50+ Years Old Investors? This Investment/Retirement Tip For You

In today’s trader tip video, Chris recaps the markets from a long-term investor standpoint and talks about investment and retirement tips for investors who are 50+ years old. This is a life-changing opportunity – make sure you don’t miss out. You don’t want to get caught on the wrong side of what the market is going to do.

Based on the daily chart of the S&P 500 being down by 2.4%, we can see another big downward day for stocks. Overall, we are starting to see huge panic selling with our panic selling indicator. Last week it spiked to over 30 while today almost seems calm at around 14. Being that 3 is considered normal, we are in no way out of the woods.

Chris covers his Economic Performance & Stock Market Chart, along with what sectors are in a rally mode and what exactly that means. Next up, he looks at the Psychology of Stock Market Risk and what phase we are actually in at the moment.

See how the Technical Investor can help you to navigate a world where bonds are not the save-haven they once were. Learn how to outperform or match the stock market without the volatility and by avoiding drawdowns, thus making a huge difference in your mindset and stress level. Rather than going after one more percentage on your return, protect your capital, enjoy your life, and live to trade another day.

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