The Market Will Keep Rising. Be Careful Not to Be Eaten by Bankers and Insurance Salespeople.

CLEC Club Date written: July 24, 2019

The market will continue to rise, short-term risks are not the focus, long-term profits are the focus.

The market will continue to reach new highs. There must be some people who are still skeptical because they don't understand why the market keeps rising.

There are also many people who were killed by insurance salesmen and bank clerks because they sold stocks or funds and had cash in their accounts.

Take a look at the following instructions:

Why the index continues to rise

• The stock market rise is different from what most markets think.

*Company performance, interest rate levels, regional disputes, European pig countries, China and the United States, Japan and South Korea relations...etc....have nothing to do with it at all.

• The index will fluctuate in the short term, and no one can predict it.

• The long-term sustained growth of the index is due to human progress.

• When mobile phones get better and better, communications become faster and faster, online shopping becomes more and more convenient, roads become paved and paved, high-speed trains become faster and faster, human life becomes more and more comfortable, medical treatment becomes more and more advanced, etc. As long as these continue to happen and human society continues to progress, the stock market index will continue to rise.

Lost lambs most vulnerable to tiger attacks

• When selling stocks or funds, there is more cash in the bank. Become the lamb of the financial industry.

• When there is more cash in the bank, your bank clerk will take the initiative to call you, and friends from the insurance company will contact you.

• When you are still doubting whether the investment index or stock is stable, the lamb's neck is already being bitten by jackals, tigers and leopards.

• Next, I bought xxx principal-guaranteed bonds, xx linked bonds, xx annuities, and xx long-term care insurance. The lamb was eaten alive by the financial industry (which seems to be your friend).