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Tuesday, 30 September 2008
Dear Reader,
Now that the bailout is just about wrapped up we can all break out the champagne and disco ball right? Survey says...Wrong!
As I write this, the House of Representatives has rejected the Bailout proposal by an expected margin causing the market to become hyper sensitive.
After massive swings, the market settled for the day with a significant 778 point drop.

Regardless, the Wall Street Cronies will be saved while you'll be left asking yourself...

Your government has failed at its attempt to give you a false sense of security.

While it is true that the bailout will help keep the banking industry temporarily stable.

And it is also true that the big paychecks to these failed banking "Big Wigs" will be limited.

The question should be, what does that have to do with you?

Is your mortgage payment going to be lowered? Are you getting a refund of losses from investing in these stocks in your retirement and 401k plans?

Big ol' "No & No" to those two questions.

So where can you find safe profits in times as turbulent as these?

One rogue strategist has been testing a system with a select few investors that creates regular, almost guaranteed paychecks from Wall Street.

And you won't make one stock or options play...

And while the recent turmoil has obliterated stock market returns, the gains seen on this one investment have gotten even better – rewarding many with fat cash-payments on the back of cash-rich, investment grade companies.

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I call this the "Corporate IOU Plan". It is a way for you to earn 20% - 40% (and more!) in a short period of time, without investing in stocks, options, currencies, or government bonds.
So, what is the "Corporate IOU Strategy"…? I'm talking about bonds - short-term, investment grade corporate bonds.
If your savings are heavily weighted in favor of stocks over bonds and you believe Wall Street will always produce superior returns, please reconsider.

Many deeply experienced investors believe that annual stock market returns will average 5% or less over the next several years.

In fact, Bill Gross -  who has used the "Corporate IOU Strategy" to rack up three decades of market-beating returns - has said that if equity investors are envision double-digit gains over the next few years, they are "dreaming of sugar plums."
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