How Would You like to learn in the next 15 Minutes what took me 35 Years and Millions in Unnecessary Losses to figure out?????

I am Richard Stoyeck, and I have been Senior Managing Partner of Rockefeller Capital Partners, LLC in Westport Connecticut for the last dozen years.

I have seen Bull Markets and more importantly, I have seen and survived BEAR Markets, and in the next 15 Minutes, YOU are going to transform your own understanding of how Wall Street, and the economy works. I am going to give away the SECRETS!!!!

That’s right I am going to transfer a lifetime’s worth of investment knowledge in just a few minutes. So feel fresh, get a pad of paper, and start taking notes, because you are going to learn from someone that made more money than he could ever spend, and did it year in and year out in one of the most competitive arenas on earth. The jungle we call Wall Street.

I promise you that these secrets will enable you to become far wealthier than what you are today. If you lost money in the current market environment, we will show you how to make it back, because we are already making upside killings with trade, after trade, after trade.

During 2008, in the worst stock market environment since my father survived the Great Depression of the 1930’s, my track record was up 3%, that’s right, up 3%. I basically broke even in an environment where most of my competitors were down 40% on cash accounts, and if they were foolish enough to be on margin, they are out of the game, and in the hospital sitting up sipping liquids. They are dead, while we are ALIVE and Prospering.

Pardon the English but it ain’t luck, we survived. My partners and I smelled what was coming, and we prepared our people for it. You will meet my associates throughout this narrative, and on other parts of this website. Most are far younger than myself, actually they are all younger. They are also brilliant, and well trained. I know, I trained them. I wanted young people to train, because anybody who has been on Wall Street for 20 years is basically set in their ways, and burned out, and they have never seen a Bear Market either, until NOW.

To make money you must be FLEXIBLE, and part of a vibrant, real time environment. You can’t hang onto the past; that gets you killed. You must think in the moment, and so I want one thing in people around me, and that’s an OPEN MIND.

But these same young people lack one thing, and that’s decades of experience surviving the worst financial storms of the century. I have taken the time to beat into their heads what they need to know to make the big money that is always out there waiting for any investor whose thinking is in line with the reality of the market place.

They have learned from my pain, and now they too know how to make millions in the stock market, and just as importantly, when to step away, and when to go short. I will teach these things as well.

How Would YOU like to own the very best STOCK INVESTMENTS available at any given cycle in the Market?????

That’s what we do……

We are a STOCK SELECTION SERVICE, but wait, that’s too simple. Every week we put together a detailed, informed market letter. I spell it out. I tell you the truth, and I don’t PULL PUNCHES. You need to know the real deal if you are going to make money in the market. We can’t sugarcoat it, and we aren’t nice about it, and we don’t care about your politics, or ours, because money has no political allegiance. If you know what you’re doing, you make money, and if you don’t you won’t.

When the markets are going South, if you are LONG, you are WRONG, and the TREND is always YOUR FRIEND.

But most investors never learn. They keep doing the same things over and over again, expecting a different result. They never realize that sometimes the game has changed, and you must change with it, in order to survive. We pick stocks, and we tell you when to buy, and when to sell, and we tell you why.

We e-mail you when we find the precise moment to go into something, and we don’t buy penny stocks because that game is for suckers only, and we are not suckers, so if your game is penny stocks, just go ahead right now and GOOGLE penny stocks and you can be on your way. When you have lost it all, you can come back and talk to us.

But if you are looking for guidance from someone you would never, ever be able to afford, my team and me, then WE ARE YOUR GUYS. So read on, or if you know enough that you want to get on board this train right now, than just click below and let’s get started. But if you need to know more, than here it is…….

Discover the truth about investing in stocks that life and experience probably never taught YOU!!!!

Let me lay out for you the TEN GREAT MYTHS of Wall Street that you will never read in the Wall Street Journal, or New York Times, or hear about from those overpaid, talking head entertainers on television, that don’t know anything that can make you money. In fact, they will cost you money, but not us.

These are some of the GREAT MYTHS of INVESTING. Ignore them at your peril, and your pocketbook.

