25 Big-Name Stocks to Sell Now

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It's Time to Sell!

New FREE REPORT names the 25 most dangerous big- name stocks in America ... ... The stocks most likely to CRASH AND BURN in the weeks ahead. CLICK THIS LINK to instantly access this explosive bulletin before it's too late to save your money!

Fellow Investor, There's a bloodbath ahead for anyone who owns any of the 25 doomed stocks on our just-released stock blacklist. So say the legendary Weiss Stock Ratings — and they've been right so often, no investor can afford to ignore these warnings. Since 1987, the original ratings* have been ranked "#1" by The Wall Street Journal ... Won three major industry awards ... Beat the S&P 500 by 4.6 to one ... And have even been selected by the U.S. government to help keep Wall Street brokers honest. In 2007, JP Morgan and most of Wall Street loved Ford, rating it a strong buy, and Citibank and most of Wall Street were urging investors to buy NYSE Euronext. But the ratings we developed warned that both stocks were a disaster waiting to happen. Sure enough, in the months that followed, both stocks plunged a staggering 80%! And that's not all. Take a look at how just a few of the other stocks flagged as immediate sells fared: Airtrax down 83.3% ... Sedona Corp. declined 93.4% ... Western Power & Equipment fell 94.2% ... Nuclear Solutions plunged 97.2% ... Current Technology collapsed 98.8% ... and EPIX Pharmaceuticals crashed 99.8% ... The fact is, Weiss Ratings consistently flags stocks on the verge of implosion... BEFORE they fall off a cliff. Now we're releasing a brand new Sell Alert for today's volatile market: The 25 Most Dangerous Big-Name Stocks in America. The great news is, it's yours, absolutely FREE: Simply click here to get the full list NOW! Twitter, American Airlines, Apple, Goldman Sachs, Verizon, GE, ExxonMobil, Barclays... You'll be shocked at which of these widely owned stocks made our just-released blacklist. Get the complete list here. It is yours with my compliments for the next 24 hours.

Best regards,

Mike Larson, Editor, Safe Money Report

* Dr. Martin Weiss and his Weiss Ratings team originally developed the Weiss Stock Ratings in 2001 and then sold them to TheStreet.com in 2006, retaining special distribution rights. Subsequently, in 2013, Weiss Ratings launched its new Weiss Stock Ratings. Although the precise formulas of the original and new Weiss Stock ratings may be different, both are based on the same concepts and approach; and both have delivered equally stellar performance.

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