Dow volatile? Bank stocks unpredictable?
What to do ... Dear Investor, The forecasts we made in our American Apocalypse video are now striking with a vengeance ... The Dow is volatile — Early in August, the Dow tumbled 630 points one day, and shot up 430 the next. This kind of wild ride is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. So now is the time to prepare. Bank stocks unpredictable! Citigroup fell to the lowest since last May. Comerica tanked to its lowest since January 2010. Bank of America traded to levels not seen since March of 2009, in the depth of the Great Recession. And remember: This is AFTER the hundreds of billions of dollars the government has wasted bailing out these banks. It’s an epic disaster! Junk bonds imploding! Investors foolishly flocked to these “high yield” opportunities in recent months despite the obvious risks we’ve been harping about. Leading junk bond ETFs like HYG and JNK are losing value at a rate we’ve only seen a few times in history! European stocks, currencies, and bonds tanking! The apocalypse is not just American — it’s also European. The sovereign debt crisis is exploding, and attempts to contain it are a TOTAL failure! ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet tried to calm investors, but they responded by dumping the euro like there was no tomorrow. Spain and Italy are blowing up. Their interest rates skyrocketing. The entire European continent is coming unglued, and now the contagion is breaking out on BOTH sides of the Atlantic at the same time! That leaves you just two choices: Sit idly by while your wealth is destroyed. Or take urgent action to protect it — and PROFIT from the disaster striking all around you. Click here to watch our American Apocalypse immediately and to act promptly on the instructions we give you. Otherwise, it could soon be too late. Best wishes, Weiss Research, Inc.
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