Major Deadline Tomorrow!

There comes a life-changing moment in the march of history when you and I have no choice but to step outside of our ordinary lives and do the extraordinary things required to ensure financial security for our families.

That’s why I’m holding a major event at noon Eastern Time Tuesday; and why, if you don’t want to miss it, I suggest signing up now.

In this one-hour video briefing online, I will give you the tools to help you erase your debt, secure your income, insulate your investment portfolio, sell or keep your home, and then use this crisis as an opportunity to actually build your wealth.

Why The Timing Couldn’t Be More Critical

Just as Wall Street and Washington were trying to lure investors back into the stock market last week, the massive surge in unemployment announced Friday blew a giant, gaping hole in their arguments.

Even the government’s narrow, sugar-coated jobless measure surged massively to 8.5 percent, underscoring, once again, everything we’ve been warning you about:

That economists are continually underestimating the unprecedented speed and depth of this decline …
That sinking corporate revenues and drastic company cutbacks are now accelerating in an unstoppable vicious cycle…
That even the gigantic $1.85 trillion deficit estimated by the Congressional Budget Office widely understates the coming flood of federal red ink …
That unrestrained government borrowing to finance the deficit will inevitably drive long-term interest rates through the roof, and …
That the worst phase of this great debt crisis is still dead ahead!

How does the Dow manage to rally in this environment? Easily.

It rallies with the ebb and flow of fear and greed that naturally come with any major bear market. It rallies based on flawed data that’s now being unveiled … false hopes that will soon be dashed … perverse policies that cannot succeed.

But never forget: Even after the 1929 crash, the Dow enjoyed rally after rally — up 30 percent the first time, 48 percent the second time, 23 percent on the third round. Each time, investors were fooled. Each time the market plunged anew.

This cycle is no different.

Also never forget: A shrinking global economy and collapsing world trade deepened the 1930s depression. And despite official attempts to stem the tide, this cycle is following a similar path.

Three major world organizations — the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Organization of Economic Development — are unanimously predicting that in the next few months and for the entire year, we will witness the first global decline since the Great Depression.

Result: World trade is falling off a cliff.

We are in the eye of an even bigger storm. And Tuesday at noon, I’m going to step up to the plate to help you prepare for it.

It will be a seminal moment in my life, in the life of my company, and, possibly yours as well.

I hope and trust you will be there with me. But registration closes tomorrow. So if you want to attend, be sure to click here.

Good luck and God bless!

Martin

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