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Market at Critical Levels, Special Offer to The Short Corner and Addicted to Profits ends today

  • Oct 10, 2014
  • 5 min read

Dear Reader,

In our most recent video, we talked about why the market has been deteriorating. I outlined that the last thing needed to trigger the bear market (that I have been warning about since last spring) was the internals of the market falling badly. This internal deterioration has been ongoing since mid September. It is noteworthy that the deterioration has been moving faster than it did during the 2000 and 2007 tops in the stock market.

To learn more watch this special video below!

In my 2014 book,Collapse! How the Federal Reserve Created Another Stock Market Bubble and Why it Will Collapse, I explained why, from a longer term stand point, stocks are massively overvalued. This book uses longer term technical and fundamental analysis to prove that stocks are NOT cheap at the moment. If you sign up for our special offer, I will send you a free copy of Collapse via Kindle or via PDF to your email – Free of Charge.

RECEIVE A COPY OF COLLAPSE! HOW THE FEDERAL RESERVE CREATED A BUBBLE AND WHY IT WILL BURST FREE OF CHARGE WITH A SUBSCRIPTION

In the video enclosed, I explain the key levels that have to be broken for the market to fall. Since late 2012, when the Fed began their $85 billion a month QE program, there have been no declines in the S & P 500 greater than 5.4 percent and the 150 day and 200 day moving averages have never been broken during this decline. We are right at the 150 day moving average right now, so we are at a key point. In this new video, I show you why these moving averages are so important and why breaking them could be very negative for the markets.

Either the markets will hold here, or if the 150 day moving average breaks downward, it will fall apart. As you will see from the following presentation, the market is trading very similar to 1987. In 1987 and currently, the market had a 3 year run with no real corrections and the 150 day held during all the minor corrections.

However, when the 150 day decisively broke in 1987, the market fell apart. This precedent applies to all markets that go straight up for a 2-3 year period with no real corrections. When the Nikkei broke the same moving average in February 1990, it fell apart. Therefore, we either bottom here, (like we did in the summer) or the market will fall apart. Because of the internal breakdowns in the market since the summer, I think we will break down (not to mention its, ummm, October).

RECEIVE A COPY OF COLLAPSE! HOW THE FEDERAL RESERVE CREATED A BUBBLE AND WHY IT WILL BURST FREE OF CHARGE WITH A SUBSCRIPTION

After 5 years of gains and the market up 200 percent, I believe that the gains are basically done. This is why I decided to start a short selling service. In this video, I will explain the methods I employ to short stocks and how I try to find companies that will drop in price regardless of what the market does. I am not just looking for high fliers but companies that are fundamentally weak that can fall a great deal as their businesses weaken.

Please watch this important video which is above.

Since I am so certain that stocks will fall, I have started a special short selling service.

I am offering this service along with Addicted to Profits for the price of $349 for 4 months or $699 for one year. The regular 4 month price is $400 and the regular yearly price is $1000 dollars, so these represent savings of 11 and 30 percent.

RECEIVE A COPY OF COLLAPSE! HOW THE FEDERAL RESERVE CREATED A BUBBLE AND WHY IT WILL BURST FREE OF CHARGE WITH A SUBSCRIPTION

With Addicted to Profits you get 20 Issues a year , podcasts , Email Alert Updates and Video Updates . With the Short Corner you receive 3-5 trading updates every week and a update of our option and short portfolio as well.

If you are worried about this market and the bubble the Fed has created, this service is a great way to hedge your portfolio. This offer will NOT last long and will probably end Monday.

I believe that it is very likely, (after extensive technical and fundamental analysis), that this market is very close to a very serious decline.

We hope that you join our service and protect yourself against the devastating impacts of a significant market decline. THIS OFFER ENDS TODAY!!

C 2014 David Skarica

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