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Martin D Weiss
What do investment experts think of Martin de Weiss (editor of Safe Money Report)? 3
Items reviewed, does Wall Street melt next? (You should Google this article because I don't know how to add a link.) Thanks a lot!
Hello,
This is not an article, this is a sales letter.
I really respect Weiss's words. And I recommend your services to assess the financial condition of life insurers. Much of the content of your book is good advice.
With that in mind, you should also keep in mind that Weiss publishes its Safe Money Report, a financial newsletter designed as an introduction to the low cost of its most expensive financial advice. Will make you more money
In the mid-1990's, there was only one financial newsletter on the market. Weiss then hired renowned author / marketer Clayton McPace and within a few years Safe Money Report became one of the best-selling newsletters in the country.
While in the late 1990's the bull market looked like a whole party in the past, the danger was clear. MacPayes knew he could suppress his fears mercilessly.
It predicts at least 10 of the last 3 stock markets.
Following the 199798 Asian currency crisis and the crash of the Russian stock market, Weiss predicted that inflation would affect the United States as well. That did not happen.
I don't know when he warned about derivatives. Its over-exploitation almost paralyzed global financial markets in the summer of 1998, when hedging and long-term capital management depended on the US Treasury at its worst possible time, and the Fed had to step in and get out of the way. So the Fed's intervention in beer stars is unprecedented, which certainly doesn't look good.
Weiss also joined the Y2K Proverb Parade, but I always wondered if he was honest about advising people to buy overdue pots on the stock market in the event of a computer crash in December 1999.
If, on January 1, 2000, you really believe that the world's computers are fine, why not advise people to buy pots later?
However, depositing money is done during the exchange, not at all.
When I signed up for the Safe Money report, I sent an e-mail asking why it hadn't advised us to buy pots since January 2000 or later. Someone (maybe a creature and not Wes himself) told me that he was satisfied with his advice.
I found it very pitiable.
They didn't bother to explain anything to me, they just wanted to silence me. I just nodded and they just patted me on the head and said go, they are comfortable so don't question our advice.
I think Weiss expected the stock market crash of 2000 in December 1999. That is, it forced investors to sell like crazy in November and December 1999 so as not to waste money in January. That did not happen.
But the only reason I can think of is to suggest buying pots in December 1999, when the market was down before the pots expired due to a computer glitch.
He also recommends that people invest in Rydex Bear nds, a condition against the stock market. People on this board are more likely to lose money, as the stock market continued to rise until March 2000, when the technical sector began to decline.
To be fair, he also warns against overstating the stock of technology.
And Enron's accounting fraud, etc. tried to warn us. But some of the other companies he predicted would shut down did not.
The publisher has recently released a more unstable app. This is probably a scary app because it adapts to the current climate.
Weiss is audible, but remember he's a perennial bear. Because markets can move and we are in difficult economic times, things generally look good, even if they are not as bad as they seem.
This does not mean that the United States and the world economy are doing anything wrong at the moment, it is not true. The danger is huge and I don't know. Not Audi. Not you, not an expert. Another answer, not Martin Weiss.
Recommend my savings for a Swiss long-term pension in Swiss francs.
I wonder if Weiss recommends it. You should know that no Swiss life insurance has ever failed.
Better a poor horse than no horse at all
Martin Weiss
I don't know what the experts think, but I've been a subscriber to the letter for years and have nothing to write about. I sign a lot of financial bulletins, I really like BB. Years ago, I thought it was silly to think that the people who wrote this newsletter had a deep understanding of economics.
You are not.
Penny stocks don't cost much and they promise big profits. But trading in penny stocks is also a great way to lose money.
Respect for Mr. Martin de Weiss and his sales strategy.
In my opinion, all these notices should arrive in at least 18-24 months.
The current recession is not just about subprime mortgages (we can name them). Not because my sales decreased, consumers' purchasing power decreased, and so on.
The brutal Cold War has begun. The threat to the global economy is OPEC, which in some countries is happier than the US dollar (the internationally accepted soft currency) for crude gold, which is expanding due to capital outflows.
There are many other issues that media economists need to address in order to work on and produce the most comprehensive reports.
