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A Clear Sign This Market Is Set to Triple
In 2003, Morgan Stanley closed its Asian Equity Fund.
When Asia was a popular investment in the mid-1990s, this fund managed over $350 million. But by 2003, the Asian stock markets had fallen in half. The public didn’t care about Asia. Morgan Stanley’s fund had shrunk to less than $10 million in assets. The management fees couldn’t cover the costs, so Morgan Stanley made a business decision and closed the fund.
Between 2003 and 2007, Asian markets soared. Hong Kong’s stock market tripled, for example. Singapore’s market tripled. Korea’s market quadrupled.
In 2000, Morgan Stanley’s investment management business "heavily" promoted aggressive technology funds.…
11Mar2009 | Stansberry and Associates | 0 comments | ContinuedYou Owe It to Yourself to Consider a Guaranteed Retirement Contract
Will you have enough money in retirement… or will you outlive your savings?
How long will you live? How high will inflation be? What will happen to the stock market and the economy?
All these things affect your retirement income… and it’s absolutely impossible to know the answers. That’s why you should make sure you’ve got at least a certain level of guaranteed income.
Even in the worst-case scenario, you’ll know you’ve got enough money to meet your basic expenses.
If you’ve got a pension, that’s a good start. The problem is, unless you’re a lifetime teacher, a postal employee, or a hotshot…
6Mar2009 | Stansberry and Associates | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Great Buying Opportunity in Stocks Is Coming
The moment we’re all waiting for is coming…
Our kids and grandkids will never have to worry. Stocks will be so cheap, it won’t even matter what you buy. As I’ll explain, it could be the start of a 17-year "tailwind" in stocks…
When I first came up with the table below many years ago, I didn’t actually think we had a chance of it coming true once again.
This table shows you how stocks go through generational cycles, lasting roughly 17 years… One generation learns to love stocks. The next generation learns to be disgusted by them.
My grandparents…
27Feb2009 | Stansberry and Associates | 0 comments | ContinuedWatch for This Signal to Sell Your Gold
Business was so good, Empire Diamond and Gold Buying Service had to hire a security guard to handle the crowd in their office.
"We’ve been serving about 100 cups of coffee a day, going through three or four pounds daily," said an assistant, hurrying away to fill the empty pot.
I found Empire Diamond and Gold Buying Service’s story in the New York Times, archives from January 1980. When the gold price soared, Empire Diamond and Gold Buying Service was suddenly inundated with people looking to sell gold trinkets.
"We are handling a couple of hundred customers a day off the street…
25Feb2009 | Stansberry and Associates | 0 comments | ContinuedA Dramatic Turn for the Worse
In January, I told my subscribers why stocks could do well. Unfortunately, things just took a dramatic turn for the worse.
Let me explain briefly…
In the January True Wealth, I told subscribers why I thought stocks could do extremely well:
The world is at relative peace… Prices of assets are the cheapest in a generation… And you can borrow money at the lowest interest rates in as long as anyone can remember. Plus, the government is throwing the kitchen sink at the problem. That is the best recipe I know of for a stock-market boom.
When I wrote that for my January issue,…
24Feb2009 | Stansberry and Associates | 0 comments | Continued
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