BIG Warnings from IBM, XOM, GE, and T

The Four Horsemen, Pt 2   August 31, 2021 UNSUBSCRIBE | ARCHIVES BIG Warnings from IBM, XOM, GE, and T External Advertisement Overheard at Apple’s Secret Meeting… A thousand people attended… NO CAMERAS were allowed! One invitee said every iPhone was wrapped with “tamper-proof stickers” to prevent photographs. At the event, Apple unveiled a device that “could eventually replace mobile phones.” Apple codenamed the device “N421”… But I call it “iPhone Killer.” To see how you could potentially profit from iPhone Killer… Early investors: click here now » Dear Money & Crisis Reader, Yesterday I outlined THE single most important development you need to see, in order for the market to crash. Think of them as BIG warnings, or the FOUR Horsemen that precede a stock market apocalypse. What are they? When most heavily weighted companies began to break down badly. Technically, the S&P 500 is made up of 500 companies. However, each of those 500 stocks don’t receive the same weight from the index. Rather, certain stocks receive a disproportionate weighting giving them a much larger impact on the market’s price action. Because of this, in order to get a crash, you need the heaviest weighted stocks to break down badly. Put another way, even if most of the 500 companies in the overall market are in a downtrend, if the heaviest weighted stocks DON’T break down, it’s pretty much impossible for the overall market to crash. So today, let’s review the 1987-Crash: arguably the worst single-day collapse in stock market history. In 1987, the 10 largest companies by market weight were:  EXXON  XOM  GE  GE  Royal Dutch Petrol (Shell)  RDS/A  AT&T  T  Merck  MRK  duPont  DD  Phillip Morris  PM  Ford Motor  F  General Motors  GM Of these, IBM, XOM, GE and T have charts that are easy to find. So, let’s review them. America’s Final Warning Don’t hold your breath, but prepare… Because my latest warning is something every American must see in order to protect against the destruction our nation is about to face with our next president. Unfortunately, everything you hold dear could be at risk… Please don’t hesitate. Click here now. In 1987, International Business Machines Corp (IBM) had already taken out both its 50-DMA and its 200-DMA before the crash hit. Put another way, the largest company on the index (the equivalent of the tech sector today) had already broken down VERY badly. Exxon (XOM) had yet to look as terrible, but it was clearly struggling, having traded sideways for months before finally breaking down. General Electric (GE) looked awful, breaking its uptrend and falling below its 50-DMA long before the Crash hit. AT&T (T) was the only one that looked remotely good, as it was still in something of an uptrend when the crash hit. For space reasons, we’re only looking at four of the top 10 companies today. But if you were to look at all 10 charts, you’d quickly see that the majority of them had entered downtrends, and were breaking down badly, weeks before the Crash hit. So does this impact the market today? Put another way, how do we know when THIS will happen? I’ll outline that in tomorrow’s article. Until then… Best Regards, Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis Federal Order #2222 Just Unlocked A $1.2 Trillion Opportunity Most Americans have probably never heard of Federal Order #2222 before, but experts are calling it… “A Game-Changer”… “A Landmark Ruling”… and “The Most Significant Order Ever Issued”. Why such the high praise? Because Federal Order #2222 just kicked off a new tech boom poised to surge 12,100%… Unlocking $1.2 trillion in new wealth over the coming years. With a little-known 3-letter ticker symbol at the center of it all. 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