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During the past year, portfolio managers became fearful of zero-interest bearing funds wasting away in an inflationary environment. Overcome by this fear, managers rushed to put their cash back into risky areas of the market. This feeding frenzy has created more asset bubbles. This big question is not if, but when will these new asset bubbles burst? And what will the consequences be for investors, pension holders, political leaders, and the economy? The point at which these new bubbles burst is fast approaching.

December 12 -- Crash Confirmation

More often than not, a crash develops by temporarily destroying some markets while keeping other markets protected -- thus providing a false sense of security for those in the protected markets. During May 1997, the overlooked currency crisis in the Thai baht slowly spread into a global crisis by October 1997. During January 2007, a sub-prime lending crisis (described by Chairman Bernanke as "contained") eventually spread into a global crisis. Similar to 2007, the development of sovereign debt problems spells trouble for equities

January 9 -- Disguised Crash Now in Full Force

Historically, markets disguise a developing crash during the first 6 weeks. During this 6-week period, speculative money continues flowing into the markets -- even while bearish forces gain momentum. Then, 6 weeks after the primary top, the exit-gate shuts -- trapping leveraged speculators. Being trapped in the market creates the ingredients for a financial panic. Subscribe now, and learn why a primary top began forming in late-November, as the Dubai World crisis erupted. Also learn why a new economic relapse has already begun! This creates an unusual situation in which the economy is leading while stock prices lag!

January 29 -- A Record-Breaking Panic Looms

A financial panic looms large. Learn why this panic will probably exceed the chaos that reigned during October 1929, October 1987, and September-October 2008. To understand the timing, click on the link below to begin your subscription to The Unified Cycle Theory Newsletter -- the first month is free.

February 27 -- A March Disaster

During the past 14 weeks, bank credit in the United States has contracted at the fastest pace since the Great Depression. The implications of this contraction, along with cyclical considerations, are discussed in the latest report. Learn why these forces are likely to cause a financial catrostophe during March 2010. Click on the link below to begin your subscription to The Unified Cycle Theory Newsletter -- the first month is free.