EXTREME POTENTIAL DANGER
SUBPRIME SELL-OFF HAS CREATED TWO MARKETS
One Market will make you rich
The other will leave you penniless
Dear investor:
The Wall Street pros are in the process of moving their money around in anticipation of a crashing economy.
They will bid up financial stocks, hoping for more rate cuts. And they’re going to butcher the stocks
that are dependent on spending by the middle class and the working poor.
 The subprime sell-off is about to split the Stock Market in two.
On the one hand, the fortunes of millions of investors will vanish. As consumer spending declines,
entire sectors will be abandoned and earnings will dwindle.
On the other hand, for the companies that will prosper, earnings will increase, and investors will be enjoying
their best returns since they will be the ones protected from the liquidity epidemic resulting in millions of poor.
This special alert gives you the oportunity to choose which Market you wish to invest in…because both markets will be
competing for your money. Unfortunately, thanks to the market chaos ,you won’t be able to tell the difference until
it’s too late.
 Ben Bernanke will not stop the dollar’s fall. In fact, he cannot—without raising interest rates and crushing
the already trembling housing market. As awful as the sub prime mess is right now, I hate to think what could
happen to U.S. markets if rates rose. The recent interest rate cut leaves no doubt: rates won’t rise, and
the dollar’s downfall will continue.
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