| Dear Fellow Investor,
Investor excitement is still building.
They’ve convinced themselves the Dow will resume its march ahead and top 11,000 before year’s end.
Thousands of investors desperately hope it’s not too late to get in. So, here’s what you can do:
STOP!
Because if you’re in stocks right now, you’re like a sitting duck on a quiet pond. Sure, the calm water makes you think you’re safe…
But, you have no idea what’s lurking just under the water’s surface, or what’s taking aim at you from shore.
For investors, it’s almost as bad. Their dangers, however, come in the form of “inconvenient truths” like these, recently taken from the pages of The Wall Street Journal.
Fact: The last time we had a rally of this magnitude was in 1930, at the beginning of the Great Depression. The stock market skyrocketed up 48%… Then plunged a disastrous 86%!
For the rest of the depression, stocks whipsawed up and down through investor’s accounts with sharp gains and sharper declines! Much like what’s around the corner now…
Fact: A similar style rally of 45% chugged through the recession in 1974 — then ran out of steam, stranding hopeful stockholders, leaving them bitter with unfulfilled hopes. So…
Know This:
As you may realize, those who don’t learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat its mistakes. Especially when we look at the current financial landscape…
Fact: Unemployment continues to hover at around 10%, but the threat of an increase continues to loom month after month.
Fact: Home foreclosures continue to plague American families
Fact: Commercial foreclosures are ramping up to the same rates as residential — and many of these companies are listed on the NYSE — which will cause stocks to tumble
Fact: For too many business profits have not risen… so price to earnings are out-of-whack
Fact: We had 95 bank failures in 2009 — actually MORE than 2008!
Fact: GDP has not shown consistent growth — so there’s no economic reason for the market to be at these unsustainable levels…
So when history repeats itself, the reckoning will be harsh. Which is actually good news to my readers, because…
“The Looming 30% Drop in The Market
Could Mean Even Bigger Profits for You!”
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