Myth #1 We’re the Government – We’re Here to Help You

If you count on the government to help you make it though, you’re as good as dead. Republicans, Democrats, it doesn’t matter. They are in it for themselves, and for their own re-election. The first imperative of any elected official is to get re-elected. If you want to believe nursery rhyme stories about history, that’s your prerogative, but in the stock market, it will cost you, and cost you big.

Recently I heard a speech by Rahm Emanuel who is the President’s Chief of Staff. The first thing he did was give his whole biography – very impressive. What was more significant was the 2 year stint he left out. Never mentioned the $25 million he made working for a hedge fund as an advisor. I guess there won’t be too much hedge fund regulation coming out of this new administration. You need to know the rules of the game to understand the game. Whether it’s stocks or chess, you must learn the fundamentals.

Bulls and Bears make MONEY – Pigs get Slaughtered

The market knows about suckers. In fact, the market loves suckers. Think about it, somebody has to lose in the market, so it might as well be dumb people. The SMART money makes money because they ain’t dumb. Dumb is as dumb does, and in the market, the dumb lose money. That’s their purpose, to transfer their money to the smart guys who gladly take it from them. Now read on.

Myth # 2 Dam Liberals – All they want to do is spend money

My staff researched it, and then researched it again, until they told me it was validated. Over 90% of the entire National Debt accumulated since George Washington was President, has been accumulated under Republican Presidents, not Democrats. More than 2/3rds of that accumulation was under two Presidents named Reagan and Bush. Could it be any clearer?

Now the American people have given the GREEN LIGHT to an American President who is prepared to spend an extra $1 TRILLION DOLLARS per year of deficit borrowings for the foreseeable future. We believe it will be $2 Trillion per year of deficits. Do you have any idea what the implications are?

We do. We saw them back in the 1960’s, with Lyndon Johnson, and we saw them with Jimmy Carter. You are talking MASSIVE INFLATION, and SOARING DOUBLE DIGIT prime rates, but that’s down the road. In the meantime, there’s big money to be made right now in this market.

Myth #3 There’s an SEC. These companies can’t lie!!!

Oh Really. Companies build up what are called cushions. These cushions are reserves that are completely legal, and within all FASB accounting regulations. When companies want to make their numbers and they are short, they simply go after the cushions and do whatever they need to do, to make their numbers.

The accounting firms go along because some of these companies pay $10 to $25 million per year for their audits. Associated fees can take that number up to $100 million a year in billable hours. Enron use to spend between 100 and 200 million a year in fees to Arthur Andersen. If you want to know how Enron got a clean audit, just think about what $200 million can do for independence, and integrity. The CPA firms are not going to upset the apple cart by challenging the numbers that the publicly traded companies want to present.

Myth #4 The Press believes that Madoff worked all alone!!!!

Any fool first year graduate of a mid tier law school knows you don’t accept a plea bargain unless the convict comes clean with everything he knows because that’s your point of maximum leverage. Yet, the government allowed Madoff to plead out without revealing any accomplices. Well, guess what? The press might buy Madoff acting alone, but I run a major business, and I own an investment firm. I know the deal and here it is.

If it were me, It would take at least an additional 25 to 50 full time employees working silently to manufacture documents for $65 billion in managed money and 7,000 accounts. Each of those accounts every month would get a bogus, fully reconciled set of statements. The press believes in fairy tales, and that’s why when YOU rely on them for investment information, you are going to lose your shirt. If you have heard enough, then just Click Below and join our family.

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Myth #5 Wall Street firms desperately want YOU the INVESTOR to make Money

They could care less. When I was 28 years old, I was the youngest Senior Vice President in the 150 year history of Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb. I know every major firm on Wall Street and in this country. Making you money is not even a managerial objective in any investment firm in America.

The proof is that no office manager anywhere in America gets a report at the end of the month showing how much each client has made in profits. If you are not managing it, you can’t hit it as a target.

I have never met an office manager of any investment banking firm who could tell me which of his financial advisors actually made money for his clients. Nobody in the investment business is managing to that objective. How insane, it’s the only objective that matters.

Myth #6 Buy and Hold is the way to go

Buy and Hold will get you killed. This strategy has worked on and off through the decades, but right now if you had been buying and holding for the last dozen or so years, you would not have made any money since 1994. This market has taken NO PRISONERS. You cannot make money fighting the tide. When a tidal wave is coming to shore, you had better be up on high ground, or you will get swept away. It’s that simple.

