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14/06/20

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Originally posted by iminvestor101 ↑

Time to sell consumer discretionary and healthcare, high priced tech, and utilities.

Moving into financials, materials, industrials and others would be a good move.

Anyone moving into those positive sectors since March will do well in the coming years.

Just remember one thing everyone- recessions normally indicate the end of bear markets.

Bet on Australia and it’s future.

Bet on high volatility ahead.

Short aud gold at the highs.

Short bonds at the highs

Don’t bet too big on inflation

Bet on interest rates moving higher over the long run as we start this new cycle.

But most importantly, don’t bet what you can’t afford to lose and don’t over leverage of get accustomed to margin.

Don’t let a bumpy ride derail your long term investment views on sectors you see opportunity in.

Lastly don’t fear a second wave of infections- we are better prepared for one than the initial wave.

Gltah and dyor

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Recessions normally indicate the end of a bear market? What on earth are you smoking LOL

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