Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!

Thank you SO MUCH for your wonderfully positive feedback to our Weiss Global Forum!

If you missed the live event video or want to see it again, just turn up your computer speakers and click here. Plus, I welcome your comments and questions on my blog.

Here are just a few of the many I’ve gotten so far, with my brief responses …

CB: Fantastic!! I am so impressed with the massive knowledge on your panel! That was one of the most honest and informative pieces of information that I have received in a long time. I am a new investor and so it was really great to receive a longer term plan for my retirement portfolio. Thank you again, Martin and team!

Martin: Glad you liked it, CB. Just be sure to invest prudently. Risk is not a four-letter word. But it definitely needs to be avoided as much as possible.

DS: Thanks so much for the presentation today. It was most interesting. I would like to have someone else see it if there is a way?

Martin: We created this presentation for you. But if you’d like to share it with someone you trust, you have our permission. Just send them this link: http://weiss.streamlogics.com/Aug13-09/.

JK: Appreciate your time, knowledge and ability in relaying this information. Will CDs be available?

Martin: I’m sorry, but this is timely information and can only be made available online for a limited period.

PN: Thanks for a great global forum today! Would you please publish the charts, as well as a transcript of today’s forum? There was so much great information to absorb in one hour.

Martin: Yes! But not until Monday, August 24. In the meantime, I suggest you watch the recording and when you need to take notes, just press the “pause” button.

HG: You hit a home run today! The Weiss Global Forum was fantastic.

Martin: Thank you! Everything came together nicely, and more importantly, the time is ripe.

David: Well done, that really was the best yet. Why are you shy on Brazilian advice?

Martin: Not shy at all. Stand by.

RA: This one was the best yet! The specific recommendations are appreciated, but the long-term focus, and explanation, were critical to my future success.

Martin: Yes, this is a trend that could last for decades. So we felt including a long-term, global strategy would be critical.

Good luck and God bless!

Martin

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