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Now is the time for investors to seek out information on how to identify the tell-tale signs of bear markets and how to profit from them, rather than being decimated by them.

We should see a correction of about 10% materialize over the next several weeks (September/October). Here's why.

I believe the SMART stocks should be cornerstones of a portfolio exposed to the rising digital economy we live in. An economy driven by data, digital payments, targeted advertising, streaming and new social interaction at your fingertips.

Now that stimulus is poised to start being reduced we can expect a choppy stock market to emerge imminently, if it hasn't already. Here's about where we stand now.

Among all the bubbles in history, including the 1929 bubble, the late-1960’s Go-Go bubble, the early 1970’s Nifty-Fifty mania, the late-1990’s tech bubble, and the 2007 mortgage bubble that preceded the global financial crisis, none has so thoroughly nurtured the illusion that extended losses are impossible than the bubble we find ourselves in today.

The stock market bubble continues to inflate, while the price of silver remains range-bound but a reversal in those two asset classes is coming, and based on history it could be one for the record books. In fact, you might want to refrain from sipping hot coffee while viewing the tables below.

There are only 5 pure-play plant-based food stocks in the fledgling fake meat, dairy, egg, and seafood sector with market capitalization of at least $100M and less than $1B and they continue to plunge.

Currently, investors believe “this time IS different”  but “this time” is different only because the variables are different. The variables always are, but outcomes are always the same. The increase in speculative risks, combined with excess leverage, leaves the market vulnerable to a sizable correction.

The Buffett Yardstick is ~ 50% higher than its peak set in 2000. What does that portend for the stock market investors going forward?

The stock market performs poorly when the ratio declines and does well when it advances so what is the GPR currently saying about the future of the stock market?