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Click here to unsubscribe.  ECONOMIC CALENDAR EANINGS CALENDAR UP & DOWNGRADES Because it's never too late to retire early The S&P 500 just had its worst first half in more than 50 years The first half of this year was the worst for the S&P 500 Index, a gauge of American stocks, in more than 50 years.   The index experienced the most significant decline of its sort since 1970 over the previous six months, dropping 20.6 percent from its high-water point in early January. In addition, investors were concerned about inflation at a record high.   Bonds have also suffered in the meanwhile. Over the course of the year, the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index has decreased by more than 10%.   Investors may want to reconsider their approach to asset allocation in light of the dynamic. FIND OUT MORE >>> Recommended Link:   Inflation Is SOARING – Here's What You Need To Do   Inflation is at its multi-decade high.   The NASDAQ and S&P 500 posted the longest losing streaks in a decade.   (Here's the ONLY guide you'll ever need for what to do.)   Then there's the persistent geopolitical conflicts... $139 oil... $5 gas... and massive global supply chain crises.   If stocks have moved back higher by the time you see this – it doesn't matter. In fact, it's an even bigger warning sign.   And today, one veteran market analyst is stepping forward to make sure regular Americans know the truth.   Multimillionaires who could access literally any research in the world have followed his work. He's urging you to take ONE clear-eyed, simple step... When the market changes, strategy is just one key to success. Many of the rules for beginning stock-market investors apply no matter how the market is doing, but some are especially important if you dip your toe in during a bear market. The most important thing to remember is that bear markets are not uncommon — they tend to happen every three to five years and don't last forever. Historically, the stock market has always come roaring back, although the complete rebound might take anywhere from a few months to several years.   If you are new to stock investing, here are five steps you should take before putting your money into a bear market. FIND OUT MORE >>> Investors can weather the storm of a volatile market with dividend-paying stocks It can benefit investors to seek refuge in dividend-paying stocks during volatile stock market periods. Those dividend payments in cash to shareholders are comparable to an underground war bunker or a vaccine.    They won't protect you from every financial hardship brought on by a market in free decline due to skyrocketing inflation and rising interest rates, but they'll make sure you make it through the turmoil. "You can be down, but not out," says Jay Hatfield, InfraCap Equity Income Fund ETF (ICAP) manager. Dividend-payers provide an income stream that allows you to cover expenses without selling stocks at depressed levels. And you can reinvest dividends in stocks you own at lower prices. FIND OUT MORE >>> Want to get rich with stocks? You can't go wrong with these investments If you're like most investors, you're relying on stocks to build (or expand) a nest egg for later in life. That's no problem -- the market can definitely do that. But if you're looking for more than merely storing up savings and outpacing inflation, it's going to take certain kinds of stocks. Not only must these companies provide a service or product nobody else can, but they must also be able to hold that competitive lead indefinitely.   You've got to be very, very patient with them as well. Again, time is your best ally when it comes to the market. With that as the backdrop, here's a rundown of three great stocks with not just the potential to dish out gains but the potential to help make you outright rich. FIND OUT MORE >>> The Strategies & Tools You Need To Succeed: Is the stock market closed on the 4th of July?  In what order should you tap your retirement funds? These beaten-down growth stocks have significant upside ©2022 Never Too Late Investor 20 North Orange Avenue, Unit 1100 Orlando, Florida 32801 You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to Never Too Late Investor. You can view our policies, terms & conditions by visiting investinglate.com If you would not like to receive this publication feel free to unsubscribe   Thank you for your readership!