You won’t believe how easy these effortless gains are going to be for you, but I’m going to set you up so they fall right into the palm of your hand.
It’s as if you’re placing a food order for pickup, and all you have to do is swing by when your order is ready.
That’s exactly how easy these gains work.
And they’re not miniscule either. These profits are currently making a push for gains of more than 30%, and there’s multiple avenues you can snatch this money from.
I’m sure you’ve heard about the huge amount of store closings across the retail industry.
Massive stores like Sears, Macy’s, and Kmart, amongst many others, have had to shutter their doors and sell their real estate.
To put these store closings into perspective, the number of retail closures has surged 162% when compared to the same timeframe last year.
We’ve seen a total of 5,381 stores close down this year, and it looks like we’ll be seeing quite a few more.
And if those figures don’t fully explain how much of an effect this is all having on the retail sector, check out the chart for the SPDR S+P Retail ETF (XRT):
You can see that it’s stuck in a solid down-trend (which I’ve outlined with those blue lines), and it’d need a miracle for it to break out.
There’s a specific reason for these store closings, and it’s not necessarily a bad thing.
The reason is that consumers are becoming more and more inclined to shop for their goods online.
Now, I’ve spoken a lot about how big a hand Amazon (AMZN) has had in this brick-and-mortar collapse, but there’s two other very profitable ways you can play the retail market in order to receive your effortless gains.
For this, we’re going to be looking at two exchange traded funds (ETFs).
The first one is the Amplify Online Retail ETF (IBUY). IBUY covers the online retail sector, which has seen a massive surge over the past couple of years.
IBUY is up 34% this year, and is a prime example of consumers converting their shopping to online stores.
The other ETF that’s going to gift us these effortless gains is the Global X China Consumer ETF (CHIQ), which is up 37% this year.
CHIQ is more of a global play, but don’t let that scare you off. The Chinese consumer market is a hot commodity right now, and it’s just going to keep growing.
IBUY and CHIQ both recently hit new all-time highs, but they’re not done yet.
These two ETFs should do the exact opposite of the XRT chart I showed you earlier.
As XRT maintains its downward slide, you can be sure that IBUY and CHIQ will make a push for many more record-breaking highs.
