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Yesterday’s 261-point plunge in the Dow was no fluke. The Nasdaq fell even more sharply — down a whopping 70 points. All major market indexes lost over 2.5 percent. Nearly all major sectors got slammed.
Most important, while the recent rally in the market was driven by hyped hopes, the market’s decline is driven by fierce fundamentals — one of the worst drops in consumer sentiment since the 9/11 terrorist attacks … sinking retail sales … a new wave of home foreclosures … bad earnings reports … and the worst federal budget deficit of all time.
Next: Expect the Dow to make a beeline for its July 2 low at 9896; then a rendezvous with its lows of March 2009.
This is why we’ve been issuing warning after warning about the stock market and the economy. And this is why we have done everything in our power to give you the opportunity to turn lemons into lemonade — to harness the massive power of this crisis for equally massive profit potential.
Our hard-hitting half-hour video — Four Profit Bonanzas for Turbulent Times — is the core of that effort. But it goes offline at 11:59 P.M. Eastern Time, TOMORROW.
That gives you THIS weekend only to view it. So if you missed all or part of it, or you’d like to see it again, click here.
In it, we tell you about the opportunity to go for …
PROFIT BONANZA #1 — Invest $2,000 and walk away with $168,000 or more — in a single trade — by controlling investments worth $1 million for just $100.
PROFIT BONANZA #2 — Make another $209,750 with the next decline in U.S. stocks, which could begin at virtually any moment now.
PROFIT BONANZA #3 — Grab $100 in profits for every $1 rise in gold prices: How a master strategist plays the bull market in gold — gains of over 800% possible!
PROFIT BONANZA #4 — Bank 524% gains from the sovereign debt crisis: The strategy that could make you up to five times richer as the euro continues to crater.
But now, events are unfolding so quickly that we cannot leave this timely video online past midnight tomorrow. Our Four Profit Bonanzas for Turbulent Times video must go offline no later than 11:59 PM tomorrow!
Click this link before it’s too late.
And when you’re done, do not miss the comprehensive follow-up report that we have prepared for you.
Good luck and God bless!
Martin
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