How much longer will the bull market last? Here’s how to tell…

The man who predicted the Crash of ‘87, the Tech Wreck of 2000, and the Meltdown of 2009 has a surprising prediction about today’s bull market

EDITOR'S NOTE: Sean Brodrick, a senior analyst at Weiss Publishing, would like our readers to learn about a time-tested method for calling market highs and lows. Read on to find out more.   Fellow Investor, If you’re wondering how much longer this bull market can last, I have an answer for you. This answer is not based on theory, opinion, or speculation. It’s based on a time-tested method that has been calling market tops and bottoms since 1987. In 1987, it predicted that the market would crash, but that it would be a temporary thing and that the Dow would go on to new highs by 1989. In 2000, it predicted the tech wreck and told people to get out of stocks. In 2008, it warned that we were in a housing bubble here in the US, and that when the bubble popped, it would take the stock market and the economy with it. In 2009, it called an end to the bear market and told people to get back into stocks. And today, it is calling for a major event that will surprise almost everyone. Click here to find out exactly what you need to do now. Sincerely, Sean Brodrick Senior Analyst Weiss Publishing Weiss Publishing, Inc. 4400 Northcorp Parkway, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 877-934-7778 From time to time your free Trading Tips newsletter subscription is supplemented by paid sponsorships, like the one above. Please read all disclaimers. Rest assured that your information was not shared with this sponsor. Please note that Trading Tips has not independently reviewed the validity of the claims or statements contained within this sponsorship, and we are not responsible for any errors or omissions. Never invest in a security or idea featured on our site or in our emails unless you can afford to lose your entire investment. We are not registered investment advisors or brokers/dealers and we do not purport to be. We make no representations, warranties or guarantees as to the accuracy or completeness of the content featured on our site or in our emails. Furthermore, the article authors and contributors featured on this site may own securities mentioned in their articles and not disclose this information. Trading Tips does not endorse any investing or trading products or newsletters advertised in this email or on our web site. Please be sure to read our Terms & Conditions, Disclaimer and Privacy Policy. Go here to get more information from http://www.TradingTips.com     Trading Tips' parent company was recently selected as one of America's fastest-growing private companies.