how to invest in a bad economy

"What it comes down to, Bill, is this: Investors who want to survive the market volatility, uncertainty and downdrafts that absolutely are headed our way must drastically shift the way they think about the capital markets."

That was the point that Shah Gilani kept coming back to over and over during our most recent chat. Shah, a retired hedge-fund manager and Capital Wave Forecast editor, was in town for a couple of days for a series of strategy sessions.

In the three years since he's joined us, I've found that during Shah's visits to our offices, work eventually stops; the longer he speaks, the bigger his audience tends to get. So, as is our custom, we stole away from the meetings to talk about the markets.

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