The Power of Trends: 4 Ways to Spot Investment Trends

A lot of people are ready to start trading but they have no clue how to find the best companies or stocks...

Here's the thing: you just have to pay attention.

Stock market trends are all around us and there is a way to make a ton of money from them.

Today I'm showing you how to spot the 4 major stock market trends so that you can invest in them and get ahead of the curve.

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00:06:00 - What is a Trend?

00:08:00 - #1: Revolutionary New Product 

00:13:00 - Technology Examples of Revolutionary Products 

00:16:00 - Question to ask yourself… 

00:17:30 - #2: Revolutionary Enhancement to an Existing Product 

00:29:00 - #3 Revolutionary New Process 

00:33:00 - Netflix Chart Example 

00:40:00 - #4 Change in a Law or a New Law

00:46:00 - Questions to ask yourself…

You've got to understand exactly what a trend is in order to be able to spot it, right?

Let's break it down.

A trend is something that's moving in a general direction consistently over time.

The direction it's moving in doesn't matter; it could be up or down. I just want you to focus on something that's moving consistently in a certain direction.

I really want to emphasize the word "revolutionary" in this post.

It doesn't need to just be a new product. It needs to be something that's going to be a game changer.

I'm talking computers.

The internet.

Social media.

The introduction of these things, and the ways they have evolved, have impacted almost every aspect of our daily lives.

They were revolutionary.

When I say "revolutionary enhancements," I'm not talking about changes in products that make life a little more convenient (i.e. a bluetooth keyboard for your computer).

I'm talking about something that takes a product to an entirely new level.

I want you to think about products like the iPhone.

Just imagine where we were at before the iPhone was introduced...

Cell phones only served one purpose: to make phone calls on the go.

Now we are literally walking around with little computers in our pockets.

It was truly a game-changer and set a new industry standard that everyone else had to find a way to compete with.

Sometimes it's not always about a revolutionary new product but a process instead.

One of the greatest examples of this is the shift from going to a video store to rent movies to consuming all of your media through streaming services.

Netflix didn't invent movies, multimedia players, or even TVs, but they did give you an easier, revolutionary new way to consume movies and television shows.

Think about it: you used to have to drive to a store, browse the aisle to find what you're looking for, pay for each movie you were renting, and then make sure you brought it back in time to avoid a late fee.

Now? You have hundreds of titles available at the click a button for one low monthly fee.

And THAT is a revolutionary process.

For this one, I want to give you a real life, recent example: cannabis.

Use of marijuana, both for medical & recreational use, recently started becoming legalized in certain states and there is a lot of controversy surrounding it...

And wherever there's controversy, there's usually opportunity.

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