This month marks the closest to a recession we’ve been since the Great Recession over a decade ago… And the Fed has already jumped into action.

This past Wednesday, it raised its benchmark interest rate by 75 basis points – the largest hike since 1994 – and there’s a similar rate hike on the table for July.

But while it’s too early to tell if these moves will be enough to stem runaway inflation… taking a “wait and see” approach with your investments is a big mistake.

Because as Daily editor Teeka Tiwari showed us this week, we’ve been in similar (if not worse) circumstances before… and those are the moments that turn bargains into windfalls when the market recovers.

So read on to learn what you should and shouldn’t do with your money right now… and why today’s beaten-down market is a blessing in disguise.

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The Best Opportunities Often Come at the Worst Times
While this market draws down, the “smart money” is seeking ideas that still offer explosive upside… without worrying about daily price fluctuations.


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Despite Pullback, These Investors Are Still Buying Bitcoin
Unloading your portfolio into a sell-off is one of the worst things you can do… but buying the big-money assets is one of the best.


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How to Invest Like a Contrarian
This opportunity for huge returns is as close to guaranteed as any investor can find


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This Mistake Nearly Cost Me $57 Million – I Don’t Want You to Make it
By this time next year, the markets will be running and gunning again… And this sell-off will be a distant memory.


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What Crypto’s “Black Monday” Tells Us About the Market
The downward trend in crypto is a gift in disguise


Regards,

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Chaka Ferguson
Editorial Director, Palm Beach Daily