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a 100% FREE, Private Airing of . . . The Crisis Investing Summit Join Bob Wiedemer, the best-selling author of the book Aftershock, plus top economist and gold analyst David Skarica for a riveting online discussion about the most pressing issues facing all investors today, tomorrow, and for the years ahead: - Discover how bad the inflation nightmare could be after Bernanke’s quantitative easing gamble sinks its teeth in . . .
- Find out what the fate will be of the American economy will be in the years ahead, and whether the November election results help get us back on track.
- Learn how average investors can turn to gold and other powerful vehicles for safeguarding and growing their wealth.
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by Clicking Here Now! Dear Concerned Investor, If you are like most Americans, you have become disenchanted with the continuous economic gambles that the Federal Reserve and the politicians in Washington are making. The November elections were a pretty telling mandate that business-as-usual no longer is an acceptable solution. But Did This Powerful Message of Change
Come Too Late? It didn’t stop the Fed from playing Russian roulette with our future after they announced the $600 billion “quantitative easing” gamble. Regardless of your opinion of that move it’s inevitable inflation is about to rear its ugly head. Ben Bernanke said as much in his Nov. 4 Washington Post article, in which he wrote, “Inflation that is too low can
pose risks to the economy.” Clearly, Ben Bernanke is intentionally reducing the value of your dollar! But the root cause of the problems facing Americans in the years ahead may pre-date Ben Bernanke, President Barack Obama . . . and even both President Bushes. In fact, decisions made decades ago may finally strike their final blow to the American economy very soon. So all investors — from the wealthiest to those with more modest portfolios — need to give strong consideration to what measures they are going to take moving forward with their wealth. With this in mind, Newsmax and Moneynews has convened a panel led by Bob Wiedemer, a top economist and best-selling author of the book Aftershock. As you may know, Bob’s previous book successfully predicted the four-bubble chain reaction that nearly collapsed the American Economy in 2008. And in his follow-up, Aftershock, he foresees the two largest bubbles have yet to strike and are fast approaching us. The Fed’s recent actions made the bursting of these two bubbles a near certainty. Joining Bob is David Skarica, an internationally acclaimed gold investor and author of the soon-to-be best-selling book The Great Super Cycle, who is one of the most successful protégés of famed investor and philanthropist Sir John Templeton. David also stunningly predicted the 2008 stock and real estate market crashes. He even identified a coming gold price surge, as well as wars between America and the Middle East. And what’s even more stunning . . . David revealed those predictions in a report he issued back in 1999! So when Bob and David offer their take on what lies ahead for our country, our economy, and your wealth . . . it’s a wise move to listen to what they have to say. These two acclaimed economists and investors sat down for Newsmax’s Crisis Investing Summit to: - Analyze the impact of the Fed’s $600 billion gamble
- Discuss whether the November elections can right the American ship
- Predict when inflation will Strike
- Determine the future of the dollar
- Identify gold prices in six months, one year, and five years
- Lay out a plan average investors can follow to take advantage of the continued gold bull run
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Aaron DeHoog
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