The panic has already begun to set in.
With a struggling stock market that can’t seem to fight back against the gravity of sellers pulling it down, it feels all but inevitable that 2016 will be marked by a declining Wall Street.
But even if the market does crash, YOU can still profit big along the way. Here’s the secret you need…
The stock market has wasted no time in the New Year.
So far, it’s plunged downward on the back of plenty of worry about oil prices, interest rate hikes, and (not least of all) a very unhealthy Chinese market that had to halt trading days ago because of drastic selloffs.
And if you’ve been following Wall Street Informer recently, you know that a crash or downturn of some sort is has certainly been a possibility, if not likely to happen.
But here’s something that may make you scratch your head…
I’ll happily welcome a market crash.
And you should too.
Why?
Because money can still be made while the stock market is heading straight down, and I’m talking about big money. Plus, the profits often come in much faster during a bear market than a bull market!
But to do so, you need 2 secrets…
1. Short selling
In our recommendation services, like Midas Wave Alerts and C.H.I.R.P., one of our biggest weapons is short selling, which is basically betting that a security will go down in price.
It’s that simple.
And in a market crash, guess which direction the vast majority of stocks are going? DOWN.
Plus, you can even short sell market indexes through ETFs or other funds.
2. Puts
Many people are afraid of options trading, but only because they don’t understand how to properly execute an options trade. But options are a profit accelerator.
With options, 50% gains and double-your-money trades are the norm if you have everything in your favor.
And when the market is freefalling, you know which direction virtually everything is heading, so why not accelerate those profits you could be getting from dipping stocks?
Buying a “Put Option” is a way to do just that.
And this isn’t some crazy strategy that nobody uses – it’s actually a favorite amongst many of us here at Wall Street Informer!
