Thursday, October 8, 2026

Oil Shock Triggered “Lost Decade” For Stocks – Even If Oil Drops?

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Dear Reader,

Simply put, buy and hold is dead.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley now both agree.

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In 2024, there were fears of the Japanese yen trade "unwinding" and $8.5 trillion was wiped out of the market in a matter of days.

Last year, we had the tariff crashes that caused the biggest 2-day crash in U.S. history and wiped out $11 trillion.

Then this year we got an oil shock and a new war. Maybe that's over now – maybe it's not – but if it's not one thing, it's another. The days of just buying stocks, holding onto them, and hoping for the best are over.

And you must either accept this reality now or face financial disaster in the weeks, months, and years ahead - as the world completely loses its mind on a level no one alive today has ever seen before.

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