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Subj: Is China the Real Big
Short?
Dear Constantin,
Is China the Real Big Short?
In the movie The Big Short, one of the characters
says, ”being early is the same thing as being wrong.” When you are
trading that’s often true, but when you are investing with long
term thesis being early simply means it will take a little longer
to make a huge pile of money. Just ask Warren Buffett.
For several years many experts have been warning us about the
dangers of the Chinese economy. We’ve all heard about the 100
million dollar junkets to Macao. We’ve all seen the ghost cities
built at an enormous cost which sit empty of any residents.
We’ve all seen videos of garish shopping malls barren of any
customers, and if you live in New York or Vancouver, we’ve all
experienced the “real-estate-as-a-bank-vault”
phenomenon.
But despite all of these troubling signs the
Chinese economy continued to chug along, oblivious to the dangers
ahead.
Until now.
For investors, 2016 has started with a bang, but not the kind
that they like to see. Since the start of the year, the Chinese
equity market has been down limit almost every day. In fact, two
weeks ago the Shanghai composite had its shortest trading session
in 25 years as stocks only traded for 15 minutes before being
overwhelmed by sell orders that triggered the circuit
breakers.
Finally the chickens are coming home to roost and no less an
authority than George Soros has warned that this time the damage
could be worse than in 2008. So is China the Real Big Short? We
think so; and over the next year we’ll show you ways to not only
sidestep the pitfalls of the Chinese economic collapse, but to
also profit from the currency collapse that it will unleash.
This is a major reason why Kathy Lien and I have agreed to be
interviewed by Weiss Research’s Mike Burnick next Monday, January
25 at 2:00 PM: To help you keep your wealth growing despite the
China threat and more.
The title of the briefing is “The Ultimate Wealth-Building Tool
for a World Gone Mad” — and here’s just a taste of the
indispensable information we have in store for you:
** Carnage on Wall Street: The 13 “unlucky”
reasons why Wall Street insiders say stocks and bonds are likely
to collapse in 2016 ...
** Urgent self-defense: What you must do
immediately — in early February if at all possible — to help
grow your wealth and save your retirement ...
** The ultimate investment for a world on the brink:
This “secret” investment market is virtually unknown to
everyday investors — but the world’s richest bankers use it to
grow richer even in the most terrifying times.
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PLUS Kathy and I will also give you ...
>> 12 compelling reasons why this alternative to stocks
and bonds is essential to growing your wealth in 2016 and beyond
...
>> Three surprisingly simple ways to harness its
enormous money-making power — and why at least one of them is
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...
>> The quickest, easiest way to know what to buy, what
to sell and when to do it — to go for gains that could multiply
your money by up to 17 times — enough to turn every $10,000
invested into nearly $170,000 ...
>> And more.
And we will also give you our simple strategy
designed to multiply your money as this crisis unfolds
in the year ahead!
This is not a promotional event. Nothing will be offered for
sale.
To attend, simply save this bulletin to your desktop, then click
this link a few minutes before 2:00 PM Eastern Time (1:00 PM
Central, 12 Noon Mountain, 11:00 AM Pacific, 7:00 PM GMT) this
coming Monday.
Happy Trading!
Boris Schlossberg and Kathy Lien Weiss
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