It Ain’t Over Until It’s Over

 

Right now, as we speak, we are in the longest bull market in the history of the markets…

 

Meaning we have experienced over 10 years of uninterrupted gains.

 

That’s astounding…

 

However, it also has some people worried because, like all good things, it must come to an end at some point.

 

The question is: when will that happen?

 

Well, we’ve got some good news and some bad news for you – which would you rather hear first?

 

Myself, I’m more of a “bad-news-first” kind of guy…

 

If you’re going to hurt me – I’d rather rip the Band-Aid off first and fast to make sure the hurt is done as quick as possible – so since that’s how I am, that’s how I’m going to give it you.

 

So, first the bad news…

 

Everybody is expecting the dam to burst. When everybody is waiting for the other shoe to drop – it usually does. Not out of necessity – but because people’s actions towards a belief tend to make that belief come true in some kind of twisted self-fulfilling prophecy.

 

Like a person that looks at the side of the road while driving – they will automatically start drifting to the side they’re looking at – and if they don’t correct, can find themselves in a ditch.

 

Well, that’s sort of what’s going on right now in the markets…

Many people, including some of the biggest names and most trusted experts in the industry – are saying the end of the bull is imminent – and the bear is about to break through the door.

 

In fact, they’re making a lot of their long-term decisions based on what they believe to be fact…

And the decisions they’re making could go a long way into determining what kind of market we are dealing with.

 

So, yes…

If you were to believe the talking heads and the so-called “experts” – then yes, it seems likely that we’re about to let a bear into the house.

 

That’s the bad news…

 

The good news is – reality is a lot different than perception, as many of the most reliable market indicators that predict a bear market are just nowhere to be found at this point.

 

The reality of the situation is – there are few economic indicators that suggest there will be any kind of recession in the immediate future or that the U.S. economy is overheating to the point of a breakdown.

 

And while, yes, the yield curve briefly inverted, that fact in itself doesn’t mean that we are in the beginnings of a bear market…

 

In fact, a top U.S. asset manager has gone on record about the yield curve, stating that it was less of a bear market indicator and more of a cautionary blip, attributing it to, “something that had been benefiting from loose monetary conditions is finding it harder.”

 

And he didn’t stop there, as he went on to say, “As far as the U.S. economy is concerned, there is no obvious sign that it has deteriorated.”

 

That’s important, so I want to repeat it…

 

“As far as the U.S. economy is concerned, there is no obvious sign that it has deteriorated.”

That said, this doesn’t mean that the bull market HASN’T peaked.

 

It is possible that it may have…

 

But the fact that we’re still seeing lower and lower unemployment, rising wages, and a GDP above two shows that its still moving upwards…

 

Yet, it also shows that there is a lot of room to grow.

 

That’s a good thing.

 

Another thing our economy has in its back pocket is that there is something big on the horizon…

 

And that’s the fact that one of the biggest generations, the Millennials, are on the verge of entering into their prime earning years – as they’re just now entering the time where they put the money they’re earning to good use.

 

Which could mean that our economy – the one these “experts” are saying is on its way down – may soon get a boost of nitrous into its system.

 

In fact, we could be entering the biggest time of prosperity our country has ever seen – bigger than after World War II and bigger than the 80’s.

 

That’s the good news…

 

And that’s what we should take to heart as investors going forward.

 

Fear is running rampant on Wall Street – not due to data – but superstition.

 

They don’t believe that something so good can last so long…

 

But they’re wrong. It can! And looks like it will!

 

This is good for everybody – especially GorillaTrades subscribers.

 

For us, it’ll be business as usual.

 

Business as usual means getting the chance to make as much money as possible off of one of the strongest markets we’ve ever seen.

 

We can help give you that same chance to profit – so please, consider becoming a GorillaTrades subscriber today…

 

Because like the bull market – we aren’t showing any signs of slowing down any time soon.

 

“You’ve just got to focus on excellence and try not to be distracted by the news and the rumors and the absurdities of the stories that were coming out.” – James Daly