Announcements: Robert Prechter
and the folks over at Elliott Wave International have just released
an urgent new report for bond holders and mutual fund investors.
Prechter’s report, The Next Major Disaster Developing for Bond Holders,
is the first of its kind from EWI. Never before has the world’s
largest technical analysis firm published such extensive research
and analysis on bonds for non-paying readers. This is a unique opportunity
to see what Prechter’s subscribers see, and protect your investments
without committing to a paid subscription. Learn more about Prechter’s 10-page report on the developing risks in bonds now — it’s yours for free.
Greetings investor,
If you have money in mutual funds,
Treasury bonds, municipal bonds
or high-yield bonds, Robert Prechter has just issued a crystal-clear
warning for you: Your money could be at risk.
Prechter, the famed market forecaster
who specializes in Elliott wave
analysis, sent similar warnings
about the Nasdaq in 2000, real estate in 2006, the blue chips in
2007 and commodities in 2008. His forecasts proved deadly accurate.
In trademark fashion, Prechter
now has his readers focused on
something most mainstream investors,
analysts and advisors are taking
for granted: the safety and stability of the bond market.
Why worry about the safety of bonds,
you ask? A recent USA Today article
reported that investors put a “record-shattering” net $376 billion into
bond mutual funds in 2009, and
individual investors and mutual
funds are “still showing the love” in 2010.
After such explosive growth, Prechter
says bond investors have been pushed
to the edge of a mile-high cliff.
Millions of investors are just one step away from tumbling over
the edge.
If your hard-earned savings are
exposed to the developing risks
in these markets, you owe it to
yourself to heed Prechter’s urgent
warning.
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