To hear the mainstream financial press tell it, the markets “have fallen and they can’t get up.”

Not only that, but the media would also have you believe you should gather your capital and dash for the sidelines.

Those folks can’t be talking about the same tech markets I follow.

And they’re clearly clueless about what you should do to make money as an investor.

I say that because, since hitting bottom on Aug. 25, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index has rallied for gains of roughly 8%. That means, in just six weeks, this tech barometer has turned a year-to-date loss into a 3.4% profit.

I’m here to make you money.

That’s why my first piece of advice is, “Always have some money in the market.”

If you don’t, you’ll miss some off-the-chart bargains. Like the ones that are popping up right now during what I call the “hidden tech rebound.”

These opportunities are yours for the taking – if you remain nimble in your approach to making money.

So, today I’m going to show you four tools you can use to turn this hidden tech rebound into gold…

Wall Street Is Really This Clueless

Like I said, my job here is to help you make money.

And one of the ways we do that is by taking advantage of Wall Street’s ignorance.

That means making you money in boom times as well as in shaky patches.

Sure, we’re in a volatile market. And rebounds and rallies never follow a straight line to the top. There are always zigs and zags along the way.

But my “Tech Rebound Tools” will give you the skills you need to profit from the market’s new dynamics.

Let’s take a look…

Tech Rebound Tool No. 1: Play “Moneyball”

Volatile markets like the ones we’ve seen this year are a fact of life.

But just because a market is choppy doesn’t mean you can’t profit from it. You can. The secret is to be willing to take smaller gains along the way.

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