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Martin here with a quick heads up: Time is running out for you to register for my free emergency teleconference coming on Thursday.
And the markets aren’t waiting!
Just yesterday, despite all the Fed’s efforts to pump massive amounts cash into the U.S. banking system … and despite the Fed’s solemn pledge to provide all the additional money that could be needed …
It was still not enough to inspire confidence in the dollar, reeling from week after week of selling.
It was still not enough to rally the bond market, revive the private equity market or restore the bank credit market.
It wasn’t even enough to get the Dow Jones Industrial Average back into positive territory for the day!
All The King’s Men and All The King’s Horsemen
Cannot Put America’s Shattered Credit Balloon
Back Together Again
The reasons:
It’s too big. Just the teetering market for mortgage-backed securities alone is bigger than the ENTIRE market for United States Treasury securities.
It’s too opaque. The Fed has NO reliable data on who owns what or where. Like everyone on Wall Street, they have no idea which hedge fund is going to blow up next … or which financial institution is going be the next to tank.
It’s beyond their reach. The Fed’s only viable mechanism for pumping money into the banking system is buying U.S. government securities. But that’s not where the credit contagion is coming from! It’s coming from millions of home mortgages going bad, something the Fed cannot buy in large amounts.
Bottom line: The Fed can ease some of Wall Street’s pain and attack some of its symptoms. But it cannot cure the mortgage disease.
Quite to the contrary …
The more dollars the Fed pumps into the U.S. banking system … the more it will devalue the dollar … drive away international investors … and actually create the very credit crunch it’s trying to avert.
That’s why you cannot count on the Fed to rescue your portfolio. And that’s why I sent you my third Crash Alert yesterday morning.
If you heeded my warnings, you should be safely out of the vulnerable stocks. You should have taken plenty of profits off the table. And you should have lots of cash on the sidelines. In short, you should be:
- Insulated from the damaging effects of this crisis, and
- In the catbird seat, ready to pounce on what I’m convinced will be one of the most exciting profit opportunities we’ve seen in a long time!
Just five days from today I’m going to help you do just that.
The event: My emergency teleconference, “The Spreading Credit Crunch: Protect Yourself and Profit!”
The day: Thursday, August 16
The time: 3 p.m. Eastern Time
The place: On the Web. (We’ll give you the link as soon as you register!)
In this one-hour Web teleconference, you’ll learn …
1. Urgent self-defense: What you must do immediately to further insulate your wealth and actually profit as this credit crunch unfolds in the weeks ahead …
2. The #1 blunder to avoid now: Why keeping all of your money in U.S. dollars is probably the absolute worst thing you could possibly do, and …
3. How this situation could make you up to 28 times richer: A revolutionary new (and extremely convenient!) investment vehicle — so new, almost NOBODY has any idea it’s available — that can multiply your money at times like this, plus, the quickest, easiest way to harness its power now!
This Web Teleconference Will Not Cost
You a Single Penny: It’s My Gift to Help
You Shield Your Wealth and Profit.
But to Reserve Your Place,
You Must Register Now!
It’s so critical that you get this information now, I wouldn’t dream of charging you for this emergency teleconference. So registration is free — just click here to let me know you’ll be joining us.
Whatever you do, do not miss this event. What you’ll learn could save you from thousands of dollars in losses … and give you the tools you’ll need to actually turn this crisis into one of the most profitable opportunities of your investing lifetime.
Good luck and God bless!
Martin
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