What Occupying Wall Street Will Mean for Your Stocks

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	What Occupying Wall Street Will Mean for Your Stocks

	With thousands of people around the United States now protesting Wall Street in Manhattan and in other major cities throughout the country, investors are beginning to wonder what it all means for their stocks. The short answer is: not much. Even if brokers and analysts can't get to their offices on Wall Street, that's not much of a setback thanks to the advent of electronic trading. In effect, these brokers could do their jobs from their homes or from Starbucks. The broader implication for these investments will be something to pay attention to. People are angry. They're not sure why - but they believe it has something to do with corrupt politicians and the realities of corporate welfare. But if you plan on profiting from this kind of strife caused by inflation, recession, corruption, bailouts and handouts, you need to be aware of a unique investment that world's richest investors already own. You can click here now to read about this investment, and how it's designed to be insulated from market and government risk.
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