Revealed: Seven ways to exploit the sliding dollar for gains of up to
666% within the next 3 months!
Read on and discover the specific ways to make once-in-a-lifetime
gains from the greatest U.S. dollar bear market in history!
Dear Daily Reckoning reader,
The dollar's day of reckoning is upon us.
America, The Empire of Debt, is ruthlessly destroying the world's
reserve currency. If ever there was a crisis that could shake the global
economy to the core -- this is it.
Re-arrange the current system of world finance ever so slightly... let
confidence in Greenback decline just a little further... and the
once-cherished U.S. dollar will collapse like a house of cards.
But there are ways that you can hedge against this eventuality. Better
still, there are many ways that you can make handsome profits from the
likelihood that the dollar will fall. Which is why I'm writing to you today.
The following SPECIAL RECKONING REPORT outlines why a continuation of
the U.S. dollar decline is almost inevitable. More importantly, I'd like to
introduce you to seven specific, workable ways that you can personally
capitalise as the dollar plummets.
These plays are for serious investors only. I would be doing you a
disservice in not pointing out that currency-related investing comes with
added risk. But -- if you approach what you're about to learn with common
sense and logic -- the rewards could be substantial. Used together as the
dollar bear market progresses, these crucial recommendations will help you:
1) Generate several quick-fire short-term gains... If the
dollar index falls to 80 -- just a 4.7% decline from here -- our first trade
would turn every $1,000 you invest into $4,000. If the floor falls out from
under the greenback and the index drops to 70... this trade will turn your
$1,000 into a whopping $14,000!
2) Bank safer, medium-term gains by saving your money outside
of the dollar... Use easy-to-open FDIC-insured bank accounts to save your
cash in currencies -- like the Australian and New Zealand dollars -- that
are consistently aprreciating against the Greenback. (These accounts are
paying higher interest than your local bank, too!)
3) Lock in long-term, "slow-burner profits" over the next two
years... W e recommend two retirement funds accessible through your IRA and
or 401(k) that park your money safely away from the overpriced stock market
AND the bear market in the dollar. Make sure your cash is there when you
need it most!
4) Shield your current portfolio of investments from an
out-and-out dollar collapse... if "talking down the dollar" gets away from
Treasury Secretary John Snow and the loose money boys at the Fed... we
recommend short-term trades that would help you make as much as 666% in a
few short weeks...
The following pages could be the most valuable you ever read.
Fact is, the dollar standard as we know it is coming to end. You've
followed the action from afar for long enough. If you're game, it's now time
to become a part of it...
The problem with the U.S. dollar
To take full advantage of the current crisis, you need to be
completely clear on what ails the dollar.
As of January 2004, the battered Greenback has lost 50% from its peak
in 2000 against the euro, and over 20% against the Japanese yen in the last
two years alone. At the time of this writing, the dollar is at an 11-year
low against sterling. The dollar falls... and then falls some more. But why?
In a word: debt.
Never before in the history of modern economics have we witnessed such
high elevations of reckless spending and crippling debt. Total U.S. debt is
now more than 3 times it's GDP... even though the Federal government "only"
admits to a debt of $7.1 trillion, with interest payments alone totaling
$318 billion in fiscal year 2003.
Yet, at the same time, under the Bush Administration, federal spending
is increasing faster than under any president in the last 50 years. Will the
shortfall be made up by taxes? Hardly. Due to Bush's "vote for me" tax cuts,
federal tax receipts as a share of national income are at their lowest since
World War II.
Think about it. Combining historically high spending with historically
low tax income, just how are you supposed to pay off a crippling,
record-breaking debt?
The answer is simple: pay with weaker and weaker dollars . After the
appointment of Ben Bernanke to the board of the Federal Reserve, the Bush
administration has aggressively pursued a policy of 'talking down the
dollar.' The Fed and the Treasury are sabotaging their own currency to "pay
off" what they owe. That's a very dangerous game to play, especially for a
country like the U.S., which relies so heavily upon foreign capital to
finance its economy.
