Here are All the Ways I’m Committed to Keeping You from Getting Blindsided by this Changing Market Environment ...

You can sense it, can’t you? That SOMETHING is different about the stock market these days?

The “Straight Up and to the Right” moves everyone got used to in late 2016 and 2017 are giving way to multiple, multi-hundred-point Dow declines — in the blink of an eye.

The “V-shaped rallies” that used to follow stock market stumbles just aren’t happening as often as they used to. And when they do, they lack the same kind of vigor and zip.

The central bankers who used to step up with more soothing words, more interest rate cuts, and more trillion-dollar QE announcements every time the market lost a few percentage points are M.I.A. these days. When policymakers do take the stand, it’s to announce rate hikes, like new Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell did last Wednesday.

More importantly, some of the new-era leaders of THIS mega-bull market — like Facebook (FB, Rated “A-”) and Tesla(TSLA, Rated “D+”) — are really starting to crack. Facebook just tanked to an eight-month low, while TSLA just sank to its lowest since last April.

Meanwhile, some of the leaders of PAST mega-bull markets — like Dow Jones Industrial Average member General Electric(GE, Rated “D+”) — are in full-fledged freefall.

Just look at this chart. The $113 billion Dow company’s shares have plummeted more than 61% since their 2016 peak. Yet you hardly hear a peep about these worrisome moves from the usual Wall Street crowd.

Me? I can’t just sit here and watch this happen. I can’t just keep quiet and pretend the market environment isn’t changing. That’s why I’m trying so many different ways to get the word out ...

First, I’m providing as much hard-hitting analysis and crucial information as I can in these Wednesday morning email updates. Make sure you read them from beginning to end, and act on the information I share. Feel free to pass them along to friends and family as well.

For instance, here is a table of stocks I think you should sell right now due to the more challenging market conditions we face. It’s comprised of U.S. stocks rated “D+” or lower, with market capitalizations of at least $1 billion, 30-day average trading volume of at least 50,000 shares, and closing prices of at least $5. I sorted it so the worst-rated names would be listed at the top.

Data Date: 03/26/2018

Again, I can’t reiterate enough how important it is for you to

A) Recognize that the market environment is changing

B) Change your investing approach to account for that reality and

C) Follow my updates as time goes on so that you stay ahead of all the latest developments.

Hopefully all these initiatives will make it easier for you to accomplish that!

Until next time,

Mike Larson