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Whiskey: A Hedge Against Market Volatility

Looking to protect your portfolio from the next recession?

Consider investing in rare spirits like whiskey.

Whiskey investing provides a proven hedge against stock market dips driven by inflation and other factors.

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Find out if you are on the right path to financial success by asking yourself these questions!

1. What should you be doing in a market where dips are bought daily while the world shouts, “Don’t buy because of a recession?

2. Normally, when the world shouts recession, the market is crashing and the everyday worker is afraid to buy at discounted prices. What is going on economically that makes the situation tough to judge?

3. 10 years from now, where do you see the market? Twenty years from now, where do you see the market? How old are you relative to the extremely long-term goals?

These are a few things that you should think about as an everyday worker in this world. If you don’t ask these questions, how can you truly prepare? For example,

• How can you say, “I’m saving for the right time to buy a house,” but not track interest rates?

  • Or utilize a money market account.

  • And don’t forget how you blindly follow stock market option trades on the internet. You waste money, even when an experienced market participant tells you to start with equity first.

Take it a step further…

• How can you track interest rates by relying on your co-worker who keeps saying, “The Feds are going to cut rates soon”? Don’t you think that person is ignorant? Ignorant meaning having a lack of information. Interest rates are at 7%. One cut of .25 bps barely does anything. If you are cheering buying a house a 6.75% vs. 7%, you need to rethink things. Wouldn’t it be better to cheer at 5%?

Ask yourself…

• How long would it take the Feds to get it down the 5%?

• How long did it take for it to get to 7%? I’ll answer that. Years!

• How long has the Fed promised lower rates? I’ll answer that almost 2 Years!

My point is to stop following others. Educate yourself and ask questions. We provide FREE information because we want you to not suck in financial & economic literacy. There’s so much info in the world, from the U.S. to Japan. We don’t know it all and will never claim to. However, we will do our best to make sure we educate, inform, and internally accumulate investments, trade, and update our subscribers with our next moves.

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