And this "weak dollar policy" is working.
In terms of real money, Americans are losing income faster than at any
time since the Great Depression. To meet the colossal obligations of foreign
creditors, the U.S. Government is running its own currency -- as well as the
wealth of its citizens -- into the ground. This is bad news for Americans...
and potentially for the entire global economy.
But it could be good news for you. Actively trading the falling dollar
will become the investment trend of the next two years -- and we're going to
tell you exactly how to do it...
Could the dollar completely collapse?
As our own Bill Bonner states, "There is not much to stop it.
Foreigners hold $9 trillion in U.S. dollar positions. Each day they lose
millions of dollars; and they must be getting tired of it. Even central
bankers get tired of losing money, eventually. Would it be so surprising if
they rushed to the exits?"
Let's put it into historical perspective. This isn't the first time
the dollar has gone through a managed devaluation. Take a look at the
following chart:
In the 30-year period since Nixon slammed the gold window shut we've
had 4 major currency trends:
Weak dollar 1972-1978 (6 years)
Strong dollar 1979-1985 (6 years)
Weak dollar 1986-1995 (9 years)
Strong dollar (1996-2001) (5 years)
Weak dollar (2002-????) (? years)
The most notable period, spanning 9 years, followed the Plaza Accord
in 1986. Like now, the U.S. was fighting a historic current account deficit,
which it tackled through a 'managed' debasement of its currency. But because
this current dollar market only began in 2002 -- less than two years ago --
the cycle still has a while to run, even by normal historical terms.
Best case scenario, if the current bear market follows the historical
trajectory, we could see a weakening dollar for another four to seven years.
Worst case scenario, it will never recover.
Whatever happens, you can expect the dollar freefall to continue.
But with our help, you will safely position your money outside the
dollar bear market... and generate substantial, risk-controlled profits.
For example, if the U.S. dollar were to fall another 8% from its
current valuation against the euro, one of our options recommendations would
be "in the money"... and any further falls could quickly propel you to a 10
to 1 payoff on your investment!
These kinds of trades are purely speculative, of course, and you
should know it is possible to lose your initial investment. But if we're
right, as we have good reason to believe, the payoff will be enormous.
And that's just the very beginning...
But just how far will the dollar fall?
For you to understand the immense profit potential of your seven
dollar-related investment plays, you must first be clear that this is no
ordinary slump.
"There's no hint that the dollar's fallen too far, too fast," says
James Pogoda, vice president of precious metals at Mitsubishi International.
"So keep pressing in the same direction -- dollar lower, gold higher."
Since the U.S. trade deficit has passed the $500 billion mark --
nearly 5% of GDP -- foreigners must shell out about $1.3 billion a day just
to keep the dollar afloat. Even during the managed devaluation of 2003, put
in place to tackle debt, the trade deficit has continued to climb. Stephen
Roach, Morgan Stanley's chief global strategist, predicts the current
account deficit is on course to reach $710 billion -- 6.5% of GDP.
The dollar goes down... but debt still goes up.
And herein lies the drama. The Bank of Japan spent the equivalent of
$187 billion in 2003 trying to prevent its strengthening currency from
choking off the country's export-led recovery. In January of this year,
according to Richard Duncan, author of the best-selling Dollar Crisis , the
Bank of Japan spent enough money to fund 13% of the U.S. deficit... in one
month!
Over a four-week period last Autumn, combined foreign capital bank
purchases of U.S. securities topped $40 billion -- more than $2 billion
every trading day. Yet this only managed to halt the greenback's decline by
2.3% over the same period. What would have happened had the banks not pumped
money into the Fed reserves?
As Sean Corrigan, The Daily Reckoning's man-on-the-scene in London,
states, "If $40 billion cannot even bring about a minor rally, just how weak
and despised is the once-mighty dollar?"
Soon, the borrowers will come knocking -- and you'll be ready to
profit
The U.S. can't spend more than it produces forever... sooner or later,
the bill MUST be paid.