Myth #7 Wall Street Research can make you money

We did a research study and spent a fortune on it in our offices. We found that 80% of the time, if you go the opposite way from what Wall Street research tells you to do, YOU MAKE MONEY. As far as we are concerned, we have satisfied ourselves that most Wall Street research is not worth the paper that it is printed on.

Myth #8 The more you pay a CEO, the better the job performance

We live in the age of the overpaid CEO with “go along” Board of Directors that seek not to upset the apple cart. As a consequence the Board simply okays whatever the CEO wants. Is this any way to run an airline? You bet it isn’t, and the current corporate results prove it. Companies are claiming success for earnings that never existed.

Government bailed out corporations that were actually bankrupt are giving out millions in bonuses to managers that should have been given pink slips, not bonuses. Shareholders are losing their shirts in investments that were make-believe to begin with. Don’t feel bad if you were suckered. You were taken in by the best, and YOU never really knew the game was rigged. It’s always been rigged, but if you know the rules there’s lots of money to be made.

Now the government wants to let the HEDGE FUNDS who were never hedged, with the Private Equity Boys buy up the banks toxic paper at guaranteed low prices with government loans, while ordinary Americans are trying to hold onto their houses, and you think the game isn’t rigged. These are the same banks who are basically bankrupt. With their hedge fund buddies who killed the market with the no downtick rule they now want to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars from the taxpayers. The objective is to pick up the toxic bonds from the banks at distress prices and make hundreds of billions for themselves, and when they are right, and they will be, they only want to pay a 15% tax on the gains. Unless of course, they move it overseas into a tax protected environment, in which case they pay nothing, zero, nada.

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Myth #9 Should I hire a professional money manager

Folks, the chances of you finding a real professional money manager are slim to none. They are far and few between. I am doing this 35 years, and I have an organization loaded down with superstars, and my rolodex is Golden. You have no idea what it takes for me to find real money managers. I am not talking about $2000 dollar suits, and sleek haircuts. I am talking about the real thing.

I interview a 100 different great people after looking at a 1000 different resumes or more, to come down to one person that makes the most sense. If that person comes with a world of Wall Street experience, I threw them out.

I want people who are untainted, a clean canvas, and possess an open mind with an old fashion willingness to work very hard to obtain the REAL KNOWLEDGE that is necessary to make big money for people. I have only known a handful of money managers who are worth that name in all my years in the business.

Myth # 10 Big name investment banking firms are run more legitimately than small houses.

Merrill Lynch went out of business in 72 hours after an 80 year run. The government stepped in and forced Bank of America to take them over. Bear Stearns survived a week while Lehman Brothers made it through to a second week.

Citigroup is only in business because the government gave them $40 billion and told them there’s a lot more where that came from. Big name firms are only a product of big name advertising. There is no reality and no relationship between how big they are and how smart they are. The perception that your educated to believe through fraudulent advertising has worked its wonders over the years. If these firms were real, they would not have crumbled in a matter of hours to days.

The entire Wall Street business model has FAILED. As one CEO of a firm with over 10,000 employees which went out explained to me, “When a firm with $18 billion in capital can be forced out of business based on innuendo and rumors, than the model no longer works.” Wall Street will never be the same, and it’s time for you to shape up, and figure out that you were always able to make money yourself, but instead you gave the process over to others. You thought you were doing the right thing, but in the end, you weren’t. YOU, that’s right, YOU are smarter than the people that you trusted.

The TRUTH is these firms are so smart that they ran themselves literally into the ground, and left their loyal customers like YOU, stranded in stocks that were headed to zero. We are sorry if you got bagged by them, but had you been with us, you would have known better. Not one of the thousands of subscribers that we have, were on margin and wiped out in the almost 7,000 point decline in the Dow Jones that we ALL participated in.

We never got suckered into the giant real estate game of the last half dozen years that became nothing more or less than a Ponzi scheme. Not one of our clients got taken in by the Madoff scheme, which was obvious to anybody who calls themselves an informed investor. Our suggestion is that you click below and take us up on a three month subscription or a more economical one year play.

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Announcing the Secrets of what you need to know to make money in the Stock Market RIGHT NOW……..

