If Your Portfolio Is Down, Read This…

Jaclyn Frakes-Jones

2 years ago

How do you react to falling stock prices?

Most of you sleep great because you have an Alpha A-Team perspective. But some are still struggling…

So, let’s see if we can change that today.

Holding your stocks when they are plummeting BIG% is hard.

But here’s the thing: Investing is not always easy. But it will be worth it.

Example: Walmart went public in 1970.

Its share price fell 66% during the bear market of ’73 to ’74.

If you had the determination and courage to hold those shares…

A $5,000 investment would have turned into $80 million.

Now, you can’t turn back the clock and buy Walmart in 1970. But there’s a new opportunity today. It boils down to this…

Bear market prices = potential bull market fortunes.

There are huge bargains out there. And as Charles says: Stocks WILL rebound to new highs.

So, if you’re not sleeping well at night: repeat that mantra. Stocks will rebound. All you need to do is hold tight.

Unplug from your brokerage account and keep your mind off of the market. (Hey, you can check out this new podcast as a great distraction!)

Now, if you’re sleeping like a baby and looking for opportunities right now?

Check this out. You see, Walmart was once what Charles calls an “M-Class Stock.”

The top-performing M-Class Stocks generated 24,000% returns since 2009.

Then, keep reading for more comfort in this market. (And sleep better tonight!)

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