Profit From The Panic: How to Profit from the Greatest Investment Opportunity Since the Great Depression
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2008 |
Profit From The Panic – triggered by the financial crisis – hopes to help more people become investment savvy. Will you become richer or poorer after a recession? The answer depends on what financial decisions you make TODAY. If you do nothing, you will become poorer. If you do the wrong thing, you will also become poorer. If you do the right thing, you will significantly expand your wealth! When the markets see red, the greatest investors see opportunity. Many of them like Warren Buffett are BUYING up stock, instead of selling it like most people. They have done it before in past financial crises, making their billions. Now they are doing it AGAIN. Educate yourself now or miss out on the greatest wealth building opportunity in your lifetime! What You Will Learn in this Book
- Understand how the financial crisis started and its implications
- Why most people lose money in the stock market and learn how to win big like the minority
- Why the stock market will eventually recover and how to position yourself for the next bull run in Asia and the US
- How to identify market tops, turning points and bottoms
- Discover which sectors and stocks will be the first to rebound
- How to find great undervalued stocks amidst the chaos
- How to take advantage of the 70% plunge in the China Index, the 61% correction in the Singapore market and the 45% drop in the US market
- Keys to build a balance and diversified portfolio
- How to inflation-proof your portfolio and protect yourself from future downturns
Contents:
- The Creation of the Financial Meltdown
- Understanding How Markets Work
- Buying Markets & Sectors in Crisis
- Finding Great Value Stocks Amidst the Chaos
- Finding Market Bottoms & Tops Using Patterns
- Starting Your Journey as a Successful Investor
Profit From The Panic: How to Profit from the Greatest Investment Opportunity Since the Great Depression By Adam Khoo, Conrad Alvin Lim, Ryan Huang pdf