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When I first met Martin back in 1995, we immediately hit it off.
I remember that we talked of bubbles past, present and future. We both knew, instinctively, that it was only a matter of time before the world would experience such a rash of bubble-blowing, that nothing, absolutely nothing, would ever be the same again.
Together, we set out on a mission: To expose the shenanigans both on and off Wall Street. We tore apart the financials of companies like Enron and WorldCom. We repeatedly warned investors of their imminent demise.
We warned of the Asian financial crisis in 1998, and the demise of Long Term Capital Management, the first major financial derivatives bombs that exploded and nearly took down the U.S. banking system.
We warned of the Mexican “peso” crisis, and how investors would be fleeced by the investment bankers.
We exposed the crooked sales pitches that Wall Street used to get investors to buy just about anything under the sun, investments that brokers themselves knew hardly anything about, but which they could sugarcoat with such finesse it would make a candy-maker shy.
We harped, over and over again on conflicts of interest on Wall Street. We exposed crooked gold and silver bullion dealers. We left no stones unturned in our efforts to protect investors.
But no matter how hard we tried, Wall Street and Washington, virtually hand-in-hand, were dead set on blowing even more financial bubbles and conflicts of interest that would trap unwary investors.
We will continue to warn investors of the dangers that Wall Street and Washington seem to perpetually create for investors, of course …
But by the same token, over the years we have both learned how to not only protect investors from financial bubbles, but also, how to help our readers profit from them.
Because very simply put, no matter how insensitive Wall Street or Washington is to your wealth, our mission here at Weiss Research is not only to help you protect your wealth but to grow it … steadily … despite the contrivances of Washington and Wall Street.
In 2013, our goal is also to bring you
as many genuine profit opportunities
as is humanly possible.
That’s critical — especially in today’s global economy, where central banks all over the world are determined to save their governments by printing their way out of debt, but at your expense.
It’s also why just this week, Dr. Weiss announced our mission to help you profit from further rallies in the market — with stocks that are fundamentally strong and pay good dividends even WITHOUT the wind in their sails from money printing and other government schemes.
It’s why there will now be a link on the Money and Markets website that enables you to check the rating on more than 16,000 shares.
It’s also why we are searching out many new ways to help you profit through adversity — including strategies to help you grow your wealth as America’s enormous bond bubble continues to burst … as unrestrained Fed money printing guts the U.S. dollar … and as gold and other tangible assets respond.
Our recent introduction of our revolutionary Hard Asset Trader program, which empowers you to purchase gold, and silver bullion at extremely competitive prices and have it stored securely offshore is another great step in this regard.
Watershed announcement TOMORROW!
And now, we are on the eve of the most important announcement in the history of Weiss Research:
Keep your eyes on your inbox around noon Eastern Time tomorrow for what may well be the single most important announcement in this company’s history. The subject line will be …
“A profitable new era for investors”
In the meantime,
Click this link to chat with us on Martin’s personal blog. Tell us what concerns you the most about protecting and growing your wealth.
Tell us what worries you the most about how the Federal Reserve is handling the ongoing financial crisis …
How Wall Street is treating your money …
How you think Washington is handling the U.S. economy.
We want to hear from you. Click here now to chat with us on Martin’s blog.
Best wishes,
Larry
What about short term Bonds?