Five Charts Every Investor Needs to See Today

Are Stocks Getting Ready for Their First REAL Bounce? March 24, 2020 UNSUBSCRIBE | ARCHIVES SHOCKING: Have You Seen This Picture????? This joke is going viral… and folks on Main Street are going to be PISSED. It helps expose a sick prank Wall Street has been playing on their retirement (explained in this short video)… Luckily, one rogue former hedge fund manager discovered the best way to stick it to those Wall Street crooks and protect your money, especially during choppy markets. Click here now to watch his short video before it's taken down this Thursday at 9:30am. Disclaimer: I am not a scientist nor am I a healthcare official. I am not downplaying the COVID-19 situation. I am simply looking at what the markets are saying about the pandemic. Five Charts Every Investor Needs to See Today Dear Money & Crisis Reader, A very strange thing is happening in the markets. While the news continues to tell us that there is a global pandemic and that soon millions of people will be dead… the stock markets have begun bottoming. The question now is: Are stocks getting ready for their first REAL bounce? Let's take a look at five charts to gain some clarity. Two Must-See Global Charts The stock market in Italy, which is supposed to be completely imploding from COVID-19, bottomed on March 16. It failed to make a new low and has yet to roll over again. Germany, which is now experiencing its own COVID-19 issues, looks like it bottomed on October 18. It is still touch and go here, but we have yet to see new lows. Here in the U.S., multiple economic bellwethers are showing us something similar.  "I'M SO SURE TRUMP WILL WIN IN 2020 — I'M STAKING MY REPUTATION ON IT" In the room were four of the most powerful men in the country. There were no official cameras… No official minutes were taken… No official record was made of the meeting at all. But I've uncovered what I believe was discussed at this meeting and how it could have a HUGE impact on your financial success… Click here to find out how why I'm so convinced Trump will in 2020. U.S. Market Indicators Are Also Offering Perspective Caterpillar (CAT) is the largest producer of large machinery in the world. If the world was entering a depression and things were worsening, CAT's stock would still be plummeting. Instead, it bottomed on March 12 and is now putting in a higher low. Similarly, Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) is the largest copper producer in the U.S. Copper is a commodity that is closely linked to economic growth. And FCX's share price looks like it bottomed last week on March 19. Despite yesterday's early morning bloodbath, FCX shares never broke to new lows. Taken together, these charts are suggesting that the market is in the process of bottoming. The one area of concern that has yet to give us the "all clear" is the credit markets. Credit Needs to Rally for Stocks to Explode High yield credit spreads DID put in a new low yesterday. They are now attempting to bounce. But unless credit bottoms, any rally in stocks will be short-lived. Put another way, if that last chart begins to rally in a significant way, stocks could EXPLODE higher. More to come… Best Regards, Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis Facebook's founder never saw this coming… When Facebook's mega-billionaire sat down before Congress on October 23rd... For over six hours of grueling testimony about his company's plans for a digital currency called Libra… He surely never imagined that one of the panel's top-ranking Republicans, Rep. James F. Hill of Arkansas, would be giving him incredibly lucrative advice. But he did — with a tip that could ultimately be worth millions to lots of regular American investors. Don't worry if you missed it. Because you can get the same advice here, absolutely free — click to see. 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