We want to give you a heads up on a new, high-potential recommendation we’re planning to issue on Tuesday, June 6 — just three days from now.
Plus, we want to give you the chance to try this without more than a token financial commitment — either for the recommendation or for the service.
Here are the basic parameters:
- If rates rise modestly, we calculate that each $500 or so that you invest could grow into about $4,800.
- If rates rise more sharply, you could transform each $500 into as much as $7,925.
Buy 10 of them today (your total cost = $5,000), and you could wind up with $79,250, less broker commissions. Buy 40 (costing you $20,000), and you could end up with as much as $317,000.
If interest rates do not go up, or if they actually fall, you could lose the entire $500 invested plus any commissions you pay your broker. But not a penny more.
So this is a speculative strategy for your risk funds only. However, since we feel interest rates are very likely to rise, we believe the odds are decisively tilted in your favor, while offering you profit potential that’s remarkably large.
Why This Unusual Situation
Could Easily Slip Away
These investments are, in essence, bets on rising interest rates.
Right now, though, most market participants aren’t convinced that interest rates are going up. With yesterday’s weak job report, they think the “rate cycle will end soon.” So they’re severely underpricing these investments, in our view.
But that could change very quickly. Yesterday, oil surged almost $2 per barrel. Gold jumped again. And the dollar tanked. Meanwhile, on Wednesday, the Fed revealed that
…
For the first time in over 20 years, it was so worried about inflation that it seriously considered raising the Fed funds rate by A HALF POINT in one fell swoop.
This tells us the market sentiment could be changing very soon, and that the value of these investments could rise sharply even before the Fed’s next meeting.
It also supports our forecast that we could be on the threshold of a vertical ascent in interest rates unlike any we’ve seen since 1980!
That’s when interest rates on the 3-month Treasury-bill rate soared from 6% to 17% in less than six months.
At this juncture, we don’t expect rates to surge that far or that fast. But they don’t have to.
Even if the Fed does no more than raise rates by a quarter-point after each Open Market Committee meeting, you can turn each $500 into the $4,800 we mentioned a moment ago.
And even if the Fed doesn’t start raising rates by a half point until later this year, you could each $500 into $7,925, or each 5,000 into $79,250.
Your Deadline:
Monday, June 5
At its meeting this month, we feel Fed Chairman Bernanke is going to have to get a lot tougher on interest rates. If he doesn’t, he’s going to lose all credibility.
So our strategy is to get positioned for a new upsurge in rates well ahead of the meeting. That’s why we plan to send our recommendations out on Tuesday.
So if you’re interested in joining us, make sure you’re on board no later than Monday, June 5.
The name of our service is “Interest Rate and Currency Trader.”
The primary vehicles we recommend are options on interest-rate instruments or on investments directly impacted by interest rates.
When you become a member …
First, on Tuesday, we will send you precise instruction on what to buy and how. Plus, we will include an explanation of those remarkable interest-sensitive investments that you can use to build $500 into as much as $7,925 as interest rates rise.
For optimum profits, we currently recommend two different, but related, options. We’ll explain what they are, how to buy them, and how much to pay for them. (In case you’re not experienced with options, we’ll include an explanation that begins with the basics and covers everything you’ll need to make this really work for you.)
Most analysts give a recommendation but don’t do the necessary homework to make sure you can really act on it. We will tell you when to get in, when to get out, and when to “roll over” your positions to give you more time if you need it.
On each and every investment, we’ll tell you, ahead of time, the reasons we think this is a great opportunity for you, what the risk is, and what your profit potential is.
Then we’ll keep you posted on any changes so you’ll always have specific instructions. This is an elite service that has no ambiguity, ifs, buts, wherefores or other weasel phrases so many analysts use to protect their you-know-whats.
It always goes out by email because instantaneous communication is essential for good fills in these fast moving markets. When it’s time to buy — or take profits — we can’t have you waiting around for the U.S. mail to reach you.
Second, we’ll send new recommendations as soon as we spot new opportunities. You’ll get a minimum of 15 recommendations per year, probably more.
Right now, interest-rate options are our main focus because we’re convinced that there are huge profits to be made from them. Major fortunes are going to be made here relatively soon, and we think it’s going to start happening within days.
But interest rates reach directly into other markets, such as currencies. When the dollar is falling, other currencies are surging. So whenever we see a special opportunity in currencies, we jump
on it.
Surging interest rates can also have an impact on housing stocks and financial stocks. And right now, we see some major opportunities to take advantage of sharp decline in these sectors as well.
As long as it’s related to interest rates, and as long as we feel it can help you make real money, it’s fair game.
Third, timing. You get our recommendations precisely when — and only when — we see a major, first-rate opportunity for you. We believe that when the opportunity pops, you have to grab it then and there.
That’s why our recommendations do not conform to a regular publication schedule. You will get a wrap-up issue every week no matter what. But the recommendations can come out at any time on any day of the week.
Each recommendation will be sent to you by email, complete with a detailed explanation of why we’ve picked it, how to buy it, how much to pay for it, what special warnings — if any — are necessary and, of course, when to take profits and sell.
Unprecedented Discount Pricing!
This is an elite service with strictly limited membership, normally costing $5,000 per year; and many of our members have paid that price.
However, with the Fed losing control over interest rates, we believe we stand at an unusual crossroads in time.
So we want to give you an equally unusual chance to jump on this situation — so you can aim to transform each $500 into as much as $7,925 … $5,000 into $79,250 … or $20,000 into $317,000.
You can now join for the special
rate of just $750 per quarter.
That’s a hefty 40% off our standard rate.
And in addition, you get the extra convenience of paying quarterly, giving you the chance to go for the same high leverage with a much smaller financial commitment.
If you can’t afford the quarterly subscription fee without worrying about it — or jeopardizing your liquidity, please don’t subscribe. This is a speculative strategy for your risk capital.
And no guarantees, but we believe the very first recommendations can easily cover the cost of the membership for the entire year.
We repeat: In 1980, it took only 6 months for the Treasury-bill rate to surge from 6% to 17% and for the Fed Funds rate to jump from 7.9% to 22%. This time, even though we don’t expect rates to go that far that fast, history shows they can move a lot faster than most people dream possible.
If you’d like to aim to turn each $500 into as much as $7,925, each $5,000 into $79,250, or each $20,000 into $317,000, the deadline to join is the day after tomorrow — Monday, June 5.
Call 800-815-2917.
Best wishes,
Martin and Mike
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