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5 Baseless Conspiracy Theories That Investors Should Shun [StreetAuthority]    [Reclusive trader’s secret to bear market win streak - REVEALED]( He’s holding a higher win rate than Warren Buffett, Carl Icahn, and Mark Cuban… but most people have never heard his name. You’d never know it speaking to him, but behind his humble demeanor and insistence on personal privacy... is a big secret. A trading strategy that hasn’t closed out a single loss in over 6 years (through just about every market situation imaginable) So WHO is he? And HOW does he do it? [The “man behind the plan” reveals every detail in THIS tell-all interview.](   5 Baseless Conspiracy Theories That Investors Should Shun By John Persinos  We just celebrated the Juneteenth holiday, when stock and bonds markets were closed. Indeed, June is usually a quiet month for U.S. financial markets, with stock trading volumes tapering off as summer nears. Today, let’s take a step back from the daily ups-and-downs of the markets to examine a “big picture” topic: conspiracy theories about the financial world. Conspiracy theories abound, most of them patently absurd. Many of these theories are disseminated through various media by America’s foreign adversaries, to undermine our society. That notion seems like a conspiracy theory in itself, but it happens to be true and well-documented. Baseless lies about conspiracies have infected the bloodstream of our public discourse, like a virus. It’s not just politics. The investment realm is prey to conspiracy mongering as well. From whispers about manipulated inflation rates to grand narratives involving secret societies pulling the strings behind financial markets, these theories captivate the gullible and lead to bad investment decisions. Below, I delve into some of the most popular financial-related conspiracy theories, why they are ridiculous, and how they can harm investors. 1. The Government Is Manipulating Economic Data One of the most enduring conspiracy theories is the belief that governments manipulate data concerning gross domestic product (GDP), inflation, and employment to present a rosier economic picture. Proponents argue that inflation and unemployment are much higher than reported, and GDP growth much lower, suggesting that official figures are doctored to maintain public confidence, garner votes, and suppress social unrest. [Read More...](   [Man holding bitcoin]( [Why you should get rich the “boring” way]( I just read about another amateur who lost $24,000 of her life savings to crypto. Not uncommon when you take stock tips from social media influencers. It’s a great reminder of why we’re so comfortable recommending BORING (but sensible) income-producing investments. Like the “Energy Income Machine” we’ve held in our portfolio for almost 30 years… Readers who followed our lead on this ‘boring’ pick turned every $5,000 into a HUGE $55,157. And we’ve just zeroed in on [3 stocks we believe could do even better.]( You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to StreetAuthority. To ensure that you receive these emails, [please add us to your address book.]( [Terms]( |  [Privacy]( |  [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 StreetAuthority 20 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 202, Sterling, VA 20165 All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited.