Your Broker Will Never Tell You This There's a special class of stocks outside the conventional Wall Street system that could make you a small fortune. For the first time ever, an analyst from Baton Rouge, Louisiana has agreed to share this secret on camera. As you'll see, one man from Houston used this secret to make $19,400 on just one trade ... and a physician from Arizona tripled his money by trading these stocks. To find out if this strategy is right for you, click here now. "The Biggest Growth Opportunity in the History of Capitalism" By Evaldo Albuquerque, Editor of Retirement Strategist Dear Sovereign Investor, About 10 years ago, my brother, who lives in Brazil, spent a year learning English here in the U.S. At the time, he got a job at a local Burger King, making $6.15 an hour, which is about $7.80 in today's dollars. He was making just enough money to pay for his rent and food … and little else. Trying to support a family with that kind of salary is near impossible, but that's the reality a growing number of Americans face. As I mentioned in an article almost one year ago, America is becoming a nation of burger-flippers. And now the mainstream media is finally reporting on this trend. A recent headline in USA Today reported what I have known for some time: "Many new jobs are part-time and low-paying." This will have huge implications for our economy … Advertisement "By December 23, 2013, America's Biggest PONZI Scheme Will Collapse…" One of the first financial research groups to warn investors about the global derivatives crisis is now warning of an even bigger crisis – the collapse of a Ponzi scheme 318-times bigger than Madoff's. In their newest special report, they'll show you how you can avoid this coming economic disaster. To learn more, click here. Today, job growth in low-wage industries, such as in retail and restaurants, far outpaces that of higher-wage industries. In other words, America's middle class is shrinking. It's near impossible to have a vibrant, expansive economy with a disappearing middle class, which, in part, explains the weak economic growth we've witnessed in the Age of Obama. But, as an investor, there is a silver lining: There are parts of the world where the middle class is growing … and that's where you should look for the best long-term opportunities. How the Government is Making Things Worse Since my article last year, things have only gotten worse for the middle class. Obamacare, for example, requires businesses with at least 50 employees to provide health insurance to staffers who work at least 30 hours. This requirement increases costs for employers. As a result, many of them have been cutting employees' hours or hiring more part-timers instead of adding full-time positions. That explains why only 23% of jobs created this year are full-time. In the manufacturing sector, which generally has higher wages, only 24,000 jobs have been created so far this year. We've seen 10 times that job growth in restaurants and fast-food chains. Knowing this, how is the government trying to solve the problem? By increasing taxes on the rich and giving more handouts … the same policy that bankrupted Detroit. Profiting From the Next Middle Class It was a booming middle class that made America the world's most dynamic economy. But now the middle class is in decline. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the middle-class share of the overall income pie has never been so low. In 1970, the middle class accounted for 62% of U.S. income. Now it accounts for only 45%. You can't have a robust economy when a growing number of Americans are falling from the middle class and into poverty. While America's middle class is disappearing, there's a whole new middle class rising around the globe. Over the past two decades, urbanization and market-oriented economic policies have powered the growth of this new consumer class. This new middle class is demanding access to clean water, clothing, TVs, health care, housing, food ... you name it. This exploding middle class outside America wants a lot of stuff … and they increasingly have the money to buy it. McKinsey Global Institute calls the rise of this new middle class "the biggest growth opportunity in the history of capitalism ... an economic force that's over 1,000 times as big as the Industrial Revolution." So despite the American decline, there are opportunities of historic proportions taking place across the globe. Savvy investors should be paying close attention to places where the middle class is booming, in countries such as India, Mexico, Turkey, Colombia, Thailand, Ghana and Nigeria. That's where you will find the greatest growth opportunities in generations. Regards, Evaldo Albuquerque Editor, Retirement Strategist P.S. My colleague, Jeff Opdyke, has just released his latest research on how you can profit from investing where economies are healthy and growing. To hear what Jeff believes is one of the biggest investment opportunities of the next five years, watch his exclusive video here. |
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