Each year since 1992, America's trade deficit -- the amount by which
its imports exceed its exports -- has yawned wider and wider. In 2002 it
reached $503.4 billion. If it continues on its current path, it will likely
reach $600 billion by the end of this year.
Soon, faith in the U.S. dollar will dry up completely. The Greenback
has relied on the kindness of strangers for too long. There is no way the
U.S. can pay off its creditors should they call in their I.O.U.s. Right now,
the U.S. holds just $87 billion in reserves against its obligations. In a
click of the fingers this would vanish, should lenders withdraw their
support for the dollar.
So, for the reasons outlined above, we believe that the dollar is a
currency fated to tumble. Still more than it already has. And while many
unfortunate investors will suffer, others will profit.
A decade ago in Britain, few thought the mighty pound sterling could
sink so low in 1992, when the British government tried its own "managed
devaluation." Despite the Bank of England's best efforts, the pound got away
from them... the currency collapsed, and Britain was kicked out of the
European Rate Mechanism established to make way for the euro.
On "Black Wednesday," currency speculator George Soros is rumoured to
have made a billion dollars... in just 24 hours. And he wasn't the only one.
More fortunes will be made in the near future, this time from a free-falling
dollar. We aim to place you in the thick of the profit-taking action.
Bonfire Of The Currencies - 7 Ways to Profit From the Falling Dollar
It's worth pointing out that, up until now, you have been somewhat
sheltered from the catastrophic events that are unfolding. With very little
inflation showing up in consumer prices, we've able to sit back and watch
the dollar decline with interest... and even profit from it. Recommendations
we made in January last year in our 2003: Decline Of The Dollar Report, for
example, were quite profitable as the dollar shed 16% against the euro.
But now, the situation has become even more severe. That's why we've
drawn on our extensive network of analysts and assembled the first ever
Special Reckoning Report . We have compiled a series of dollar-related
investment recommendations for Daily Reckoning readers, in an exclusive
profit report called Bonfire Of The Currencies: Seven Ways To Sell The
Dollar .
These seven plays are divided into direct and indirect speculations,
with both short and long-term options. The idea is for you to take several
of these recommendations and combine them -- so that you can personally
craft your own plan of action to exploit the falling dollar. As market
conditions change, we'll also send you regular follow-up reports to make
sure your "Sell-the-Dollar" strategy stays on track.
Your seven recommendations include:
* Five "wildcard currency plays" which have already appreciated
37%, 29%, 13%, 31% and 21% respectively. We expect they'll continue to gain
against the dollar -- but to benefit you need to get in NOW.
* One "interest rate play" that lets you profit from rising
interest rates. As the dollar falls, we expect the Fed will be forced to
raise rates (and even if they don't, the market will do it for them)... and
rates will rise, you'll be ready and banking the rewards.
* PLUS our preferred gold investment for the long-term,
safety-minded investor... if you own it, you can benefit from the dollar
bear, a "secret" market on the rise AND THE GOLD BULL MARKET with one easy
acquisition!
As I said before, many of these profit plays aren't for everyone. But
for those with the belief that the once-mighty dollar is in deep trouble --
and the willingness to do something about it --Bonfire Of The Currencies:
Seven Ways To Sell The Dollar could prove to be the most profitable read of
your lifetime.
Plus, as well as your seven dollar-related investment recommendations,
you'll also receive...
An unrivalled insight into the dollar's last days
After reading Bonfire Of The Currencies: Seven Ways To Sell The Dollar
, you'll be counted among a too-small number of individuals who understand
just how serious things really are. We provide an in-depth, unbiased look at
what could be, quite literally, The End of the World As We Have Known It.
You'll learn about the bearish conspiracy against the dollar... how
further declines will affect the gold market... why the world's top
investors are selling the dollar fast... and why an ever-more-powerful Asia
is the final nail in the coffin for dollar hegemony.
This is profitable wisdom indeed... especially when used together with
your seven investment plays.
