Unfortunately, it doesn't feature a kitten playing a keyboard...
"We're on the verge of a great, great depression. The [Federal Reserve] knows it" - Peter Yastrow of Yastrow Origer (and formerly with DT Trading)
According to billion dollar fund managers, the US government never really fixed its country's underlying economic problems. And another crash is due.
Meanwhile, Mike Duke, CEO of the American retail giant Wal-Mart, says: "We're seeing [our] core consumers under a lot of pressure. There's no doubt that rising fuel prices are having an impact."
"Purchases are really dropping off by the end of the month, even more than last year," he warns.
Elsewhere, experts including Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, the head of the Bank of England Mervyn King and billionaire investor George Soros have all said the same thing over the past two years...
That the economic crisis could be worse than the Great Depression.
Yet again people are worried that the "world financial system has effectively disintegrated" (in Soros's words), while others are dismissing this as the same-old doom mongering...
But how could this effect you...? Well, what if I could show you a third way?
What if you could opt out altogether?
I'm talking about assets which offer you a safe haven from all this talk of economic downturn...
These assets have a low correlation with doom 'n' gloom forecasts for the traditional financial markets. In fact, the forecasts for these assets predict a profitable future...
They could bring you a hedge against inflation and give you greater control over your asset allocation. What's more, they also have impressive historical returns...
In fact, World Record prices are being achieved in these markets week in, week out...
You'll already known this if you're a regular reader of Paul Fraser Collectibles. You can click here to see the most recent World Record sale.
So what form do these assets take? Well, they actually come in all different shapes and sizes... Rare artworks, old manuscripts, treasured wine bottles and even classic cars.
No kidding: you could even buy yourself a piece of a spaceship.
Whatever form your chosen assets take, you can rest assured that no collectible will ever "do an Enron" and disappear overnight. In other words...
There will be no 'great depression' in collectibles
It's true: the collectibles markets are set to double in the next 30 years. This is thanks, in part, to increasing numbers of retirees and growing markets in places like Brazil, Russia, India and China.
That's in addition to the 200 million or so devoted and serious worldwide collectors who are already out there, and helping push collectibles values up to World Record prices.
Thanks to their tangibility, collectibles are a proven global currency. You can sell them wherever the best price can be achieved, anywhere in world...
And that's not all. Here's the best news...
Paul Fraser Collectibles can help you right now
At Paul Fraser Collectibles, we offer you not only advice but also entry-level collectible investments that could bring you a profit in coming years.
Paul Fraser Collectibles' expert panel has over 250 years of combined experience. Together, we've sold more than $750m of investment grade collectibles.
Today, our expertise is at your disposal.
And that's not all... Today could be the best time for you to get involved in the collectibles markets. That's despite reports of impending "great, great depression" by news networks like CNBC...
Why? The current low interest environment means there's a real opportunity for you to build a collection of valuable collectibles. A collection with long-term value.
There's just one reason - but there are many others. In fact, too many to list here...
That's why our experts would prefer to explain it to you by telephone. And we're here to take your call.
Would you like more information on how you can benefit from the growing collectibles markets? Then our experts are eager to answer your questions.
Simply contact us for a free consultation at...
+44 (0) 117 933 9500
info@paulfrasercollectibles.com
All the best, until next week
Paul
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