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The State of the Global Markets -- 2015 Edition

Exclusive invitation: Our friends at Elliott Wave International have just released their new 53-page independent investor report, The State of the Global Markets -- 2015 Edition: The Most Important Investment Report You'll Read This Year. On an exclusive, limited-time basis, they've allowed us to share it with you, for FREE Learn more and download your 53-page report now »

Consider yourself warned.

The global market outlook is far less rosy than the emperors with no clothes would have you believe.
  • U.S. stocks have recently hit new highs, pushing technical readings to hit off-the-charts extremes;
  • Gold, silver and bonds are in multi-year bear markets;
  • Investors in major markets around the world are exposing their money to unprecedented risks;
  • Regional economies recently said to be "recovering" are slipping back into recession;
  • And despite the multi-year rally in stocks, Main Street is still struggling.
  • Politicians and central bankers worldwide reassure investors that the credit crisis of 2007-2009 is nothing more than a footnote in market history -- despite the compelling evidence that it never truly ended.
  • Europe remains in turmoil, and Asia-Pacific regions and emerging markets are charting surprising courses of their own.
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  • It tells you what's really going on in the global marketplace.
  • It reveals market pitfalls no one else sees coming.
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Founded in 1979 by Robert R. Prechter Jr., Elliott Wave International (EWI) is the world's largest market forecasting firm. Its staff of full-time analysts provides 24-hour-a-day market analysis to institutional and private investors around the world.

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