At first, I kept hoping it was a terrible mistake. It was, to say the least, most serious and most unwelcome occurrence that demanded my immediate and decisive attention I have been receiving alarming signals from our proprietary computer system. What I saw disturbed me because this system is the most powerful and consistently accurate financial forecasting tool I know. The program is signaling the strong probability that the U.S. stock market will suffer a catastrophic crash sometime in the next few months. While we’re all rooting for the DOW to hit 11,000, you could see it at 8,500 or lower within the next 6 months! I am the only one to know about this system, because along with leading Yale mathematicians, I was one of the developers of this tool. Of course, my knee-jerk reaction was, how can that be when the market has made such a significant recovery since March? You know, from reading my advisories, that I’m basically a long-term optimist. Like millions of America’s individual investors who have their retirement money and personal wealth tied to the stock market, I’ve wanted to believe in the stimulus package, to finally feel comfortable that we really were emerging from the long nightmare of this horrific economic recession. Like you, no doubt... I’ve been rooting for the DOW to end the year above 11,000... But... I’m also a realist. And, although I certainly didn’t like the forecast of a catastrophic crash, I have to admit that it did not come as a total surprise. The handwriting has been on the wall for some time. It’s just that we don’t like what it says. Let me tell you, those alarming computer signals were the clincher. I’ll go into more detail on the computer program that generated the alarming forecast and why it’s more accurate than anything else out there in a moment. But just let me say here that. . . I myself am making significant changes to what I’m doing with my own personal money as a result of this forecast! I trust it implicitly, more even than my own subjective analysis because. . . The computer is neither bull nor bear, has no love for any particular stock, does not suffer from false pride, does not need to prove how smart it is, is never in denial, and never needs to blame someone for its mistakes. That said, you don’t need a super computer to suspect that all is not right with the economy, it simple makes things more definitive. As you read on, we’ll take a rational look at the myriad and complex, interacting economic pressures at play that are rapidly merging into the dreaded perfect storm that the market bears have been predicting for some time. Because I pledged to always "put my money where my mouth is," I’ve already alerted Members of my Million Dollar Portfolio what I’m doing now to not only survive, but prosper from the coming financial collapse. But, because I take this warning of an imminent and severe stock market crash so seriously, I feel obligated to share my altered strategy with subscribers to all advisories.

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