This Market Says "Buy NOW!"

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New to the Digest? Click here. Stocks Gold Crypto Trading Academy Three Reasons the Crypto Market Says "Buy NOW!" Access the Money Tool Metric Typically Reserved for World's Richest ($10M+ Net Worth) There's a little-known money tool that was created by Deutsche Bank in the '90s... Which Goldman Sachs promotes to its ultra-wealthiest clients who have at least $10M in net worth... And now this coveted metric is being shared with everyday Americans - in a truly unique way. The Financial Times reports, "All investors should be aware (of this money tool)." Click here for details. Amanda Heckman Editorial Director Crypto investors (and crypto skeptics), take note. While the crypto market is down... it is FAR from out. In fact, smart investors would be wise to take advantage of the low prices... Because after the bullish news this week, those prices won't be down for long. [Click Here to Get Marc Lichtenfeld's Top 5 Dividend Stocks (FREE PICKS)] Welcome to Davos A little event called the World Economic Forum (WEF) took place this week in Davos, Switzerland. The conference draws leaders from government, business and the nonprofit sector to debate the world's most pressing economic issues. Unsurprisingly, inflation, interest rates and worries about a global slowdown ruled the conversation. But crypto also took a seat at the world's biggest business table this year. Attendees were greeted by billboards at the Zurich airport and the Davos train station. They walked past stalls and pavilions along the promenade that leads to the main WEF meeting space. Crypto was everywhere, and folks couldn't escape its gaze. Indeed, after chowing down on $50 burritos, world leaders sat in on panels and discussions about the future of digital money… its role in the global economy… and the need for clarity in crypto regulations. Crypto's presence at Davos is proof of just how seriously world and business leaders are taking the sector. SPONSORED 158% Return: Backed by Legal Contract Afraid of stocks? This is a way to lock in a total return of 158% from now until August 1, 2024. FULL STORY HERE.   Banks ❤️ Crypto One business leader taking crypto seriously is Jamie Dimon. Once a die-hard skeptic, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase is now singing a very different tune. As Andy told his Alpha Money Flow subscribers this week... Once calling crypto worthless, Jamie Dimon's bank recently bought into blockchain intelligence company TRM Labs... and even invested in assets within the metaverse - an industry it says could soon be worth $1 trillion in annual sales.   Even bigger, JPMorgan believes Bitcoin is undervalued by nearly 30%. And the bank is replacing real estate with crypto as its "preferred alternative asset class." JPMorgan analysts wrote... A potential lagged repricing keeps us more cautious on private equity, private debt and real estate over the coming quarters. We thus replace real estate with digital assets as our preferred alternative asset class along with hedge funds.   That's huge. Andy said it best: "To those who say crypto is dead... even Wall Street's stalwarts say think again." Nothing Like It And it's not just Wall Street. Nothing says an industry is being taken seriously quite like 50 pieces of legislation. And that's exactly how many crypto bills and resolutions have been introduced in Congress... covering crypto regulations and taxes, blockchain funding, and other facets of digital currencies. There's no telling how far any of these proposals will go... but their scope and breadth sure underscore just how important crypto has become... not just to investors but also to consumers and our economy. Finally, here's a fresh stat that will drop the jaws of many crypto deniers: 1 in 5 stocks in the S&P 500 are now more volatile than Bitcoin. It is not the volatile beast that many say it is. And it's not just small, risky stocks... Amazon, Netflix and Under Armour are all more volatile than the king of crypto. Anyone quick to dismiss crypto is simply not taking the long view... The news this week proves crypto is no passing fad. It's positioning itself to become a critical part of our financial and economic systems. And this dip is a perfect opportunity to buy as crypto's story continues to unfold. [PHOTO] Mystery Legend Among Elites (Now Helping Everyday Folks Grow Wealth) Have you seen the mystery man in these jaw-dropping photos? He keeps popping up next to ultra-elite world leaders. It's no wonder they're all captivated, considering his investment picks could've turned every $100K into $4M over the past 16 years... if you added $1,500 each month to his recommendations. That's 40X. See how he plans to help everyday Americans achieve that same goal.   The Stimulus Hangover Is Here... and It's Brutal   Netflix is laying off hundreds of workers. Carvana fired 2,500 workers... over Zoom. Robinhood slashed nearly 10% of its workforce. Peloton canned 2,800 people. And even Meta Platforms has enacted a hiring freeze. There's a critical lesson in this. For the astute, it's a moneymaker. Continue reading... Stock of the Week: Is This Under-the-Radar EV Stock Gearing Up for More Gains?   Alpesh takes a look at another "Readers Choice" stock this week. It's an under-the-radar EV company that's had a few up and down years. Is it gearing up for more gains... or do the numbers tell a different story? See whether it passes Alpesh's proprietary Growth-Value-Income test by watching this week's Stock of the Week. Click here or on the image below to watch it. Parting Words   "Bear markets are often when the best opportunities come about, when people are actually able to focus on building technology rather than getting distracted by short-term price activity." - Arianna Simpson, a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz Want more content like this? YES NO   Amanda Heckman | Editorial Director Amanda Heckman is the editorial director of Manward Press. With unrivaled meticulousness, she has spent the past dozen or so years sharpening Andy's already razorlike wit... and has worked with numerous bestselling authors and award-winning financial gurus along the way.   Was this email forwarded to you? Click here to sign up! You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Manward Financial Digest. To unsubscribe from Manward Financial Digest, click here. Need help with your account? Click here. Have a question or comment for the editor? Click here. Please do not reply to this email as it goes to an unmonitored inbox. 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