It’s not all that hard to make money in the market, but you need to be able to deal with reality, and most investors either want to deal with their own fantasies about the market, or follow the advice of firms and people that have no interest in whether you actually make money in the market. The firms are TRANSACTION ORIENTED, which means they get paid on a trade whether you make money or not. That’s no way to do business, and never has been.

The SECRETS are……..

	If you understand that there is an inherent conflict between a brokers’s need to make a commission and his fiduciary responsibility to serve YOU the investor and your financial wellbeing, than you are off to the races. You have to get this straight, or you will lose money from day one. Brokers need to eat, and therefore every day they must generate commissions, whether you are on the winning side of those trades or the losing side. It doesn’t really matter. They are not rewarded for performance, but for the size of their commission generation. The secret is that you must be leery of anyone whose financial interests are not aligned with YOU the INVESTOR. By the same token, firms need to generate revenues every day, and that means they must do business up or down. They are constantly recommending stocks or product to people that has no chance of making you the investor any money. Why do they recommend stocks at TOPS all the time? Where are these analysts at market bottoms? It seems they are nowhere to be found.


	You are a garbage pail for the investment banking client. The whole purpose for an investing banking firm or brokerage firm to carry a retail client base is to use your ability to buy stocks as purchasing power for the investment banking clients of the firm. Whether it’s new issues or secondary’s, the investment banking client, and his interests comes before YOURS – always has, always will. If you know this, if you recognize this, than you can profit handsomely by it, since you will no longer believe everything you are told when a salesman tries to hound you into buying certain new issues or secondary’s over other smarter investments.


	Take those research reports and use them to light your fires, because they ain’t worth the paper they are written on. Let’s get real. Have you ever seen a research department put a sale recommendation on a stock? No is the answer. They will not risk alienating the investment banking client by going negative on a stock. Instead they ride them all the way down to the bottom. This is because the corporations are giving huge fees to the investment firms, and the firm therefore writes up the stocks in a positive fashion. We say, deal with reality and make money in the market. Don’t deal with reality and lose money.


	If you want to sleep at night SELL. If you own stocks and can’t sleep at night, than the answer is simple. You have to sell down your portfolio to the point at which you can start to sleep. It is simply not worth the STRESS to own stocks and other investments to the point where your body is telling you not to sleep, and don’t let anybody tell you any different, because they are WRONG, and we are RIGHT.


	Once a genius owns a stock, his opinion isn’t worth a dam. We don’t care if it’s Warren Buffett, John Templeton, or George Washington. Once a person owns a stock, his opinion is no longer worth a dam when it comes to that stock. They simply lose all objectivity and become a maven on the investment in question. They can give you a hundred reasons why the stock is going up, while the marketplace needs only one for it to go down.


	The TREND is your Friend. WOW, how true this is. Never fight the TREND because the trend is your friend. You go with the trend until the trend turns against you, and then you go in whatever direction the trend is taking you. It’s really that simple. You only fight the trend if you want to go to the poor house because that is what will happen. We don’t care how RICH you are. You do not have enough money to fight the trend. Nobody has ever won against a trend. I remember the Hunt Brothers from Texas putting up a billion dollars in 1981 trying to corner the silver market, but the silver market wanted to go down, and the Hunts went bankrupt trying to corner it. I know, I was there when Hunt was asked to put up more margin. His response was classical, “I’m tapped out.”

This is really simple. If are making a killing in the market, you don’t need me, or my people. You need to simply KEEP DOING WHAT YOU’RE DOING. But if you aren’t making the money that you think you should be making, than you

YOU NEED TO CLICK BELOW, and you need to DO IT NOW.

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	The Right Sector is 90% of the game – That’s right, you heard it from us, and you have never heard it from anyone else. The name of the game is finding the sectors that are headed up, and then buy the first or second strongest stock in the sector. The right sector is 90% of the action in any stock. Never fight the sector, the sector is your friend. As a rule when Microsoft goes, so will Oracle, and all the other software stocks, but always buy the strongest stock in the group, but only when the group is going. When oil moved from $30 a barrel to $150, it was the sector that led the way, and took all the oil stocks with it. You will always make big money following the sector.


