There are two steps I think you should take today if you are concerned about how your money will fare during the Melt Down.
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Dear Reader, I have received lots of email messages recently asking me about the eventual "Melt Down" in stocks... People want to know how to be prepared. There are two steps I think you should take today if you are concerned about how your money will fare during the Melt Down... First, mind your trailing stops on any investments you may have made in Melt Up stocks. It is key that you stick to your plan and follow a disciplined exit strategy. The second thing you can do, is keep part of your money in safe, conservative investments. One way to do that is to consider my colleague Dr. David's message before Midnight tonight. He is urging older Americans to shift most of their money into conservative, income-producing assets. He says these investment opportunities will help you ride out whatever volatility the market has in store for 2019. But his message explaining why he thinks you need to move money to safe harbor expires at midnight tonight... Along with his timely advice on where to find the best income-producing investments today. So, take the time to consider his message, right now. After that, it's gone for good. Regards, Steve Sjuggerud
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