Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Warns Investors About Economic Turmoil for 2011-12 & Says High Yield Real Estate Notes-Silver Should Beat the Street-with Specific Endorsements
Saturday, November 5th, 2011Wall Street Fraud Watchdog Warns Investors About Economic Turmoil for 2011-12 & Says High Yield Real Estate Notes-Silver Should Beat the Street-with Specific Endorsements
(PRWEB) September 19, 2011
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is warning investors to not buy into the Wall Street hype related to the U.S. stock markets. The group is also more concerned than ever, that the divisive policies, or politics of President Obama, and his Administration are going to flat line the U.S. economy. They are also mortified with the Obama Administration’s inability to grasp the significance of Iran’s involvement in Middle East instability, and or how Iran becomes a game changer for the world, if they get a nuclear weapon. The group is warning the third quarter Wall Street numbers are going to be grim, they are certain U.S. unemployment will be north of 9.5% by mid December 2011, and they are deeply concerned that U.S. residential real estate valuations will decline another 10% in the next twelve months, because of increased unemployment, economic uncertainty, and no political will to stabilize the U.S. residential real estate markets. The group says, “We can’t figure out how on a week where you get the worst consumer confidence numbers in 30 years, a sitting U.S. President declaring class warfare on upper middle class wage earners, new notifications about massive layoffs, or foreclosures is good news for Wall Street? However, the market was up last week, and we think its time to get out of this market, into something safe, and inflation proof like silver, or something that will produce income, regardless of market conditions, such as high yield real estate notes, that are also high equity.” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
In January 2011 the Wall Street Fraud Watchdog suggested silver was a smart play for investors. At that time silver was at about $ 28 per ounce. Today silver is at $ 40.50 per ounce. That’s an amazing ROI. The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog is now saying, “Given all the economic uncertainty created by the Obama Administration, combined with central banks printing presses, and with no meaningful U.S. leadership in the Middle East, we think silver is going north of $ 60. While we think gold still has upside, given global inflation realities, silver will deliver a better return on investment. However, we are warning all potential gold, or silver buyers to be extremely cautious about buying precious metals on the Internet, or from someone they do not know. The Chinese have gotten into gold, and silver coin counterfeiting in a major way, there is huge money in it for the bad guys, so we will start endorsing legitimate precious metals dealers, or brokers, investors can trust.” http://WallStreetFraudwatchdog.Com
The Wall Street Fraud Watchdog also says, “We also like private money real estate loans involving extremely conservative loan to value estimates. While gold, or silver are smart hedges against inflation, investors need income. We think high yield private money real estate loans can get yields between 8%, and 10%, provided the real estate is high equity, and of high quality. We will endorse specific private money real estate lenders, and or firms that specialize in high yield private money real estate investments, with the caveat we will do the due diligence, on a specific property, for a high net worth individual, who is willing to throw down a million dollars, or more, for an added layer of protection. We believe in win, win situations, and we think this is it. We would not trust Wall Street given all of the economic, or geopolitical uncertainties to produce 8% to 10% in the next 12 months, especially for someone stuck with a 401-K.” http://WallStreetFraudWatchdog.Com
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