Subprime 2.0 has Burst – Now Comes the Bad Stuff

The Bull Market is Officially Over March 12, 2020 UNSUBSCRIBE | ARCHIVES Wall Street's gonna have a heart attack when it sees this clip [Must watch by Midnight Friday] That's because one of their most trusted trading analysts is stepping out from the shadows… To give YOU the secret moneymaking tactic that could even the score between you and them… Or even put you WAY up in points (and profits). To discover this savvy way of potentially winning 83%–92% of your trades from now on, just click here. Subprime 2.0 has Burst – Now Comes the Bad Stuff Dear Money & Crisis Reader, The bull market is over. The U.S. has moved into recession and a credit crisis is now upon us. How has this happened so quickly? The data from February alone suggested the U.S. economy was actually quite strong (payrolls, employment, inflation, etc.). And as I wrote a few weeks ago, this looked to be a "great buying opportunity" for stocks. What changed? The U.S. began to panic. And the panic has now spread throughout most major sectors of the economy. What started out as panic in isolated industries that are closely aligned with travel (airlines, cruises, etc.) has spread throughout the entire U.S. economy.  The NBA has suspended its season.  The MLB is thinking of doing the same.  College campuses across the nation are shutting down.  Large conferences and trade shows are being canceled. All of these moves have very real economic impacts.  Think of the NBA alone… the loss of revenue in merchandise, alcohol, soda, food… the loss of advertising revenue for networks that showed the games… as well as the restaurants and bars that showed the games. You get my point. Again, the U.S. economy has screeched to a halt and is now likely in recession.  Whether it's a deep recession or a mild one is impossible to tell. But all of this changed in just three to four weeks. It's the fastest move from expansion into recession in decades, if not ever. And this recession is triggering a credit crisis in high yield debt/credit. On Oct. 23, this filthy-rich billionaire got an amazing tip… On Oct. 23, the filthy-rich billionaire who runs Facebook… Got an amazing recommendation… Straight from one of the highest-ranking Republicans in Congress. It was so potentially lucrative, we believe any American could use that same advice to make an absolute fortune over the years ahead. Maybe that's why we offer the same advice here — absolutely free. Click the link you see above for details. A Sliding Bond Market The U.S. corporate bond market is $10 trillion in size. $1.5 trillion of this junk.  Think of this as Subprime 2.0: the riskiest debt instruments out of a larger pool of debt instruments. And it has just entered a bear market. On Monday, I mentioned that the chart to watch is for Junk Bonds (HYG). If it was to break to the downside, that would signal CRISIS TIME. Now, the Junk Bond ETF has officially broken its bull market trendline running back to 2009. Meaning, Subprime 2.0 has burst. As you'll no doubt recall, the 2008 crisis happened when the Subprime crisis spread to other less risky mortgages that had traditionally been considered "safe." Using this blueprint for the corporate debt bubble, the less-risky corporate debt is called investment grade – those are the bonds we'll watch now.  There is $2.5 trillion worth of investment grade bonds that are just one step above junk. This stuff is also likely junk… but managed to make the credit requirements necessary to avoid being designated as such for now. These bonds have ended their bull run and will be testing their long-term bull market. We do not have a crisis in this sector yet. If we take out that blue line however, things get BAD. So… where does this leave stocks? If Stocks Bounce… Here's What To Do Stocks are EXTREMELY oversold and due for a bounce.  That bounce will be coming very shortly. And I suggest using it to unload long positions at better prices. Indeed, both the bond and currency markets are telling us this bounce is coming shortly. After unloading some long positions once that bounce occurs, I'd then suggest looking into opening some shorts. I'll have some examples of the investments I'm talking about in tomorrow's article.  Until then… Best Regards, Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis P.S. Need a quick distraction from the doom and gloom? Take a second and watch this interview that I had with my publisher. History seems to be repeating itself and with that, I have a profit system that is thriving – with an outstanding 81% win rate, even in this current market. The details behind this success can be found in the brief video.  Click here to watch it. 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