 | Fellow Juan Baptist:
It's enough to make even the most notorious Ponzi-Schemer of the Century... Bernie Madoff... blush. Or perhaps green with envy.
It's the biggest "Shell Game" in history, and it's happening right now under our very noses.
What am I talking about?
Here's the story...
According to the Federal Reserve, the money supply rose from $875 billion in September 2008 to $2.094 billion on December 2, 2009... an increase of $1.2 trillion in just fourteen months!
How did this explosion take place?
During the boom period of the early 2000's, the Federal Reserve Board kept interest rates at historic lows. With the cost of borrowing money cheap, (actually free, because interest rates were below inflation), speculation ran rampant, laying the basis for the crash of 2008.
 But once the economy fell apart, the Fed further lowered interest rates... all the way to zero. Then, unable to go lower, the Fed started printing money to increase the economic stimulus.
Actually, "printing money" is not exactly what they did. The Fed didn't literally fire up its printing presses.
Rather, it went on a shopping spree.
The Treasury went to banks that owned government bonds or mortgage-backed securities and said it wanted to buy them. The banks were happy to unload them and get the cash.
Where did the Treasury get the money?
It "invented" it printing it metaphorically, by increasing the amount of money it was willing to supply to banks. Then the Treasury went to those same banks that had just received the windfall of new cash and asked to borrow some of it.
The banks had no problem with that, since it was the Treasury's money to begin with!
And so the newly minted money rolled back into the Treasury to pay for all of Obama's borrowing. And we end up paying interest on the money we borrow which is actually the money we gave to our lenders in the first place!
This is really the same kind of Ponzi scheme that landed Bernie Madoff in jail... but since this is the government doing it, it's completely legal.
So how do we exploit this legal Ponzi scheme to our financial advantage?
The answers are in my brand new report entitled "Gold Rush 2011: 3 Top Stocks for Gold $2,000."
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In this concise report, I not only reveal the names of the three gold-related companies that I believe will provide a safety net (and the opportunity for possible HUGE gains) in the upcoming inflationary blow off, but I also answer the following questions:
Can gold really keep going up in price? What's the best way to invest in gold today? Why gold is the best protection against inflation How to use gold to profit from a weak and falling U.S. dollar Why gold will never again fall below $1,000 an ounce How certain stocks can magnify the gains of gold price appreciation And much more...
As far as the companies themselves, you'll get a diversified 3-stock portfolio that will allow you to survive and thrive in any inflationary scenario. And these stocks should outpace gold in the upcoming months.
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So there you have it.
This one short report could be the answer to quell your worries about the upcoming runaway inflation. With your "Gold Rush 2011: 3 Top Stocks for Gold $2,000" report in hand, you'll be armed with all the knowledge you need to survive and thrive in an inflationary economic environment.
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Good investing,
Ian Wyatt
Chief Investment Strategist
Wyatt Investment Research
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