If you're at all interested, the time for you to act is right now
As the stock market has been the object of renewed speculation over
the past 12 months, the average American investor has scarcely noticed the
dollar as it falls against the euro, the yen and almost every major currency
on the planet. But we expect that is likely to change in a hurry...
especially if there is a rout.
On the other hand, over the past 12 months, clever investors have made
serious cash on the falling dollar. There is no reason to believe this won't
continue for the next two years at the very least.
Actively trading the falling dollar is absolutely the smartest thing
you can do in regard to your finances today.
Of course, nothing in the world of investing can be guaranteed. The
dollar's demise is not 100% inevitable... just highly likely. If and when
America's creditors -- domestic and foreign -- decide the country's massive,
record-breaking level of debt is reason enough to get out of their dollar
investments, the dollar will have nowhere to go but down... ferociously.
You can either sit back and watch... or position yourself to profit.
Prepare today by reading Bonfire Of The Currencies: Seven Ways To Sell
The Dollar
Bonfire Of The Currencies: Seven Ways To Sell The Dollar will cost you
just $99. That's $99 for seven specific recommendations that could both make
and save you thousands... along with the most incisive, detailed look into
the dollar crisis that you'll find anywhere -- and regular follow-up reports
to make sure your strategy stays current.
And you won't have to wait for the report to be sent to you. Just
download the report right now. Simply click on the link at the bottom of
this page.
For four-and-a-half years we've watched the collective madness from
afar... manic spending, mindless investing, bloated asset prices and an
extravagant build-up of debt. Today, it appears, the dollar's day of
reckoning is upon us -- and a small number of investors are readying
themselves to take advantage.
Will you be one of them?
Get your copy of Bonfire Of The Currencies - and regular follow-up
reports - right away by clicking on the order button below.
Regards,
Addison Wiggin
The Daily Reckoning
P.S. "A sound currency reflects solid economic fundamentals. That is:
little to no debt, a trade surplus, a steady balance of payments and growing
international reserves," notes financier Jim Rogers. "That's not exactly the
picture you get when you look at the U.S. balance sheet."
Given the current administration's penchant for whipping out the
national checkbook, we don't expect those fundamentals to improve any time
soon. Your copy of Bonfire Of The Currencies: Seven Ways To Sell The Dollar
will give you seven easy ways to get in on the side of the trade now
recommended by the old timers -- Soros, Rogers, Templeton, Faber and Richard
Russell alike.
Click below, right away, to download your copy of this Special
Reckoning Report.
Mai Avuto in Portfolio DROOY e nessuno dei soliti titoli Konosciuti (Drooy
ottimo da trade ) come HL WTZ WTH NEM ecc. studia non copiare o cercare le
dritte ,
oppure concentrati sul tuo lavoro.................
Mai Avuto in Portfolio DROOY e nessuno dei soliti titoli Konosciuti (Drooy
ottimo da trade ) come HL WTZ WTH NEM ecc. studia non copiare o cercare le
dritte ,
oppure concentrati sul tuo lavoro.................
Mai Avuto in Portfolio DROOY e nessuno dei soliti titoli Konosciuti (Drooy
ottimo da trade ) come HL WTZ WTH NEM ecc. studia non copiare o cercare le
dritte ,
oppure concentrati sul tuo lavoro.................
Mai Avuto in Portfolio DROOY e nessuno dei soliti titoli Konosciuti (Drooy
ottimo da trade ) come HL WTZ WTH NEM ecc. studia non copiare o cercare le
dritte ,
oppure concentrati sul tuo lavoro.................
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ottimo da trade ) come HL WTZ WTH NEM ecc. studia non copiare o cercare le
dritte ,
oppure concentrati sul tuo lavoro.................
Non perchè io le abbia (poche tra l'altro dopo il Reverse Split),
ma quanto diavolo sono esplosive in questo momento??
Magari falliranno, magari torneranno sotto 1$, magari faranno come
BIKO,
ma davvero ADSXD ha il potenziale di TASR imho!!
ADSXD
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