During the early part of 2020, early gains in the stock market have been completely wiped out.
In late February, the Dow logged its worst two-day performance in two years. The sell-off has left investors wondering where they should be putting their money if the market continues to drop and the American economy moves into a recession.
Investors fear a coronavirus pandemic, which even if contained, would bring a screeching halt to the economy as consumers avoid leaving their homes to spend money.
The developments of the last month have flashed images of the Great Recession of 2008 in the minds of many experienced investors.
In 2008, investors helplessly watched and their portfolios were torn to shreds. Millions of hopeful Americans watched helplessly as their brokerage accounts dwindled day… after day… after day. In 2008 alone…
The S&P 500 fell 38.5%…
The Dow fell 33.8%…
And the NASDAQ Composite fell 40.5%.
These alarming numbers left their biggest damage to a group that relies on the performance of the financial markets more than anyone: retirees.
According to a March 2010 report from Population Reference Bureau…
But retirees in the know could have avoided – or at the very least minimized – the huge losses that annihilated their portfolios.
Folks who made the first 2 moves with their money not only avoided the losses, they positioned themselves for massive gains.
The third is an opportunity unique to the financial landscape of 2020.
One of the investments in this report beat the S&P 500 by 99.3 percentage points, good for a return of 60.8%. That is significantly better than the S&P 500 has ever performed in a single year.
The second is perhaps the most stable investment in history. During recessions, it not only holds its value, it tends to explode.
The third is a firm preparing to develop a vaccine against the coronavirus, making it perhaps the most important company in the world in early 2020.
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