Where is MY bailout package?
Are you nervous about the future of your investments?
Markets got you jumpy?
How did our rich country end up this way?
Wall Street says to “stay the course!” Should we?
What happens when the Dow is below 7000?
How can we grow our wealth?
Good Questions.
The Wealth Preservation Handbook
Has Answers.
If you are looking for answers, read this book. The book was copyrighted before the big bailout became front page news. The events that have transpired were predicted by the author.
The stock market is faltering.
Banks are asking for help.
Homes are being foreclosed upon across the country.
Our leadership is not providing answers.
The bailout is only bailing out Wall Street
People in this country are MAD!
And those who have lost money in their retirement and investment accounts are waiting for answers. If you had taken the advice in this book before the Big Bailout hit the news, you would have been out of the stock market and had time to make the proper changes to your 401K.
IS IT TOO LATE FOR YOU?
It is never too late to educate yourself. It is never too late to learn some basic lessons that can help you to prepare yourself for what is next to come. What has happened thus far is not the end of the story. There will be more to come and you owe it to yourself to investigate the choices you still have!
“The choices we wish were “out there” may not exist, but there are choices that can help us maximize what we have worked for and help us to realize our dreams.”
From the Wealth Preservation Handbook:
“Take every economic boom from the past century and put them together. You won’t upstage the economic tsunami that’s begun to cover the world right now. The forces behind this are six countries whose growth is so staggering, the numbers make my head spin. Your financial security, your retirement, everything you treasure will be impacted by how you handle the opportunity that is open to you now. No investment is risk free, but intelligent investors have already multiplied their returns by five, eight, even ten times over other investments. A blueprint for wealth is in this book.”
| “The events that are occurring will lead to one of the most permeating inflationary periods ever and it will affect us all. It’s imperative that you preserve your assets during this time of hyperinflation and currency devaluation. The intensity of this process will be so strong, your standard of living and plans for retirement will be threatened if you don’t act to prevent it. Prepare yourself for the inflationary tsunami, so you can survive the long period of deflation that typically follows such an event.” The Wealth Preservation Handbook can show you how. |
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Is it Inflation or is it Deflation?
The definition of Inflation is “an increase in the supply of money and credit”. Webster’s dictionary defines deflation as the inverse. The supply of US Dollars has increased so much that the FED has stopped reporting the monthly amount! The supply of credit has reached the top, and to level the economy out, the FED has created yet another gear for the printing presses. This is NOT Deflationary, at least not yet…
“Inflation has returned. I predicted in the first edition of this book (2002) that the U.S. economy would experience commodity inflation throughout the first decade of the new millennium and possibly longer. The recurrence of the “30-year inflationary cycle” is upon us; we are now smack in the middle of the cycle. Similar economic conditions existed during the periods between 1911-1920, 1941-1950, and 1971-1980. Prior to 2001, the prognosticators, the Fed Chairman and the President all implied inflation was dead, never to return. Presently, this has become a prime concern for us all and in fact, the Federal Reserve is already moving to counter inflationary forces.”
“You may have noticed that each of these periods of inflation occurred during critical times in history, running concurrently with wars. The invasion of Iraq was the beginning of WWIII or WWIV, depending on what history will call the Cold War with the Soviet Union. This war may last for many years. Wars spread chaos throughout the world, they are expensive, consume gross amounts of raw materials and require massive numbers of capital. Governments incur large indebtedness, which has to be paid for eventually. History has proven that governments inflate economies in order to pay for these malfunctions.”
“Contrary to most analysts, I believe that we are seeing levels of inflation that rival the early stages of the last cycle. The prices paid for raw materials have already reached the heights seen at the top of the last cycle and we are only midway through this one. As realists, we must better prepare ourselves for what is yet to come, because it will affect us in diverse ways. Instead of caving in to fear, the wise investor can profit handsomely from the events that have already begun to unfold.”
Americans don’t produce goods for export anymore.
Some say we have the power to create ideas
And that will be our new economy…
That’s a reach.
Consumers provide about two-thirds of the power that drives our economy. With consumers out of cash and debt piling up, they won’t buy as many of those extras. Most of those extras are imported. This affects not only the American economy, but the entire world economy as a whole! Does that spell Depression?
You have worked, saved and invested all your life
with the hopes of retiring someday.
That dream is now in jeopardy.
This book can show you how to get back on track.
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Jim Liles is a veteran commodity broker and trader with over 30 years in the business. The Wealth Preservation Handbook provides a comprehensive look into time tested strategies for preserving and growing your wealth in today’s highly competitive financial environment.
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