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The vast majority of our readers ? a whopping 75% ? believe that the fallout from the fiscal cliff will be WORSE than the "Great Recession" of 2007-2009.
70% say unemployment will jump at least 50%; more than 70% say the average S&P 500 stock will lose at least 57% of its value.
And a staggering 80% say they?re counting on crisis investments ? gold, silver, select ETFs, and options ? to protect and grow their wealth as this great crisis unfolds!
Republican Senator Orrin Hatch says ?
"You can call this a fiscal cliff. You can call it Taxmageddon as others have done.
"Whatever you call it, it will be a disaster for the middle class. And it will be a disaster for the small businesses that will be the engine of our economic recovery."
Democrat Laura Tyson, former economic advisor to President Bill Clinton ? says,
"? we could throw ourselves over a cliff by our unwillingness to deal with long-run problems."
Fed Chairman Benjamin Bernanke writes ?
"? the size of the fiscal cliff is such that there?s I think absolutely no chance that the Federal Reserve ? could or would have any ability whatsoever to offset ? that effect on the economy."
And thousands of our readers definitely agree!
In our poll ? America on the Brink: The Great Fiscal Cliff of 2012-2013 ? 59% say that the best investments now are gold and silver.
Another 21% are using inverse ETFs ? investments that soar when stocks sink ? to go for huge gains as America plunges over the brink ?
And an additional 7% are using put options ? investments that can generate gains of up to $100 for every $1 decline in stock prices ? to harness the power of this great crisis.
Other preferences run the gamut ? from dividend paying stocks ? to growth stocks ? from oil stocks ? to consumer staples ? and from foreign stocks ? to currencies.
Several of our readers say they?re investing in farmland and preparing to live off the grid.
One reader?s only solution is a quite simple one: "Prayer," he says.
Plus, my personal blog is positively buzzing
with ideas on how to get through this crisis ?
Joe M. says, "I am currently buying pre-1965 silver ?junk? coins which can be used at over 7 times face value to buy essentials ? more as silver goes up.
"I am also putting money in AAA currencies such as Singapore and the non-Euro Nordic countries.
"My investments are in strong dividend paying companies in sectors like pharma and basic things people will always buy like alcohol and cigarettes. I will use inverse ETFs to ride down the S&P.
"How far will it fall? God only knows!"
Jake K. writes, "I expect that our retirement and savings for kids will go up in smoke except for investments in hard commodities!"
Rick is avoiding the stock market like the plague: "I am 56 years old, and I have never experienced anything close to what I believe we are about to encounter. I live in a rural community in Nebraska and am thankful for that.
"I am so distrusting of the market and all the manipulation involved, that I would rather invest in small businesses in our area."
We?re about to give you
a complimentary emergency briefing
to help you get through this crisis.
But before we do, I need you
to do two things for me:
1. SHARE YOUR VIEWS WITH US: If you haven?t done so already, click the link in your email to visit our special investor survey ? America on the Brink: The Great Fiscal Cliff of 2012-13 ? and give us your answers to six multiple-choice questions.
It?s easy, intriguing, and takes literally seconds. Then, when we receive your answers, we will automatically reserve a place for you at our upcoming Emergency Briefing.
2. JOIN THE DISCUSSION: After you?ve shared your thoughts in our survey, just click this link to join your fellow investors and me for a no-holds-barred discussion of this crisis.
Today?s Question of the Day:
How do YOU plan to avoid losses and to grow your wealth as America plunges off of this great fiscal cliff?
Share your thoughts with us ? plus your ideas for preserving wealth and your ideas for leveraging this crisis to go for substantial profits.
Good luck and God bless!
Martin
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