Sometimes it pays to sound like a broken record.
Literally…
For several years now, I’ve been telling investors – over and over again – that if you want to transform your net worth… if you want to secure a wealthy retirement… you absolutely have to be in high tech and the life sciences.
Like we always say, the road to wealth is paved by tech…
I’m bringing this up with you today – because I can prove it.
Yesterday marked the eighth anniversary of the bull market, the second-longest on record.
During this period, the S&P 500 rose roughly 207%, turning every $10,000 into $30,700. That sounds great.
Until you compare it to tech…
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite did nearly 50% better. From March 9, 2009, through yesterday’s close, it had gained nearly 308% – turning every $10,000 invested into $40,800.
You might think this is over.
However, over the last few days, we’ve gotten two pieces of evidence that tell me this market still has life.
We’ll talk about those in today’s report.
Better yet, I’ll reveal three of my favorite cost-effective but profitable ways to play this tech boom.
Let’s go…
The Evidence Mounts
If you’re one of those investors wondering if this “generational” bull market is about to die of old age, I don’t blame you.
After all, this one is three years longer than the average bull run.
It now ranks as the second longest bull market on record, after the rally that ran from Oct. 11, 1990, through March 24, 2000.
While that’s quite a long time to go without a break for a bear market – i.e., a 20% decline – there’s no rule that says a bull market must come with an expiration date.
This isn’t a jug of milk or a pound of hamburger meat we’re talking about here…
We generally see a bear market when we enter a recession – and no economist I know of expects one of those any time soon.
