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The Fleet Street Letter
How you could look to protect your wealth... through boom times and bust!
Dear Fellow Investor,
My name is Theo Casey.
I’m the Editor of The Fleet Street Letter – an independent investment advisory service dedicated to deciphering world trends for a select group of intelligent readers across the UK.
Since we warned our first readers back in 1938 that Chamberlain’s appeasement of Hitler would never stop the dictator... we’ve served our readers through war and peace... hard times and prosperity.
By warning them of the potential consequences, we’ve been able to help protect ordinary people from the impact of serious world crises...
... and offer ways they could make serious money by going against majority opinion and crowd hysteria.
Take “Black Monday” when thousands of ordinary British people lost their savings in the stock market crash in October 1987...
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What we’re most proud of here at The Fleet Street Letter is how our work has helped our readers. Here are just some of the comments we've received recently...
“I have had a lot of experts giving me financial advice over the last 3 years (all of which I decided to ignore thank God) and every one of them has been wrong.
Now I only listen to The Fleet Street Letter and my own instinct! Keep up the good work, the only emails I look forward to reading.”
A. Tackley, Littlehampton
“Overall I appreciate the newsletter's honesty. The media is less and less reliable as an honest source of information. Newspapers tend only to report and offer limited analysis and interpretation. The Fleet Street Letter tends to fill that gap.”
Paul Foreman, Aberdeen
“I am amazed at your predictions… I wrote to you a while ago about my fear that the pound would crash and was really grateful when you suggested the Euro Bond fund.
The Fleet Street Letter is really insightful and has opened my eyes to so much. It would not be possible for me to obtain this information from anywhere else. Thank you so much.”
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“It has helped me to understand the financial world clearly and I look forward to reading every page... keep up the good work and thanks for helping me make a little money.”
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“Overall I have made a tidy profit...Currently I’ve sold the stocks so that I can buy another house!”
Richard Atkin, UK
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“Your recommendations are thoroughly researched, they are never mere gambles, and they are usually companies of which I have previously known very little. Since I started taking The Fleet Street Letter at least 75% of my investments have been your recommendations.”
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Fortunately for our readers, the month before we’d given a warning about high share prices...
“Hold some cash and gold,” we said, “we are almost certainly about to see a period of significant correction.” On 10th October, we told readers even more plainly, “time to be out!”
Five days later, the FTSE began one of the biggest declines in recorded stock market history falling 21.7% in just two days.
Our predictions have often shocked our readers, but they have often come true…
We ourselves were shocked when our warnings of a world oil crisis triggered by Islamic fundamentalism – made 18 months before the attacks on the World Trade Centre – came true on 11 September, 2001.
At the time our Editor-in-Chief, William Rees-Mogg, explained that getting access to oil at acceptable prices was the most important issue of national policy for the US.
By early 2003 the US and Britain were securing the oil fields of Iraq. Over the following years we watched as oil doubled and then tripled in value.
Most importantly, we offered ideas and investment strategies to help readers benefit from these events.
Take the Credit Crisis...
You may remember when Gordon Brown stood in front of the press and said no-one could have foreseen the damage reaped by the subprime fallout...
Well our readers did... it was something we’d been warning them about for some time.
Years before the papers even used the term “credit crunch” we highlighted the reckless lending between banks. Our Editor-in-Chief predicted colossal bail-outs... and massive losses for shareholders:
“A bail-out of the banking system, which the authorities will surely attempt in the event of a debt collapse, does not mean a bail-out of bank holding companies or shareholders...
“Depending upon the political climate and administration at the time the music stops, there might even be a de facto nationalisation of major American banks...
“In a time of crisis, the government may be the only entity large enough to save the vulnerable banks.”
True enough, only the US Government was big enough to rescue AIG... as was our government for Northern Rock, HBOS, Lloyds, Bradford & Bingley and RBS.
Of course we take pride in the fact we called these events before anyone else.
Do we claim to get every issue right? No. But we DID see the cracks in the global financial system. And we took these trends seriously when most didn’t.
In fact, we watch all these trends carefully. We try to anticipate them. We try to understand them. And when we get them right – our readers can do very, very well.
This is how we approach all our investment research.
And now you could have our latest predictions in your hands...
You can review The Fleet Street Letter for one month without commitment at the end of this letter.
During that time, we’ll send you our weekly bulletins and twice monthly newsletter packed with our experts’ no-nonsense analysis of world events that could affect you and your family...
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Investing Risk
You see, unlike typical City firms, we don’t publish our research to attract big banking business... nor do we have deals with the companies we recommend.
The only way we stay in business is by offering you our best investment ideas.
The majority of our recommendations will be blue chips shares (the largest shares listed on the London Stock Exchange), some will be ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and some will be investments in larger foreign companies– for example those listed in Europe, the US and Japan.
With all these types of investments your capital is at risk because share prices can go down as well as up.
Some of our recommendations may be denominated in a currency other than sterling – that means that the value of your investments and the return from them may increase or decrease as a result of currency fluctuations. We hope that change will be positive, but you need to be aware that it could go against you.
Very rarely we might tip small company shares. Their price can be more volatile than those of larger companies, and, because there aren’t as many shares being traded, they can be hard to buy or sell.
When you do come to sell, there can be a large difference between the buying and selling price (the bid/offer spread). Investors who want to sell soon after they’ve bought might have to sell at a loss – that might be the case even if the share price hasn’t fallen… or even if it has risen a little.
You’ll need to consider these, and the other risks associated with the recommendations in The Fleet Street Letter, before you make any decision to invest. If you’re not comfortable with those risks, or you can’t afford to lose your capital, you shouldn’t be investing.
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Including political and financial insights and little-known investment opportunities to help protect your wealth and help earn you serious, regular money.
Because the months and years ahead are likely to reveal a whole series of astute, against-the-grain investment opportunities that you could profit from.
Of course, as with any investment opportunity, there’s the chance that you could lose money. You need to take that into account before you make any decision to invest.
You might be aware of the types of risks associated with investing in shares and funds, but if you aren’t I urge you to read the information I’ve set out in the box to the right.
The Fleet Street Letter looks at ways to manage those risks – we’ll be providing you with a number of recommendations, spread across a number of assets and investment classes, to help you diversify your portfolio.
We’ll also be trying to identify market cycles and work out how we can use those to our advantage. That might mean hedging our investments or looking at traditionally defensive investments.
Whatever those opportunities might be, we want you to hear about them before everyone else...
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Remember, you can even paper trade our recommendations, without risking a penny, just to see how they work out!
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Let’s get it straight, in the coming year many investors may suffer the after-effects of global financial meltdown, spiralling private and public debt... But there will be those who have taken steps to prosper as the market gets back on its feet.
I hope you will decide to become one of the savvy few who keep looking for ways to profit, and invest along side us in opportunities which we hope will earn satisfying gains, whatever happens.
I look forward to welcoming you to The Fleet Street Letter.
Yours sincerely,
Theo Casey
Editor,
The Fleet Street Letter
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