Friday, February 27, 2009

BOOM BOOM BOOM


The Obama Boom . . .and the Next Bust

Dear Investor:
Are we at the beginning of a huge Obama financial boom and major advances in stock prices?
As Barack Obama takes office as president of the United States, U.S. stock markets, which plummeted nearly 50 percent between October 2007 and October 2008, again are showing signs of life, and could well be at the beginning of a new boom.
In fact the Dow has gone up 1,500 points (almost 20 percent) since 11/21/08. And that's before the new Democratic Congress enacts Obama's massive new economic stimulus package, public works projects, and green energy initiative.
Price Tag: An incredible $5,000,000,000,000 (5 trillion dollars). Nearly half the GDP of the United States, mostly to be financed by future tax increases and printing-press money!
And that's on top of trillions already spent on financial and corporate bailouts in the past six months, which taxpayers and their grandchildren will be paying for decades.
What do Obama massive new federal initiatives mean for your savings, the value of your home, and your taxes?.
What do they mean for the U.S. economy, financial markets and your investments?
Most importantly, does Obama's massive new spending mean yet another destructive business cycle of boom and bust, which will put your savings, home, business, and job at risk?
Discover the answers, which affect every aspect of your finances, in our exclusive new Financial Intelligence Report: "The Obama Boom: Another Bubble, Another Bust to Come" hot off the presses.
Is Obama the "Second Coming" of FDR? Be Very Careful What You Wish For.
When Obama was elected president in November, the mood among liberals and Democrats was positively euphoric.
Indeed the establishment media have hailed Obama widely as "the new FDR," and our economic savior. A recent Time magazine cover even depicted Obama as literally the second coming of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Unfortunately, with America up to its eyeballs in debt and taxes, a new FDR may be that last thing this country needs.
As explained in our new "The Obama Boom: Another Bubble, Another Bust to Come" report, Obama's financial initiatives will cause a significant apparent recovery within 12 to 18 months. And stocks will react positively at least six months before this recovery is apparent. That's the good news.
However, the bad news is that with trillions in new spending and debt, the Obama boom will create yet another giant asset bubble, with a massive new bust inevitably following. And this one could even be worse than the disastrous 2008 recession.
18 Months of Boom Followed by anEven More Devastating Financial Collapse?
In "The Obama Boom: Another Bubble, Another Bust to Come," you will learn precisely how the new Obama boom/bust business cycle will likely develop . . . and how it will create both exciting new opportunities for profits and grave new financial risks, including:
Why Obama's new stimulus plan and public works initiative will do nothing to solve America's fundamental economic problems.
How Congress continues to ignore financial warning signs and underlying problems. Crucial economic steps our political leaders must take now to prevent further deterioration in real estate and credit markets.
Why $8 trillion in government spending has yet to help middle-class Americans. What's next?
The Paulson sell-out: How Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson sold out Main Street America to bailout his buddies on Wall Street.
Five historic mistakes with the new Obama administration we must avoid to prevent the U.S. from falling into a depression.
How your taxes will automatically increase sharply in 2010, unless Obama quickly takes decisive steps to prevent it.
How we correctly predicted $40 oil when everyone else was saying oil would go to $200 a barrel. What's next for commodity markets?
What Obama should be doing to revitalize the U.S. economy instead of massive public works spending with money he doesn't have.
How to invest to make BIG profits on the next round of inflation, which could start soon.
Why the next financial bust could be even more devastating than the 2008 recession.
You'll find all of this — and much more — in our exclusive new report "The Obama Boom: Another Bubble, Another Bust to Come." And there is so much more, including . . .


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