How to prepare for what happens after a fall

Nick O'Connor | 2 May 2020 One good blow could force the economy to collapse  Dear Reader,      Have you ever seen a professional boxer land a solid right hook? If it connects, it's game over.     Sometimes all it takes is just one good punch, and... KNOCK OUT.   Right now, the global economy is in a bad shape. If it was a boxer, it would be the one getting pummelled mercilessly against the ropes. Imagine if I asked you to place your bet right now about the next three months... Would you bet the economy wins this match? Or would you bet that it goes down and it doesn't come back before the referee counts to ten? Just look at these headlines: Coronavirus Could Cost The Global Economy $2.7 Trillion -Bloomberg JP Morgan Officially Forecasts A Coronavirus-Driven Recession Will Rock The US And Europe By July -Business Insider Global Recession Already Here, Say Top Economists -Financial Times Prepare For The Coronavirus Global Recession -The Guardian Since the 2008 crisis our economy has grown outrageously. But it has also become more fragile, more vulnerable. In short, just one good blow could force the economy to collapse... So could the economy go down? And the more important question: What happens AFTER a fall? That's what I have been researching for the past two months... And what I found surprised me… Here's the most important thing you must know today: You don't have to go down if the economy does. Even if the stock markets keep going lower... you don't have to throw in the towel. I've found a way to not only help protect your money but also possibly grow it. Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results History proves my point.   Three times in the past the economy was in similar shape. And all three times the result was the same.      That’s why I’m publishing my research today. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Be prepared. Don’t go down with the economy. >> Click here to read what I’ve uncovered.   Nick O'Connor  Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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