in December 2008 — up 2,111%*
So now, if you've made it to this point in this email, ask yourself the following questions:
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