Many successful investors know just what sectors to buy into and what ones to avoid, and that is what we are talking about in this episode of The Bull & The Bear.

We are in the midst of interesting stock market times.

Some days the market is strong, while other days it seems to be in a coma.

With the market fluctuating back and forth between positive and negative territory, it can be enough to make your head spin.

On any given day, certain sectors are outperforming others. As an investor, it’s good to know where to put your money for the long haul.

Matthew Clark, Charles Sizemore and Money & Markets Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell look at the current market conditions and what that says about various sectors.

More importantly, you’ll get guidance on the best sectors to invest in and the ones you need to steer clear of.

You’ll also learn the value of following a strategy in order to make larger gains. Basically, filtering out the daily noise to earn profits.

The markets continue to be in flux as indexes search for a consistent direction, but one thing has been moving upward: gold.

As gold continues to be a prominent safe haven for investors, Money & Markets staff writer Matthew Clark sat down and talked about gold and investing in precious metals with Banyan Hill Publishing’s Matt Badiali.

Badiali, the Editor of Real Wealth Strategist, Apex Profit Alert and Front Line Profits, was a geologist before he got into investing. Since then, he has provided outstanding investment information, especially when it comes to precious metals, oil and other natural resources.

While gold is on a high, it is presenting investors with a unique opportunity for massive profits.

Clark and Badiali will tell you just what that opportunity is, why it has presented itself and what you should do to capitalize on it.

As a bonus, Badiali even talks about how high gold can reach and how long it will take to get there.

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In anticipation of his 10X Profits service launch, Matthew Clark and Money & Markets Chief Investment Strategist Adam O’Dell discussed the history and some of the methodology behind the trading philosophy.

O’Dell discussed how he built the 10X Profits system to be one that could net you 28,000% gains, if held over the long term.

He also talked about how dispersion factors in to the 10X Profits philosophy.

The biggest takeaway is that the system is simple. Investors often believe that because the market is a complex operation, your investment strategy should be too. O’Dell said that’s not the case and he has the numbers to back that up.

The bottom line is that the 10X Profits system uses just two exchange-traded funds to capture gains for investors.

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Clark sat down with Charles Sizemore to talk about how you can earn gains in your portfolio even when markets are trying to find recovery.

Clark discussed his four factors to find that profit that includes looking at the tech sector, investigating a prospective company’s balance sheet, looking for sound dividends and checking one overlooked indicator.

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In this episode, Matt Clark sat down with Banyan Hill Publishing’s Chartered Market Technician Michael Carr.

Carr is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force where he helped install the Pentagon’s first local area network — a version of the modern-day internet, and was involved in deploying state-of-the art radar systems to track Soviet aircraft near the end of the Cold War.

He parlayed that experience to become an internationally recognized Certified Financial Technician. He once served as the Editor of the Chartered Market Technicians Association newsletter.

Now, he provides solid, time-tested investment information to the readers of his services: Peak Velocity Trader, Precision Profits and One Trade.

He also talked about what different situations determined which retirement investment would be best for you.

In their discussion, Clark and Carr highlighted the problems with holding a 60/40 stock portfolio as well as issues with holding bonds.

They also discussed various alternative asset classes, short-term investment strategies and using momentum, seasonal and other factors when investing.

Finally, they advised to be adaptive and proactive when picking investments, rather than relying on your financial advisor.

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This week Clark and Charles Sizemore start by discussing the benefits of a Roth IRA versus a traditional 401(k). Sizemore discusses the primary differences between the two accounts.

He also talked about what different situations determined which retirement investment would be best for you.

They also discussed the artificial intelligence market and how Clark believes it is poised to provide early investors with strong gains. Clark said there are companies similar to what Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) was in 1986 and what it became today.

They also provided some companies investors might want to look at for future profit.

Finally, Clark sat down with O’Dell to talk about his investment strategy and what he brings to the Money & Markets team.

O’Dell discussed his systematic investing approach to the stock market and how it can work in any market environment.

They also teased more of what O’Dell will offer readers of Money & Markets and listeners to The Bull & The Bear podcast.

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In this episode of The Bull & The Bear, Matt sits down with noted Banyan Hill Publishing economist Ted Bauman.

In addition to being an economist, Bauman is the Editor of The Bauman Letter and Alpha Stock Alert.

They talk extensively about the latest figures stating the U.S. gross domestic product shrank by 4.8% in the first quarter of 2020 and what sectors of the economy have taken the biggest hit.

In addition, is the latest second-quarter projections by the Congressional Budget Office of a further 12% shrinking of GDP too conservative?

Clark and Bauman also talk about what you should do as an investor when facing these declining GDP figures.

This week, Matt Clark and Charles Sizemore talk about the crazy oil market, a problem with unemployment and dividend stocks.

The oil market tanked to start the week to a point where West Texas Intermediate crude prices were in negative territory. This wreaked havoc on the stock market, sending equities lower. But, questions we answer are how it got this way and how can you buy oil, if you are inclined.

Next up we talked about the unintended consequences of a $600-per-week boost in unemployment as part of the coronavirus stimulus package. It's making it economical for employees to stay on unemployment as opposed to going back to work. We'll talk about the issues that raises for small businesses.

Finally, we dive into dividend stocks. They may seem attractive on the surface, but there are some things you should pay attention to as an investor.