Two 1,000-point falls in the Dow Jones…
The FSTE 100 down to where it was in April 2017…
A total of $4 TRILLION wiped off markets…
Time to ‘buy the dip’?
One indicator holds the answer.
It recently struck a level it’s only been at on only two previous occasions.
The first occasion was the Wall Street Crash of 1929.
The second was the dotcom bubble in 2000.
On both occasion British stock investors lost over 50%.
Despite the selling frenzy of last week, it’s still above this critical level.
To find out where one fund manager thinks your money should be right now…
Regards
Nick O’Connor
Publisher, Southbank Investment Research
Fund manager’s urgent letter to UK investors
A critical stock market indicator has just reached a point that’s only been seen twice before in history.
The first time was the Wall Street Crash of 1929…
The second was the dotcom bubble in 2000.
Both times saw British stocks halve in value.
Tim Price explains what you need to do with your money.
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