5 Recession-Proof Stocks for the New Economic Crisis

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	Investors and traders beware. There is a shocking new economic crisis brewing that will affect every investment you own and will have a sweeping influence on your way of life. Please read on to ensure you're prepared. Don't be fooled by a short-term market rally based on hope that Europe's debt deal overcomes significant hurdles to be implemented. Key aspects of the deal could take weeks to pin down, meaning the plan to rebuild confidence after two years of crisis could easily unravel. And don't think for a second that we're out of the woods here at home. You may be holding out hope that the president's jobs plan will help turn things around - but it won't. Jobs exist because they create value. You can't just assume businesses will hire for the sake of hiring, which is essentially what the Obama administration's plan does. There has to be demand. All the employees in the world won't do any good if business owners can't grow their customer base and their revenue. When the jobs bill fails and unemployment rises a year from now if not sooner, the Fed will undoubtedly step in with QE3. But here's the real rub. Quantitative easing is a euphemism for printing money. It is an attempt to bring down longer-term rates and twist the interest rate curve in such a way that companies have no choice but to spend money, and investors have no choice but to take on more risk. But how low can you go when rates on the short end of the curve are already near zero? Not very. This very situation happened in Japan in the early 1990s. The Japanese government took rates all the way down to zero - and nobody wanted the money! What ensued was a decade-long recession often referred to as the "Lost Decade." To be perfectly honest, there's nothing President Obama or Fed Chairman Bernanke can do at this point. As a result, we're likely to see stocks enter into a bear market and retest their March 2009 lows. That said, we want to give you this seven step action plan to protect yourself from the looming bear market, preserve your sanity - and even profit. It's all in this critical new report from Investors Alley - yours free for a limited time. We also provide five recession-proof stocks to make money in a bear market and economic downturn. Please understand that the dangers are fast approaching. Download this urgent report to safeguard your assets and profit by preparing for it now - before it actually happens.

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