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Nov 16 2008

Stock Futures

Published by vrajavala at 2:41 pm under finances Edit This

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A friend asked recently what to do about finances now, after the economic meltdown? so I said “Surprising that you should ask that question. last night I discovered a truly amazing genius on youtube, fortuitously” His name is J.Christoph Amberger and he is from Today’s Financial News. With a name like Taipan Financial, I thought perhaps he was broadcasting from Taiwan. Nope, Baltimore. His advice is the age old strategy, buy low and sell high. Not for a quick turnaround. Possibly that mentality of the “quick buck” is what got Americans into this financial mess in the first place: Easy money, Easy mortgages. The liberalist agenda.
I think you will find also that his analysis of a few blue chip stocks that are currently undervalued may be a good pick for your portfolio: namely GE, Ford, and Discovery. Taipan had mentioned coal, but I think that since the Obambi video surfaced saying he would “bankrupt” that industry, that might be off the drawing board.
In addition to his financial genius, he is breathtakingly aware of the international impact of the military and made a startling prediction that Russia will invade the Ukraine in February 2009 to seize the pipeline.
If I were you, I would sign up for their newsletter which archives all their videos.
One of his colleagues Andrew Snyder, wrote some interesting investment suggestions that may interest you, here. Below is the video of J. Christophe Amberger predicting the Stock market collapse. Note the date of the prediction video is September 2007.

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