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Must see video:

The True Story of the Bretton Woods

Two interesting takeaways:

1. Great Britain's wrecking of Bretton Wood reveals how regulation becomes nothing absent a willingness to enforce the rule of law backing agreements, much the same circumstance as has led to our most recent financial crisis.
2. British pound's devaluation was to wrecking the industrial prowess of the United States as the present push to devalue the U.S. dollar is to destroying the sovereign nation state.

Given the seeming intention to destroy the power of the nation state originating among the British Empire's loyal operatives both abroad and on Wall Street, it appears likely that the next crisis of confidence building upon last year's near-collapse of the global financial system might center on the effort to end the U.S. dollar's reserve currency status. Just how this crisis might come to a crescendo possibly is through the arbitrary deployment of rating agencies (whose credibility is widely doubted and whose intentions are being challenged legally) that, today, found it "necessary" to reaffirm the AAA rating on sovereign debt of the U.S. and U.K. Should the growing, international, anti-dollar crowd receive this announcement with incredulity, then odds become elevated that the next act of a grand swindle against the people of the United States has commenced...

A "must read" from Ellen Brown...

Economic 9-11: Did Lehman Brothers Fall or Was It Pushed?

In comments I made to "Is a Crash Impending?" (August 31, 2009) a technical overview revealing how the market's present condition is similar to late-2001 can be read in "Confirmed Bear v. Technical Bull." Furthermore, my remarks on the recent "dash for trash" are found in "Dead Financials Offer First Whiff of Weimar Germany Redux."

If you are looking for some credible opportunity to turn $500 into $1,000,000, you will find the right place is on my Trade Notification list. In the coming, imminent stock market collapse you stand to be among those few who will do so well, because you will be looking over my shoulder as I play "Physician, heal thyself" for your benefit.

How will I do this? Simple. Using stock index options.

Don't know anything about options?

Hurry up. Get up to speed. It ain't rocket science.

This is not something I, myself, do with great regularity. Rather, options are a speculative endeavor best suited for those relatively rare moments when an outlook in the stock market can be objectively claimed exceptionally certain. This is the case right now.

Of course, there's no such thing as a sure thing investing in anything. This applies as much to the stock market as it does real estate and commodities.

However, right now, a wealth of both technical and fundamental evidence conclusively suggest the stock market is on the verge of collapse.

Get ready.

TC

NASDAQ typically leads the market in both directions. Today, some say "tech is leading the market higher." However, when you look under the covers, you discover tech's "leadership" is pointing the other way...