This morning was just another day in paradise (our favorite beach)
The Peak of Mount Stupid
Tucked between a few condos is a beach access point only the locals know about.
The currents were calm enough to get out there by paddleboard.
Yet over the past few days, it was incredibly dangerous water with double red flags.
And there’s a significant connection with what’s happening in the financial markets.
Let me explain…
Friend, I’m a Florida man through and through.
I’ve gone skimboarding on a golf course as the eye of a hurricane passes through.
And I’ve been thrown directly on top of a five-foot alligator.
You can say I’m a true rebel, yet I have enough respect for the double red flag.
Two people who weren’t strong swimmers got swept out in the rip tide…
And unfortunately, they couldn’t keep their heads above water.
I’m sympathetic, but it happens so often now that I’m fed up.
The Peak of Mount Stupid
Tourists ignore their limits and the double red flag, treating the ocean like a lake.
Many don’t make it out alive, and I see a similar pattern in this market.
We’re near the peak of mount stupid, and many folks — desperate to make up for missed opportunities in 2022 — are risking it all like we’re out of the woods.
As I said last week, there are sensible opportunities to grow your cash this summer.
But ignoring the red flags sets you up for the kind of painful losses many saw last year.
Common sense approach?
Leverage price movements relative to institutional cash flow.
It’s safe and lucrative because institutional players practically move the markets.
And modeling their trades with the proper risk-reward ratio keeps you one step ahead…
With quarterly cash yields like 224% on MU… 250% on UBER… and 263% on SHOP.
How does this work?
