Investors are freaking out yet again. There’s no big surprise there. But the average investor HAS to panic every time something pushes Wall Street closer to a bear market.
For the masses, a bear market means losing money. For us, a bear market is just another chance to make more money.
But either way, it can help us add some cash to our bank accounts to know why investors are beginning to lose their collective nerve this time…
It’s not interest rate hikes that have the public on edge, even though there are certainly some big decisions coming soon on that front.
It’s not the job market causing everyone to freak out – unemployment is at its finest rate in years and jobs are continuing to be created.
And it’s not even oil prices that the average investor is freaking out about at the moment…
Instead, it’s European banks causing all the fuss.
Not only have bank stocks been free falling, but the cost to insure the debts of European banks is now jumping through the roof!
This appears to simply be the next domino in line to fall as part of the global economic fears that are growing every day. European banks won’t be the main reason for the plunge into a full bear market, but they certainly seem to be part of the problem right now.
For instance, the cost to insure the debt of Deutsche Bank jumped up 182%! And Credit Suisse isn’t far behind with the cost to insure its debt doubling!
Of course, big banks have become more stable since the 2008 crisis, but this is yet another example of how vulnerable and poorly run the banking establishment is.
So why aren’t I worried?
To be honest, I’ve seen the bear market coming for some time now. Those of us at Wall Street Informer have been saying as much for months as we’ve prepared…
We’ve started adapting our advice to the transition, we’ve begun modifying recommendations in our premium services to benefit from falling stock market prices, and we’ve given you everything you need to profit alongside us.
Plus, we know how to make easy money in a bear market. And that’s the secret we pass along to YOU through our top courses, like Code Breaker.
So to answer the question I posed in the subject of this article, no, you shouldn’t panic IF you’re a Wall Street Informer member.
