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TWO Major Deadlines Tonight!
Mon, Oct 26 2009, 11:52 GMT
by Larry Edelson
Money and Markets
Here's why the timing is of the essence:

First, the natural resource sector is surging NOW. Last week it was gold that was making headlines. Now it's oil, up dramatically just Thursday. Next, virtually all resources under the sun will be leapfrogging each other to new highs.
Second, I'm getting ready to issue a whole new package of recommendations designed to help you profit as the falling dollar continues to drive oil, gold and other crucial resources through the roof. Already, my favorite resource stocks have generated large, triple-digit gains.
Third, and most important, I have every indication that this kind of market activity is just a sneak preview of what's yet to come in the days ahead.
Massive Forces Driving Resource Markets Higher
Look at the combination of powerful forces that have been amassed against the U.S. dollar — and in favor of higher resource prices:
Washington is already nearly $12 trillion in debt. It already has obligations amounting to another $104 trillion through Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and veterans programs. And yet, our leaders are doing everything in their power to spend still more — and to bury us even deeper in debt.
The U.S. Treasury is borrowing every dollar it can to finance Washington's spending binge.
The Fed is printing like there's no tomorrow, burying the world under a Mt. Everest of unbacked dollars.
No wonder the U.S. dollar is plunging — down a whopping 15% in value in just the past seven months alone!
No wonder gold has surged to new, all-time record levels, gathering strength for its next record-shattering run!
No wonder oil surged to just shy of $82 per barrel last week — a new high for the year and up a whopping 140% since its recent low!
And with all this happening, it's certainly no wonder that the price of other critical resources — food, construction and manufacturing materials and more — are exploding as well.
Nor should it come as a surprise that companies producing and selling these high-flying resources are making money hand over fist, with their stock prices surging enough to double or triple your investment.
Meanwhile, most of the world's richest nations and financial powerhouses are calling for an end to the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency. In the past few weeks and months ...
- China's central bank ...
- Russia, Japan and France ...
- The G-20 ...
- Oil-exporting countries ...
- The International Monetary Fund ...
- The World Bank ...
- And even the United Nations ...
ALL have joined the great global war on the dollar.
If they succeed in replacing the greenback as the world's reserve currency, the plunge in the dollar and explosion in resource prices we've seen so far will seem mild by comparison.
It's clear that this great dollar catastrophe and natural resource explosion aren't waiting for anybody or anything. And neither are we:
We produced our "Washington's Secret War on the Dollar" video to give you the information you need to protect yourself and your family from this unprecedented devaluation of your money. But as I said at the outset, at midnight tonight, this historic video must go offline — the investment intelligence it contains is simply too time-sensitive to leave it online any longer.
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