NOW Do You See Why 'Safe Money' Investing is So Important?

If you're not seasick after the recent market action, then you're not paying attention! The Dow Industrials have traded all over the map, losing ... then gaining ... several hundred points. Not just from day to day, but HOUR TO HOUR.

This is no accident. It's all part of the more-volatile, more-uncertain market environment that we started transitioning into back in February.

I told you to expect this. And to prepare for it, I recommended you adopt a "Safe Money" approach to investing. It's something that SHOULD never go out of style, and something I don't just preach. I also practice it just like my mentor and publisher, Martin Weiss.

(On that note: This coming Tuesday, Dr. Weiss will reveal the strategy he’s using for his own retirement funds to grow his wealth steadily with safety. You’re invited to attend his online briefing, so you can do the same. Just click here for admission.)

Unfortunately, in the more than two decades I've been in this business, I have seen a pattern repeat itself a few times: At exactly the wrong time, some people will throw caution to the wind.

They'll decide that holding cash in reserve is a waste of time and money, and go "all in." They'll focus solely on the high yields that companies are paying out, without evaluating whether those juicy yields are actually sustainable.

They'll buy stocks that are nothing more than ticker symbols to them, simply because some fund manager on TV pushed them. And they'll act as if return ON capital is the only thing that matters, rather than worry about return OF capital.

Now — after nine long years of bull market, 667 global interest rate cuts, more than $20 trillion of global QE, and an unprecedented stretch of relative calm in stocks — I believe it's happening again.

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And like in the past, it's exceedingly dangerous for your wealth. It reminds me of what I saw real estate "investors" doing in the mid-2000s, and dot-com stock "investors" doing at the end of the last century.

Fortunately, there's a way YOU can steer a different course. You can use our Weiss Ratings to maximize both your profit potential AND your safety. You can zero in on a small but extremely liquid group of stocks that pass several of our time-tested, rigorous screens.

By owning these highly rated stocks, you could have:

• Seen a total return of 809% since 2007 — even including the worst of the Great Recession.

• Beaten the S&P 500 by 5-to-1.

• Outperformed Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway by over 4-to-1.

• Generated average returns of 68.8% PER YEAR!

Tomorrow, Dr. Martin Weiss will reveal the ratings-driven strategy that could have made you 809% richer since 2007 by investing in safer-than-average stocks so that you can put it to work for your own retirement funds.

It's free to attend. We just ask that you click here to secure admission.

And remember: The carefree, low-volatility, QE-and-rate-cut-supported, near-record rally that began in 2009 and ran through early 2018 is morphing into something entirely different.

We're transitioning into a new, and likely more treacherous, environment. It's one where old investing techniques won't work like they used to — and where a new, different approach is required.

Until next time,
Mike Larson