Prelude to Meltdown

How the implosion…
…of the largest credit bubble in history

    ...threatens YOU!

PRELUDE TO MELTDOWN is a “must read” book for investors, business people, and anyone whose nest egg depends on the future of the economy and the investment markets. This book may save or make you a fortune over the next several years.

It is written by one of the most prescient investment mavens, Bert Dohmen. He considers the current environment the most significant since 1929. It can either lead investors to ruin, or to great riches.

For Bert the ultimate confirmation of his views is that the vast majority of analysts doesn’t recognize the dangers. As Bert says, “a dangerous problem which is recognized is a problem that can be handled. It’s the unrecognized dangers that lead to financial panics, recessions, and depressions.”

At the beginning of 2007, Bert started warning about a financial crisis, which could turn into the worst since the early 1930's. But almost everyone scoffed at the idea. In April 2007, the headline of his prestigious Bert Dohmen's WELLINGTON LETTER was:  "THE PERFECT FINANCIAL STORM."

While everyone on Wall Street talked about the huge amount of "liquidity," Bert pointed out that genuine liquidity is cash, and that Wall Street confused liquidity with "credit" which could disappear overnight. And that's exactly what has happened.

The world financial system is leveraged beyond comprehension. It's estimated that $500-700 TRILLION of derivatives are outstanding. Compare this with total economic activity (GDP) of the world, which is around $50 Trillion, and you can see that even a 5% drop in value of the derivatives is beyond the rescue capability of the world's central banks.

This book will enable you to understand how the current credit crisis arose, how the regulators were asleep at the wheel and let it happen when it could sitll have been prevented, and if indeed the problem can still be handled. It it can't, you will need to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Here is your opportunity to be prepared, and to profit.