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<strong>Liquid</strong> <strong>Millionaire</strong><br />

“war,” “recession,” “bear market” and any other forms of negativity. Th e<br />

best investors in the world never get sucked into the pessimism of the<br />

media and always instead look at the facts. I tell you all this because<br />

there are going to be times from this point onwards–where the market<br />

is telling you that all is well but the majority of people are saying the<br />

opposite.<br />

Stay Away from Know-It-Alls<br />

When I tell people that the market has been acting well–even though<br />

the news headlines say the opposite–it never surprises me when a person<br />

decides to challenge my market outlook. Th is challenger nearly always<br />

turns out to be a know-it-all who is totally fi xed in their thinking.<br />

Th is person might say something like, “But what about the price of oil?” or<br />

“A recession is looming and that’s going to aff ect the market,” or “Th e dollar<br />

is putting serious pressure on sterling right now.” But every time I hear this<br />

type of talk, I always refer them back to supply and demand and remind<br />

them about price and volume action.<br />

I say to them, these are the facts. Th e facts say that right now all is<br />

well. I also remind them that I cannot predict into the future. But what<br />

I can do is to tell them what is happening right now and where the<br />

market is likely to head in the immediate term. Th ings can quickly<br />

change and the professionals from time to time alter their stance based<br />

upon new information. How this news will aff ect the market and stocks<br />

is constantly being fed to these professionals hour by hour and minute<br />

by minute.<br />

How to Read the Market Like a True Pro<br />

In other words, the big institutional investors can be bullish one minute<br />

but then discover some new information that overrides their optimistic<br />

outlook. At the end of the day, to eff ectively read the market like a true<br />

pro, you have to remember that it really does not matter what is happening

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