posted on 9-3-2007 regarding the "Collapse of the U.S. economy" and the collapse of the stock market that was available for anyone in the world to read.
*Simply 'Google' this- RIP OFF REPORT GM CREDIT CARD SERVICES, and go to Betty's Ripoff Report about her credit card interest rate going from 10.99% to 32.44%, and then read the '1st Update' to her Ripoff Report where that good advice appears, okay?
I believe it starts the '3rd paragraph' of that Update. Here's the first line-
Quote: "THE COLLAPSE OF THE U.S. ECONOMY IS IN ITS INFANCY." - 9/3/2007
*Keep in mind, the Dow Jones was over 13,000 points on that day and closed at its all-time high of 14,164 about 5 weeks later. On 10/9/2007 the Dow Jones closed at 14,164. (If anyone had listened to that "advice" and acted on it, they would have been pretty happy because stocks were around their all-time highs, isn't that correct?)
Just think, people who had their investments in companies like- Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, Bear Stearns, Lehman, GM, Countrywide, & many others, would have been DELIGHTED to have actually cashed-in all of their stocks around that time, RIGHT?!
**************************GOOD ADVICE ALERT****************************
*Get ALL of your money OUT of any Publicly Held Bank NOW! Also cash-in ALL of your Retirement Accounts NOW! What's taking place in Greece will eventually take place in the USA, in my opinion. Since 90% of all RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS are invested in the stock market, it is logical to assume that Americans will be the BIG LOSERS again when all of the 'poop' finally hits the fan.
And consider this: If there are ever any NUCLEAR ATTACKS anywhere in the world, especially in the Mid East, it would most definitely trigger the collapse of ALL stock markets throughout the world, right? That alone would WIPE-OUT American's Retirements & Pensions that are invested in the stock market, correct?
*Anyone can 'Google' this- RIP OFF REPORT FUEL FREEDOM INTERNATIONAL MPG CAPS, and go to the 2001 Toyota Tacoma Ripoff Report, then to the 'Update' entitled- "Blame it on a Lawyer", which was posted on 8/21/2007, when the Dow Jones was over 13,000 points, for some EXCELLENT advice from a Harvard Business Professor. That information was from late 2004. My CEO brother in-law was in that class.
IT ALL CAME TRUE, DIDN'T IT?
Thank You