	Investing is not a GROUP SPORT – If you buy what the CROWD is buying, you will get the CROWD’s results, and those results are always average at best. No one has ever made big money buying with the crowd. It’s not easy going against the crowd but that’s where the money is. Remember, it’s very lonely at the bottom, and it’s very crowded at the top. Everybody, but everybody wants to buy with the crowd. The investor wants comfort by knowing that he has company when he owns a stock. Have you ever noticed how individual investors are always checking to see what institutions own what stocks, as though the institutions knew what they were doing?


	The Efficient Market Theory was always NONSENSE and always will be. In very simple language, this theory says that every bit of public information that exists with regard to any stock is already publicly known by the market, and is therefore priced into the value of the stock already. It’s a beautiful theory, but WRONG, WRONG, WRONG. It represents all the reasons why economists know a thousand ways to make love, but have never been with a woman.


	Speaking of Economists, they have never, ever gotten an economic forecast right. I am doing this 35 years, and I have spent a fortune on economic advice. I don’t care if it’s the nine Nobel Prize winners at the University of Chicago with their free market thinking, or the liberals with their discredited options pricing models at MIT, it’s all the same. These guys never get a forecast right, but when Black Swans happen, they can describe in intimate detail, the ruminations of why it happened, and then they screw up again, by getting the ending wrong.


	When PESSIMISM is at its peak, INVESTORS are nowhere to be found. It’s true this time, and it will be true every time. At the bottom, the selling dries up. The buyers are nowhere to be found. Think of it this way. As markets go down in value, risk is coming out, not going in. As prices go lower, they are taking the risk out of stock prices, not putting it in, but the investor thinks in the opposite direction. He believes that as markets go lower, there is more risk in the market. He also believes that as markets go higher, there is less risk. This is why investors always come in with their maximum cash commitments at market peaks, and not market bottoms. They can’t possibly make money with this approach, and yet it is the NORM.

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	At some price, every stock becomes a BUY. It doesn’t matter what the name of the stock is. At some price, that stock is a buy. When is the best time to buy, you ask. It is when you mention the name of a stock to a half dozen friends, and they all start vomiting, in between uttering words like, I wouldn’t buy that stock if it were……. You get the picture, don’t you?


	Fear can drive a stock to any price. This applies not only to stocks but to markets also. Stocks and markets are not rational. There is no such thing as too low or too high based on any mathematical or psychological formula I have even seen, and I have seen them all. I have sat in Harvard classrooms and listened to effeminate, snobbish, erudite professors lecture about things that never happen in the markets that I play in every day. They can describe the weather in a hundred different ways, but they don’t stick their heads outside the door, to see if it’s raining.



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	John Maynard Keynes noted that “Markets can remain irrational, longer than you can remain solvent.” You have to absorb the importance of this statement. You can take all that MBA crap that they teach in business schools and throw it out the window. When markets are panicking, there is no such thing as a bottom. There are times in a market panic, when Price Earnings ratios mean nothing. Investors are always talking about cheap stocks and good stocks, when the only thing that really matters are stocks that go up, pure and simple. You don’t ever try to catch a falling knife, because no matter how you catch it, you are going to cut yourself. You wait until it hits the floor, and then you pick it up. In the same way, the market will tell you when it’s bottoming, when it’s time to buy. We usually look for the sellers to exhaust themselves selling. While the big investment firms are telling you to buy in a declining market, we just sit there and wait. There always comes a point of total negativity, when the world looks like its going to come to an end. This is the time to buy.


	When major turning points occur in the market, the press and the talking heads never realize it, and therefore you can’t take your cues from them. In 40 years of observing and playing markets, I have never once seen the commentators get it right. The economists are even worse because they talk with such authenticity about them. They use ratios and complicated theories and the graphs, oh yes the graphs. They carry math out to three or four decimal places as though that gives them something concrete to hang their hats on. Markets just don’t work that way. Back in the late 1990’s, a hedge fund was formed called Long-Term Capital. Some of the smartest guys in the country got involved, including two Nobel Prize Winners, one of which got the prize for his theory of option pricing. They wound up losing $10 billion in options, and almost took down the American and world economy. Nobody learned anything from the experience, because in 2008, the banking establishment in the United States almost did the same thing again, this time with subprime mortgages, and other derivative type transactions. If you don’t learn the lessons from such actions, then you must repeat them over and over again, until there is no more capital left. This is what happens daily in the market cycles, and if you become a subscriber, we teach you constantly how to learn from the cycles, because they are always there.


