Thursday, August 18, 2011

Unthinkable 'Death Cross Signal' Haunts Investors

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Has a 'Death Cross' Signaled a Reality Check For Americans?

Find Out What This Means For Your
Wealth and How You Can Stay Safe . . .

"It scared the hell out of me. It was a great
wake-up call (even though I wasn't asleep)."

— Russell H. from Wichita, Kan.

Dear Concerned Investor,

A Wall Street Journal headline recently predicted: "The Unthinkable Is Finally Becoming a Reality."

So what is this new reality?

Well, we’ve seen . . .

  • The S&P unapologetically downgrade U.S. credit rating to
    second-class status.
  • 500-point market swings pummel average American wealth.
  • And our Congress make "lip service" promises they have
    no intention of keeping regarding their spending.

The new "reality" The Wall Street Journal foreshadowed was that a little-known indicator called the "Death Cross Signal" would soon flash bright red.

And, perhaps this "Death Cross" could be that final nail in the coffin for America’s future.

This signal is a prime warning sign of an aggressive bear market that is approaching.

And, it has caught the eyes of inside experts such as John Nyaradi of MarketWatch, who stated, "All three major U.S. indexes now are in Death Cross mode."

That is code language for "SELL."

One prophetic economist sounded the alarm, long before The Wall Street Journal said the "unthinkable" would happen, and long before the Death Cross Signal flashed red.

His name is Robert Wiedemer, the founder of The Foresight Group.

He is boldly predicting a 90% stock market drop, 100% annual inflation, and 50% unemployment.

For most, his predictions seem "unthinkable" at first glance. But then they see the charts that provide evidence for such claims. See for Yourself, Click Here.

Disbelief in such claims in only natural. It is the same reaction people had in 2006 when Wiedemer predicted that the housing, stock, credit, and private debt markets would soon collapse . . .

After the recession struck as he foretold . . . people stopped doubting his analysis.

Then, when he warned of the federal debt and dying-dollar crises in 2009 . . . countless Americans took the necessary steps to prepare their wealth to weather the storm.

Second-guessing Wiedemer’s insight is reckless, considering his track record. In fact, the S&P says "His track record demands our attention." Dow Jones adds that his work "is your bible, read it, get into action, and be a winner."

Newsmax, recently hosted a special event with Wiedemer called the Aftershock Survival Summit.

It was a powerful moment when millions of Americans united to get the real story on how dangerous the future could be.

  • Russ from Wichita, Kan., said it "scared the hell out of me.
    It was a great wake-up call (even though I wasn’t asleep)
    ."
  • Susan from Montgomery, Ala., said it was "awesome,
    eye-opening, and mind-boggling.
    "
  • Don E. from Edgewater, Fla., said, "It caused me not only
    to think . . . but to act.
    "

Perhaps most importantly, Wiedemer gave those who were fortunate enough to view this broadcast a step-by-step guide for protecting their investments, savings, insurance, homes, and jobs.

With the "unthinkable" lurking and the death cross flashing "sell," it is important to have an investment strategy to protect you in the worst of times.

You can view a private airing of the Aftershock Survival Summit by clicking here.


Aaron DeHoog
Financial Publisher
Newsmax and Moneynews

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