October 31, 2010 STEALTH VIDEO REVEALS HOW TO DEFEAT THE TERRORISTS Not the al-Qaeda kind, the Wall Street kind! This must-see video lays out a strategy for end-running the wealth killers on Wall Street and setting yourself up with big potential 140% to 300% stock winners.
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Get this tool at no cost - now! This video shows you how! An Open Letter to Washington: How to Fix the Deficit and End the Bush-Tax-Cuts Debate By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning Dear Mr. President and members of Congress: In the months that follow Tuesday's midterm elections, and into the New Year, you all face three very significant challenges. You must:
- Find a solution to the Bush-tax-cuts controversy.
- Rein in the huge-and-growing U.S. budget deficit.
- And better police Wall Street, which got us into this mess in the first place.
You can solve all three of these problems with a single, simple proposition. And you can do so without having to ask U.S. taxpayers to dig into their wallets or savings.
Let me explain. Read Full Article The $165,360 Back-Flow Boom Is Underway Up to now, only the best-connected investors knew how to play this "Boom." Now, you could use my contacts and personal knowledge of the Backflow to generate profits of as much as $165,360 in the coming months. The Backflow has begun. And the potential profits should be nothing less than astonishing. All the details are here. Investment Strategies: Three Ways to Profit – No Matter Who Wins Tuesday's Midterm Elections By William Patalon III, Executive Editor, Money Morning If you're worried that next week's midterm elections could further cloud an already-uncertain investment landscape, take a page from the investment playbook of Money Morning's Keith Fitz-Gerald: Position yourself to profit no matter which party wins on Tuesday.
During an interview with Fox Business Network journalist Stuart Varney yesterday (Tuesday), Fitz-Gerald detailed three strategies that will afford investors both safety and significant profit potential - whether the Democrats or Republicans carry the day.
Read Full Article Will Midterm Elections Ignite a Stock Market Rally? By Don Miller, Associate Editor, Money Morning The Democrats and Republicans have spent a record $3.5 billion in preparation for this year's midterm elections. But regardless of the outcome - whether you're a Democrat or Republican - the good news is that the stock market traditionally has performed well during midterm election cycles. "The question is, 'Did the markets go up in the midterm election years by more than average in non-election years?' Brian Gendreau, market strategist for Financial Network told U.S. News & World Report. "And the answer is, 'Yes, by a huge amount more.'" In the period from 1922 to 2006, the average gain of the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the 90 trading days following midterm elections (roughly November until mid-March) was 8.5%, according to a new study authored by Gendreau. That's almost 5% higher than the Dow's gains in non-election years.
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| Vote for Money Morning at... | We Want to Hear From You: What Are the Top Three Issues You Want To See Addressed After Midterm Elections? By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning A tense Congressional tug-of-war will come to an end in less than a week, when the intensely sought-after seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate are filled after the Nov. 2 midterm elections. The Republican-Democrat contest is the hottest in years. The voter debate is about which candidates will be the most likely to lift the United States out of a morass marked by near-double-digit unemployment, sluggish economic growth and a terrifying $1.29 trillion budget deficit. As campaigning time wanes, it's clear that an increasing number of seats are vulnerable. "Let me tell you something," U.S. Vice President Joe Biden wrote Monday. "I've been around campaigns for a long time and I have never seen a midterm election with this many races in play." Experts described this campaign season as more volatile than most because of a major possible shift in power. Read Full Article | | | |
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