	If you follow the CROWD, you will only perform as well as the CROWD. This is why investors never seem to make any real money. They go in with the crowd and they come out with the crowd. The crowd by definition must always be wrong. The crowd always makes the smallest rate of return if any. By the time the crowd gets into an investment, the smart money is already bailing out, and selling to the crowd, and moving on. Look at Florida real estate in the last couple of years. Did anybody bother to ask themselves who was going to buy all those new condos and high rise apartments that were going up? The banks in all their wisdom just kept building, even as the market dried up right in front of their eyes. They knew the game was over, and they still went ahead and financed billions upon billions of dollars of additional construction, because bankers never get it right. In the 1990’s the crowd decided that commercial banks should all own brokerage firms or investment banking firms, and so Citibank bought Salomon Brothers, and Smith Barney, and Shearson. Union Bank of Switzerland bought Paine Webber, previously owned by Sears Roebuck, the people that said, buy your stocks where you buy your socks. Merrill Lynch couldn’t cut it, so they were bought out by Bank of America, or Merrill was really forced onto Bank of America by the Federal Reserve Board. An entire industry was forced onto another entire industry, and the Congress went along with it because tens of millions of dollars of political contributions were made to the right people to look the other way. It was one big party, and everybody played and then the American Citizen paid for it, by spending a trillion dollars so far to save a system that was corrupt all the way through. Did anybody at the top get fired? The answer is nobody; instead they fire the Chairman of General Motors who was asleep at the switch of a company that should have allowed to go bankrupt more than a decade ago. What the crowd never figured out is that banks can’t manage brokerage firms. The nature of the risk inherent in a brokerage firm is so diametrically opposed to the nature of banking risk, that the two groups are speaking two different languages, pure and simple. It will now take the reinstitution of the something similar to the Glass Steagall Act of the early 1930’s to straighten the whole thing out. What’s even more interesting is that the new President appoints as his Treasury Secretary the man who was the regulator for the whole industry because he was the former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He didn’t do his taxes properly by the way, and as Treasury Secretary, he has overall supervisory responsibility for the Internal Revenue Service. Hello, is anybody paying attention? If you think you have read enough to realize that you should be a subscriber to our services, your portfolio will thank you for joining, than it’s time to just

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	All Bubbles must Burst. I have watched bubbles formed for the last 4 decades, and they will continue to form for as long as there is civilization. A bubble is an opportunity for you to make a killing, but you have to have preconceived and prearranged selling levels in place, or you will never get out. A friend of mine is one of the smartest investors on earth. For his graduate thesis, he proved that less than one out of thirteen investors are even capable of extricating themselves from a bubble. Please understand what I just said. It is that only one out of 13 investors are even capable of getting themselves out of a bubble. I didn’t say that 1 of 13 do get out, but that they are capable of getting out. The reality is that probably less than 1 out of 100 actual investors leaves a bubble with a fortune intact. One day shortly after the Internet craze blew up, I had an investor visit me in the office and ask me about a certain technology stock that had gone up over a 100 times during the late 1990’s Internet bubble. From an investment of merely 10,000 dollars, at one point his stock value exceeded a million dollars in this one stock. As the market declined, he rode the stock all the way down again to a level of less than $10,000, at which point he came to see me. “So what’s your question,” I asked? He wanted to know if he should double up on the stock. I suggested medication as an alternative idea. These people never learn, and they just keep repeating the mistakes as opposed to letting history help them as time moves along. There are always highs and lows in life. We all experience them, and for each of us, the story is always a different one. What you need to do for yourself and your family is ensure that as you move through the peaks and valleys of life is the following. Make sure that each low is higher than the previous low in your life. Do not bet it all. Never take yourself down to zero, as so many do. If you master this one idea, you will build for yourself a wonderful life, and yes you will encounter setbacks, but they will not be devastating setbacks that will permanently leave you in a destitute position. You will still have coins in the game. You will still have a portfolio that is functioning, and will enable you to do the things you want to do, and live the life you want to live. You can only achieve this by constantly playing to a higher plateau in your investments, and don’t bet it all, which also means never, ever use margin for your stock investments. It is just too easy to wipe out a portfolio with that approach. It’s rather simple. People on margin ultimately get margined out of their investments. They always get called on them. It is simply a question as to when it happens, not if it happens.


