Yesterday, we heard that veteran trader and Money Morning’s No. 1 stock analyst, Shah Gilani, is swearing off stocks.
They’ve made him millions over the years, but he’s through. And he made a powerful argument for doing so.
Shah’s position has all th…
Shah Gilani has been one of the most consistently bullish, enthusiastic voices on Wall Street.
He’s correctly called plenty of the Dow’s upward milestones, too.
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Sometimes everything comes together beautifully.
And when that happens in the markets, incredible gains are possible.
Gold had a tough 2017, but it held its own. Stocks, the dollar, and Bitcoin stole a bit of thunder there. But 2018 is going to be different.
But Shah took a break from his busy television schedule to chat with me by phone about some things he just can’t say on TV, including exactly how important this milestone is, what this unknown territory holds for investors, and how to position yourself for the maximum possible upside at a time like this.
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You won’thear any talk about a Recession 2013 from the president, or from whoever happens to be the next Fed Head, or from anyone of either party in Congress. You won’t hear about it on the news, either.
Listen to them and you’ll hear that the economy’s turning a corner. “Growth has returned… unemployment is falling… the markets are at all-time highs… things are looking up all over.”
What a relief, right?
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