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| Dear Reader, Between now and 6-12 months from now, I believe the stock market will enjoy one of the best periods we will see for a very long time. Naturally, I want you to have the chance to make the most of it (because what comes after may be a much harder row to hoe). That's why I'm issuing you this Special Invitation. Here's why I expect stocks will do well for the next few months... 1. At least until July of 2011, the Federal Reserve has pledged to use quantitative easing to make it inexpensive for companies to borrow money and invest it in new enterprises. It's also keeping interest rates low, which helps both consumers and businesses. 2. 2011 is the 3rd year of the current Presidential term, which historically has always been a good year for stocks. (And the December-January period has been especially good too.) 3. The Bush-era tax cuts for the middle class may be extended, which will also help consumer spending. 4. Inflation, as measured by the CPI, remains in check, despite the rebound in global commodity prices. Altogether, these factors add up to good support for the market. After next July, however, the outlook is not nearly so rosy. Even if quantitative easing continues, rising commodity prices and a weakening dollar will eventually translate into higher inflation. That inflation will act as a tax, discouraging spending and hurting economic growth (which will likely be lacklustre anyway). By next autumn, the market may be a much scarier place to invest. That's why I want you to make your money in the first half of 2011. By adapting a more flexible approach, we'll be able to take advantage of short-term opportunities—and even make profits on the downside if the market starts to correct. Plus, the system I have in mind that could be very rewarding for the second half of the year as well. I believe we will be well positioned whether 2011 finishes with the market up or down. I'll be giving out simple, how-to information on these topics next week in my Special Investment Seminar, Taming the Mad Market: Wealth Creation in This Volatile Period. This event will be broadcast over the Internet on Thursday, December 16th, at 6 PM EST. I'd like you to tune in. In fact, I'm inviting you to watch FREE of charge. That's how important this information is. Consider it my holiday gift to you. I'm very happy to be bringing you this opportunity and I look forward to helping you take advantage of what may be the best opportunity in the market we'll see for some time. |
Thanks & Regards
Rohit Saxena
Phone No: 09891265905
Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com
Market Forecast: From the Editors of "The Complete Investor"
CHINDIA
While the recently concluded U.S. midterm elections were monopolizing media attention in this country, some significant developments were taking place in China as well concerning that country's leadership. The most important was the recent appointment of Xi Jinping as vice chairman of China's Central Military Commission. While Xi has been vice president of China since March 2008, his newest title strongly suggests that he is the designated successor to Hu Jintao when Hu steps down from his position as Communist party chairman in 2012 and as president of the country in 2013, as he is slated to do. Just as every U.S. president is also commander-in-chief of the nation's military, the president in China usually is the military commission's chairman (there have been two exceptions) and is considered the country's top leader.
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It's instructive to compare Xi's background with that of the typical officeholder in the U.S. Xi, as is true of many Chinese leaders, has trained as an engineer, studying chemical engineering at the prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing. In addition, he gained practical economic experience as a young man when, as the son of a party veteran, he helped oversee the opening of southern China's economy. By contrast, most U.S. officeholders have a background limited largely to law (Xi, admittedly, also went on to obtain a doctorate in law).
It isn't surprising that, with their training as engineers, China's leaders are keenly aware of the need to improve the country's infrastructure, particularly its alternative energy infrastructure, and have made doing so among their top priorities. Similarly, with their backgrounds in economics, China's leaders understand that the country can't sustain an export-driven economy over the long term and thus have been working to make internal consumer demand a more important economic driver.
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The upturn in market volatility has begun
If you want to learn what is behind today's rising volatility, as well as review some simple strategies to take advantage of the gyrations, then you should attend the Special Strategy Seminar Taming the Mad Market: Wealth Creation In This Volatile Period.
The seminar will be held online Thursday, December 16th, at 6 PM EST. To guarantee access, you can register today by simply putting your name on the guest list.
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Of course, another big difference between leaders in the U.S. and China relates to the demands of governing in a democratic versus an autocratic country. Whatever you think of their policies in such areas as human rights, China's leaders can focus on long-term goals, and the country can benefit from this fixed purpose and continuity among its leadership.
With such clear direction from the top, China's economy can continue to grow. Beneficiaries of that growth, including all the energy, commodity, and precious metals picks in our Portfolios as well as direct China plays, remain top investment choices.
Until next time,
Your Complete Investor Team
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Rohit Saxena
Phone No: 09891265905
Mail Id: rohit_9sep@indiatimes.com