	When you don’t need cash, it’s always around, and when you do need it, it’s never around. This is the story of banking. When you need them, the banks aren’t lending, and when you don’t need it, they are throwing money at you, offering all kinds of deals. You simply cannot bank on the banks being there when you need them, as we saw in 2008, when the banks simply stopped lending, because they were trying to save themselves. The banking cycle always seems to move in the same manner, repeating itself over and over again, except this time, they basically took themselves over the edge, and into insolvency. Fortunately the American taxpayer saved them from extinction, which means nationalization, or a state takeover of the banking system. Neither the Republicans, nor the Democrats had the stomach to take over the banking system the same way it would have been done years ago in Europe. This is both good and bad. The government doesn’t know how to run a banking system, and right now, it’s apparent, the bankers don’t know how to run one either.


	The Market never cares what you pay for a stock. Don’t you love it, we see investors all the time buying a stock at a certain price because it is down from a certain price. They never really understand how low a stock can go. We saw in 2008, banking stocks get down to penny stock levels. These were world renowned companies that had simply wiped out their shareholders equity and nobody realized what was going on until the value destruction had already taken place. We all grew up believing that AIG was as strong as the Rock of Gibraltar, meanwhile, the boys running the company were acting like gamblers at a race track. They simply bet the company. They were booking bets, only they call it insuring them, and they never intended to pay off, if they were called on the bet. They didn’t have the funds to pay off, which is fraud. They misrepresented themselves in the transaction, and in this case, it was thousands of transactions. Yes, people should go to jail, and no they won’t be going, because they are all politically connected. They pay the Directors a half a million a year a piece to attend 4 meetings, sometimes by telephone, and the guys just looked the other way, never really questioned the management team, and certainly didn’t understand the business they thought they were directing. By the way, everything we have written about here, you will never read about in your daily newspapers, or hear the talking heads on television talking about. The reason is that it is simply too loaded with dynamite. Nobody wants to get into it, and yet if you want to make money in the market , this is the information you need to know. Do you think the move in oil from $30 dollars per share to $150 was fully based on supply demand? If you do, you occupy a dream world, because that’s not how oil works. What you need to know is that oil can never, ever move more than $3 dollars per day up or down, except by pure speculation. We therefore knew that when oil moved towards $140 it was a bubble pure and simple, and that investors and hedge funds were driving it up. As soon as the banking crisis hit, the hedge funds got caught with their pants down, and had to move money out of the oil market to cover their bets in the banking stocks. So what happened? The price of oil collapsed right in front of everybody’s eyes and we were there for it. We called it, and when it bottomed, we were there again, and bought oil stock after oil stock, for very fast, rapid reflect bounces off the bottom. Gold is going to be the same thing. We are buyers of gold, because we know you can’t run 2 trillion dollar deficits for the next couple of years, and not make a killing by being long gold. We have a gold stock we like, and one of our investment pals has put a billion dollars of his managed money into the very stock we are telling out subscribers to buy. If you want into this idea, you simply must click below and become a subscriber.

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Would you trust good news in a down market? We don’t; we know better than that, but we also know one more thing. When news is terrible and stocks aren’t going down with the terrible news, that means one thing. An explosive rally will follow. We saw this in late March of 2009. The government announced that they would have to pump in another trillion dollars or so, to shore up the insolvent banking system. No one would have been surprised if the market were down 500 points that day. The market instead of being down was up 140 points on the news.

This told us that the market was going to experienced massive upside, and it did. The talking heads completely missed it, and why shouldn’t they. They had been busy for two days figuring out what the bylines were going to be when the government announced the need for an additional trillion, and why the market was down big time. When it didn’t happen, they were caught speechless, and less informed investors had no idea what was going on as usual. We knew the story immediately, and our subscribers benefited.

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Sometimes people are just too busy to do things right at the moment when they should. This just could be one of those times. So let me share this with you. We believe that an INFLECTION Point is coming in the stock market near term. We are looking for a very strong move, and we think we can call it. There will be very big money made in this move, and for others, they are going to lose a fortune. You decide which side of the fence you want to be on. Either way, we wish you all the good fortune that a lifetime of investment knowledge can give you.