📝 The Cheat Sheet - March 28, 2020

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📝 The Cheat Sheet ▾ ▾ ▾ -22.2% YTD -14.7% YTD -20.2% YTD Dow Jones Industrial Average Nasdaq Composite S&P 500 Index Editor's Note: We are officially in a bear market. But it won't be like this forever. And the 5G revolution is quickly approaching... Experts are calling 5G the "lifeblood of the new economy." And this 5G stock is set to be the biggest winner in the revolution. You don't want to miss your chance to regain what you lost in this market crash. Click here to find out more. - Kaitlyn Hopkins, Assistant Managing Editor The Easiest Bear Market to Tame Read More... You Will Be OK - and So Will Your Investment Portfolio Read More... Demand Drop: The Latest in the Oil Price War Read More...   Goldman Sachs analysts classify bear markets using three categories: event-driven, structural and cyclical. On Monday, Matthew Carr explained to readers what an event-driven bear market is. So now let's dive into the others. A structural bear market is a downturn provoked by a financial structural imbalance. An example of this is the global financial crisis of 2008. The last type, a cyclical bear market, usually happens at the end of a business cycle. This is generally triggered by increasing interest rates or an approaching recession. ADVERTISEMENT Could One $7 5G Stock Help Revive Your Retirement Account? If you've lost money in the markets in the past few weeks... THIS could be exactly what you've been looking for. This $7 5G stock has the three P's: partnerships, patents and a proprietary technology that could change the world. Get the details here... Our Bear Market Game Plan Watch Now   If you have any investments in the oil patch - especially in small and midsized producers - now is the time to get out, if you haven't already done so.   - David Fessler Energy and Infrastructure Strategist

We're in what's known as an event-driven bear market, triggered by an exogenous shock. Of all the breeds of bears, this is the easiest to tame. Event-driven bear markets recover much faster than any other bear market. In fact, the six we've seen since 1960 have lasted an average of 418.4 days, or roughly 13.75 months. So our current downturn looks to be in line for a very short life span. Read More...

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