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Alan Greenspan says we are facing the worst economic crisis since World War II.
Treasury Secretary Paulson admits the U.S. economy is sinking rapidly.
And when he tore up the Fed’s half-century rule book in order to bail out Bear Stearns this week, Fed Chairman Bernanke himself has implicitly admitted that Wall Street is on the verge of a financial meltdown.
Never before in our lifetime have we seen a more dramatic turn of events! And never before have such events raised more urgent questions for investors …
Urgent question #1. Is Bear Stearns going to be the last major Wall Street firm to collapse? Or is it just one of many in similar straits? What other firms are vulnerable?
Urgent question #2. How is Ben Bernanke going to react next time? Will he continue to bail out Wall Street by printing more and more money? Or will he let some of the most vulnerable firms fail?
Urgent question #3. What are the consequences? Will the Fed’s actions restore international confidence in U.S. markets? Or will international investors turn sour on America and dump the dollar like never before?
Urgent question #4. What can you do immediately to protect yourself? Better yet, how can you turn lemons into lemonade and actually use this situation to multiply your money at an unusually rapid pace?
I give you the answers — and much more — in my just-updated report, entitled Wall Street’s Next Meltdown.
With so much happening so quickly, I don’t think you can afford not to read it from top to bottom. Click here to pull it up on your screen immediately.
Good luck and God bless!
Martin
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