Free Course: How to Spot a Stock Market Crash

In just a few hours you will learn the 4 stages of a stock market crash. This is the proven blueprint and secret technique we used to triple our retirement account during the market crash of 2007 - 2009.
It was created for beginner and intermediate stock market investors...
Basic stock chart reading skills are helpful, but not needed...
Despite what the news media will have you believe, there are ways to spot a stock market crash. And there a large group of savvy investors creating massive wealth while others are losing theirs.
It's time to make sure you aren't one of the many who lose their hard earned money when the stock market falls in price.
This technique is nothing new and it's been around for years. It's very simple, yet effective. So let me walk you through the stages
Stage 1 of a Stock Market Crash: this is our red flag so to speak.
It alerts us to pay attention to the markets price movement. At this stage there is no need to be alarmed and the price action will look normal. However, we use a combination of moving averages to alerts us that things may not be as normal as they seem.
Stage 2 of a Stock Market Crash: this is essentially confirmation of what we saw in Stage 1.
This stage gives us extra assurance that prices may indeed be on their way to lower territory.
Stage 3 of a Stock Market Crash: at this point there is reason to be alarmed.
Here, or shortly before stage 3, is where we start protecting our assets. This is also where we employ investing techniques that allow us to make money when stocks fall in price.
Stage 4 of a Stock Market Crash: this is sadly around the time to new media's start reporting on the market crash and it's also when the "general public" is aware.
At this point people become scared and then become immobilized. When you don't know "what to do" then you generally do nothing. Thus why people sit back and watch all their hard earned money go down the drain.
So I invite you to enroll now and learn the techniques taught to me by a group of multi-millionaires.