A funny thing happened on the way to the "bull" market...the "bull" just
stopped moving.

The stock market lives in real time.  It reacts instantly to the invisible
hands that are able to secretly manipulate it.  So, when the market catches
the average middle class investor who doesn't fathom the depths or motives
of the money barons behind the market, they are usually caught with their
pants down around their ankles...with all of their assets exposed.

Stock brokers see real problems ahead not only for the American stock
market, but its currency, as the European Union fights to save the Euro from
collapse.

 On June 5, 2000 the Bank of International Settlements predicted that the
stock market in the United States was about to crash.  The 200-page report
which was cited by Reuters, Bloomberg, and the Associated Press in Europe,
was not mentioned in the United States media.  U.S. newspapers which have
foreign editions, printed the story in the foreign editions but did not
mention the predicted crash in their U.S. papers.


 IF YOU HAVE MONEY TIED UP IN THE STOCK MARKET, YOU NEED TO READ THIS
STORY...ALL OF IT.  AT THE PRESENT TIME, THE NATION'S LARGEST STOCK
PORTFOLIO MANAGERS ARE VERY QUIETLY DISPOSING OF STOCK AND FILLING THEIR
PORTFOLIOS WITH GOLD.  HISTORY IS ABOUT TO REPEAT ITSELF, AND ONCE AGAIN, IT
WILL BE THE SMALL INVESTOR WHO IS GOING TO SUFFER.  If you compare this
decade with the roaring 20s when the stock market explosion made
millionaires of taxi drivers and housewives investing their milk money, we
are at about 1928...just at the time when the nation's wealthiest families
were very quietly withdrawing their money from the market and investing it
in gold.  When the crash hit on October 29, 1929, only the middle class
investors were left in the market.  At that precise moment, the Federal
Reserve contracted the money supply.  When the first major sell-off
occurred, the middle class investor, who had bought "on margin" discovered
he could not borrow money from his local bank to meet his margin calls
because they had none to loan.  The market crashed.  The victims--the middle
class investors--were blamed for crash because they "panicked under stress"
and sold when they should have held.  In reality, their stock was taken at
massive losses (along with their collateral) because they couldn't borrow
enough to meet the margin calls when they came.  When the carnage was over,
those who had traded their stock certificates for gold in 1928 and early
1929, came back into the market like vultures picking the bones of the dead,
and reaped the rewards.  It may be the year 2000, but BLACK THURSDAY IS
COMING...and it is coming much sooner than you think.  PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT
AND READ THE SIDEBAR BEFORE CONTINUING WITH THIS REPORT.

 NOTE TO
 THE READER:
I had planned to do so, but I will not apologize for the length of this
article.  The information contained within it is critical to your
"investment survival" if you are one of the millions of Americans who invest
their own retirement nest egg in the stock market, in mutual funds, or in
any securities which are affected by a volatile stock market.  The American
stock market is being "set up" to crash.  And, within the next 6 to 18
months it will suffer a major correction.  This "correction" which will be
brought about by our massive trade deficits and the devaluation of the
American dollar, will be followed shortly thereafter by a major crash that
will be felt all over the world, resulting in the merging of the four
regional currencies (which will be discussed here) into one global currency.
If the globalists behind the New World Order can do so, they will crash the
market within 18 months to 2 years.  Given that, the crash will likely occur
by July, 2004.

  Something funny happened on the way to the stock market on September
1--only the middle class American investor was not laughing.  Nor were the
stock analysts who were attempting to figure out why the market is behaving
so erratically.  Many of those middle class investors who were suddenly
puzzled by strange reports coming from Wall Street are "amateur" investors
who have assumed the responsibility--and the liability--of investing their
own retirement nest eggs in mutual funds, bonds, T-bills, and other various
"safe" stocks and securities.  When the bull was "roaring," just about any
"buy" would increase the value of their personal retirement portfolios.  It
was 1923 to 1928 all over again.  Buying stocks was, once again, becoming a
national craze.  Everyone wanted a piece of the action.  For that reason,
most people failed notice, or question, why it was that suddenly their
employers--particularly the large, transnational employers--were suddenly so
agreeable to turning over to them the right to "manage" their own retirement
accounts.  And, for the most part, they didn't care.  They were, after all,
making more money "on paper" than they ever thought possible.  Many, in
fact, have since convinced themselves that they are actually better
money-managers than their employers...and wish they had been given the
option to invest their own retirement income savings years earlier.  Few of
them have stopped to realize that if the market crashes and they lose their
retirement nest eggs, the loss is theirs--not their employer's.  The
employer has no liability.  Has the American worker been set up for a fall?


The Wall Street Journal Report
Wall Street Journal staff reporter Greg Ip noted on September 5, that
"Something funny happened to the stock of Cisco Systems after the company
reported blow-out earnings in early August: It fell 6.5%.  And, after JDS
Uniphase was added to Standard & Poor's 500-stock index in late July, it
promptly plunged 9%.  Wal-Mart Stores reported 28% earnings growth two weeks
later and its shares were clocked for a little more than accounting
change...[I]t may not be obvious, but on the eve of its 10th anniversary,
the bull market looks tired."  And, to drive its point home, the Wall Street
Journal artists created the drawing of the tired bull which appears very
prominently on the front page of their Money & Investing section of that
issue.


There is, however, much more to what happened on September 5 than just the
bull market "being tired."  What, or who, is tired is not the "bull
market"--it's the Federal Reserve System (i.e., the transnationalist money
barons) which has artificially bolstered the market as it artificially
suppressed the price of gold (since gold has always been the bellwether that
raises the warning flags when the stock market gets in trouble).  Smart
money always converts to gold before the crash hits.


As Wall Street Journal writer Jonathan Clements suggests, humility may be
ready to set in since it has taken a back seat to greed for a decade.
Common sense, unfortunately, was the "passenger" that was not allowed to
come along on the ride.  Just as it was in 1928-29, the middle class
investors who were caught up the feeding frenzy made possible by
Rockefellers, J.P. Morgan & Company, the Mellon group, the Carnegies, the
Vanderbilts and others who dumped millions of dollars into the hands of
brokerage companies to loan to those who wanted to buy stock "on margin"
never realized that the constant ripples they saw in the wake of the U.S.S.
Wall Street in late 1928 and early 1929 were America's wealthiest families
"jumping ship."  None of them intended to be on board when the financial
Titanic went down.  And, they weren't.  There was so much "buy" activity
going on as the middle class investor used up their savings and then turned
to the investment bankers for even more money to buy more stock, that nobody
wondered who it was who was selling.  When the crash finally happened, after
several warnings that were  ignored by the middle class investors who where
assured by the market pundits that they could ride the bull market forever.
The day or reckoning, they believed, would not come until some time in the
distant future when they decided to sell their stocks...and pay for them
with their profits.


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