Currently, all signs indicate we're teetering into bear market territory, and uncertainty is at an unprecedented level for individual investors.

Wall Street is set up to take your money. But you must be in the market unless you want to only be in cash, right?

So how can you use insider datapoint information to predict where the different economic sectors are headed, and determine if the world's largest companies are doing well or not to hang onto more of your money?

Andrew Zatlin is a trained economist and top-ranked financial forecaster. Recently Andrew ranked #1 for Jobs Forecasting by Bloomberg, putting him ahead of analysts at J.P. Morgan and Bank of America. Through Moneyball Economics, he's created a system to leverage today's data to offer investors real-world trading help so they can knock it out of the park in any economy.

On this episode of The Wiggin Sessions, Andrew joins me to share his insight into how to break out of the old-world style of measuring the economy.

Andrew shares his 4 key datapoint indicators that will help you determine the big-picture health of a company prior to investing. He shares examples of how he's used the data to make money, the companies, and industries where he's done well, and some of his missteps.

Plus, why 'vice spending' analysis is the real barometer for consumer confidence and his prediction for when things take a turn for the worse.

Listen in to understand how to use Moneyball Economic data to take advantage of the great opportunities when the bear market bottoms.

Key Takeaways

How the benchmarks for insight into the economy have changed in a digital era

Why hiring is a CORE piece of the puzzle all investors should pay attention to

How to sniff out problems at a company long before they're made public

The 4 datapoint indicators to look at prior to investing in a company

The #1 thing to look for to determine if it's the right time to jump back into a previously sagging industry

How to keep from missing the real opportunities in the market by staying in sync with Wall Street

What economic factors trigger the hiring button in larger enterprises

Why predictability of business is causing both B2B and B2C companies to adopt the subscription model

How to determine if lower hiring is market or company specific

How Andrew uses vice and social spending as the true barometer for consumer confidence

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