They Say This Bond Investment is Foolish — I Say Otherwise

You’re receiving this email as part of your subscription to Andrew Zatlin’s Moneyball Daily [Unsubscribe]( [Moneyball Economics] They Say This Bond Investment is Foolish — I Say Otherwise Friday, October 28, 2022 Think one company can’t cause a recession? Think again. This company’s struggles could cause a ripple effect throughout the entire U.S. economy. Today, I’ll explain how that can happen… And reveal a surprising investment that could potentially save your portfolio. [CLICK HERE TO LAUNCH VIDEO OR READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT BELOW »»]( > ADVERTISEMENT < I QUIT traditional investing (Watch this crazy 1-minute trading demo) Inflation is sitting at a 40-year high... Almost 65% of ALL stocks have lost value... ALL but one of the big 401(k) firms are in the red this year... And every day it seems like another expert comes out of the woodwork to warn that a recession is coming. That’s why I’m not buying ANY stocks, cryptos, or bonds for the foreseeable future… and instead, I’m just repeating [one easy-to-follow trade.]( A trade that could pay hundreds, even thousands, of dollars almost every time you execute it… (89.47% of the time to be exact.) [And in this short video,]( I’m going to demonstrate the entire process step-by-step so you can start using it too. [Go here to see how ONE trading technique could make you $1,000 per month.]( For a transcript of this video, see below. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity. They Say This Bond Investment is Foolish — I Say Otherwise Last week, appliance company Whirlpool (NYSE: WHR) announced a thirty-five percent drop in production, and forecasted a nearly ten-percent drop in its 2023 revenue. The thing is, it doesn’t matter if you own Whirlpool appliances or its stock… You still need to pay attention to what’s happening to this company. Why? Because it could trigger a massive recession. When Whirlpool’s in Trouble, So is the Economy Whirlpool’s production pullback will lead to layoffs. In fact, its hiring levels have already slid back to Q2 2020 levels. Clearly, this company expects darker days ahead. But here’s the thing… Housing represents twenty percent of America’s overall economy. And appliances from Whirlpool (and its competitors) are a major presence in new homes. So if Whirlpool’s in trouble, so is the entire housing industry — and so is the U.S. economy. Need more proof? Semi Sales Take a Dive Here’s a chart that shows semiconductor sales plummeting: Remember, semiconductor production is an excellent economic forecaster. Companies that need semis for products they’ll build in six months need to submit their orders today. As a result, what’s happening in the semiconductor sector right now can tell us what’s about to happen to the broader economy. And the forecast ain’t pretty… Beware of Ripple Effects A significant drop in manufacturing is on its way. And once the holidays are over, companies will start doing layoffs. And that’s not all… When companies like Whirlpool reduce their production of appliances, all the companies that make parts for those appliances need to slow production, too. So those companies will have to lay people off, too. It’s a nasty ripple effect. Time to Get Prepared Bottom line: this is how recessions start. You need to get prepared. My advice? Now’s the time to invest in bonds. This may sound strange. After all, the Fed’s been raising rates like crazy, so bond prices have gotten hammered. (As you might know, there’s an inverse relationship between interest rates and bond prices — so as rates go UP, prices go DOWN.) But here’s the thing… If companies like Whirlpool continue to make moves suggesting a recession is imminent, the Fed will stop raising rates and even reduce them — and in turn, bond prices will start to soar! The time to get positioned is now, before that happens. 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