Why Stocks are About to Get DEMOLISHED
Stock-Markets / Stock Markets 2015 Oct 23, 2015 - 02:53 PM GMTBy: EWI
Dear Investor,
You hear the abstract terms floating around the financial media -- devaluation, disinflation, low inflation, even negative inflation (whatever the heck that is!). Make no mistake about it; these terms refer to but one monetary force: deflation.
Since the Great Depression (the worst deflationary event in living memory), economists and financial professionals have tried to avoid the D-word at any cost -- hence the ridiculous term "negative inflation." And while it is true that some of these terms refer to legitimate ancillary results or side effects, please be assured that deflation by any other name is still deflation.
The evidence is clear. Much of the world is under deflation's tightening grip. Does it mean stocks are poised to crash tomorrow? Not necessarily -- and when you read our latest analysis, you will see why -- however, tumbling stock prices are an inevitable result. And judging by the magnitude of deflation spreading through the U.S. and other global economies, when stocks align with the other markets that have already fallen, including commodities, metals and oil, the decline will likely be dramatic.
Therefore, it is absolutely vital you stay ahead of deflation and fully understand and prepare for its risks and opportunities before its presence becomes obvious to everyone else.
The leading deflation hawks over at Elliott Wave International, the world's largest financial forecasting firm, have put together a new three-part, subscriber-level report -- including recent excerpts from their top U.S. and European analysts -- to help show you what you need to know about deflation, right now -- before stocks align with the spreading deflationary contagion.
Hope you enjoy!
EWI
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