Disturbing Image Just Released, Along With a Warning...

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Date: Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 11:27 PM
Subject: Disturbing Image Just Released, Along With a Warning...

Dear Wall Street Daily Nation, What you're about to read is very time sensitive. In fact, it requires immediate action on your behalf by midnight tonight. The world's top analysts just got an ominous warning... "Watch your backs!" Nothing can be left to chance anymore. Not after what happened to that world-famous bond trader - the one who recently had his personal belongings looted by thieves. By virtue of the incident, insiders are going to extraordinary lengths to protect their information. Any information that makes people rich in a very short period of time... The kind that mints millionaires out of ordinary people, oftentimes overnight... Well... such information simply can't be compromised. No exceptions. In fact, a surveillance camera just captured how serious the situation is... One of the most connected, highly regarded insiders on Wall Street (pictured below) is seen taking dramatic precautions with his best research. My sources have confirmed the following... There was an exchange of moneymaking intelligence between the two men. The intelligence is collectively worth billions. And it's guaranteed to make certain people rich. If you're comfortable with the idea of joining them, all the details are here. But due to incredible demand, you must take action by midnight tonight. No exceptions. Thanks for your time on this urgent matter, Justin Fritz Editor-in-Chief, Wall Street Daily

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Video: Men Take No Chances With New Birth Control Gel

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Date: Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 6:27 PM
Subject: Video: Men Take No Chances With New Birth Control Gel

This Man Is a "Timing Freak." On September 21-22, 2011, Steve Reitmeister of Zacks Investment Research harvested gains just before the market crashed 675 points. Then on December 19, he smelled a bounce and the market jumped 338 points. Again, on May 29, 2012, he sold his long positions just before most investors were hit by a 480-point sledgehammer. One jubilant follower calls him a "timing freak." Today, something big is taking shape. What is Steve's next market call? Find out free. Video: Men Take No Chances With New Birth Control Gel By Wall Street Daily Research We see it all the time in television dramas like "Desperate Housewives" or movies like "Knocked Up." Not taking birth control seriously leads to one thing: surprise pregnancies. And while things end up working out great in the world of fiction and comedy, it's certainly no laughing matter when a birth control flub happens in real life. That's where this new experimental treatment comes in. Scientists in California have developed a new birth control gel that's showing promising results. But unlike most forms of contraceptive, this product is made for men. Essentially, the gel consists of a combination of two hormones: testosterone, which inhibits a man's ability to produce sperm; and Nestorone, which boosts testosterone's effects. Researchers tested the gel on 99 men over a six-month period. Here's how Dr. Christina Wang of the study describes the results... "The study, in effect, showed two things. [The] first thing is that the addition of the Nestorone to the testosterone... made the combination much more effective in the suppression of sperm production than the testosterone [alone]. The second thing we showed is that if we used the two combined gels together... 89% of the men had suppressed sperm, coming to very low levels that may be compatible with contraception." Talk about mass-market appeal. Here's what one guy said when asked about the new birth control's potential: "I'm sure men would want the responsibility in their own hands and not someone else's... which I'm sure hasn't gone right for everybody." Indeed, there's no question that something like this will fly off the shelves - and become part of everyday life - once it gets official. Now, since this is being developed in a lab at UCLA, there's no way to invest at this time. But our analysts are constantly tracking opportunities to profit from similar technologies. That is, innovations with the potential to change our lives for good. Just upgrade your subscription to WSD Insider to find out more. The Next Big Thing... There's a little-known investment that could make you incredibly rich in the year ahead. A small group of everyday Americans have already discovered its power - and the results have been staggering. So what exactly is this investment? How can you take advantage of it to potentially make a small fortune? And why exactly has a world-renowned analyst dubbed it "the next big thing?" Click here for all the answers... The Hidden Factor Leading This "Safe" Asset to Collapse There's a new factor boosting bond prices right now that most investors aren't talking about. Video: The Unusual Anomaly Hiding Inside the Energy Market Check out this brief video edition of Wall Street Daily that breaks down the current action in the natural gas market. China's Latest Buying Spree (It's Big) CNOOC's acquisition of Nexen was huge - but it was only the beginning. 1. Friday Charts: Yup! Mutual Fund Managers Are Still Pitiful... 2. Gold's Sending Us a Clear "Buy" Signal 3. Three More Bullish Real Estate Charts 4. This Contrarian Play is About to Become An Even Bigger Bargain 5. Tim Cook's Rotten Apple Would You Buy a $6,000 Smartphone?

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Fwd: Cover Your Ears First

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Date: Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 11:31 PM
Subject: Cover Your Ears First

Dear Wall Street Daily Nation, I'm privy to a new discovery that 99.99% of Americans don't know exists, yet will soon have inside their homes... In their cars... Embedded in their phones... The sky's the limit. It's called a "sound laser." And it's about to change the world to its core. Here's how it works... If I was a cab driver, and picked you up as my next fare... I could listen to music in my native tongue... I could even crank up the volume... But you wouldn't hear a thing. Nothing! Why? Because I'd make sure that the sound laser wasn't pointed at you. Pretty cool, right? Well, that's just one of the thousands of applications. How convinced am I that this technology is ready to change the world? Enough to send you a certified check in the amount of $2,650. Use the cash however you like. Even apply it toward shares in this discovery. It's entirely up to you. Just click here for the details. Ahead of the tape, Louis Basenese Chief Investment Strategist Wall Street Daily Yes, I'd Like to Accept Louis' Check in the Amount of $2,650

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Fwd: The Hidden Factor Leading This "Safe" Asset to Collapse

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Date: Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 6:13 PM
Subject: The Hidden Factor Leading This "Safe" Asset to Collapse

Doctor reveals secret of how he retired a millionaire in his 40s... Although practicing medicine can be very lucrative, this doctor didn't make his millions treating patients. So how did he do it... and how can you do it, too? Click here to find out. Where in the World is Louis Basenese? It's been an exhilarating week thus far, as I continue product testing a new discovery - one that's just weeks away from changing the way we interact with the world. What's coming is "inevitable" by every definition of the word. In fact, in the weeks ahead, everyone's household in the country will own at least one of these products. For the details, click here. In my absence I asked Wall Street Daily's Senior Analyst, Matthew Weinschenk, to provide a critical update on a trend we first highlighted back on March 28. Enjoy! The Hidden Factor Leading This "Safe" Asset to Collapse By Matthew Weinschenk, Senior Analyst We've written before that U.S. Treasury bonds simply aren't safe anymore. Not because the United States will default, but because scared investors have piled into Treasuries, driving up bond prices dramatically. This can't go on forever, though. The market - and investors' appetite for risk - will eventually return to normal. And at that point, this rampant demand for "safety" that's keeping Treasury bond prices sky high will collapse. As Louis Basenese said back in March, "Once it's clear that the U.S. economy is out of the woods... Treasury bond prices are bound to fall, much harder and much faster." Did anyone listen to us, though? Apparently not... Bonds Continue to Be All the Rage Despite the warning signs, investors seem more addicted to bonds than ever. According to the latest data from Lipper Fund Flows, investors piled $13.4 billion into bond funds in June. Even legendary bond investor, Bill Gross - who was predicting a bond collapse for the past year - has started buying. Plus, the Fed can't stimulate the economy anymore just by lowering interest rates (since it's tough to go lower than 0.15%). So the Fed is also buying bonds to drive down long-term interest. And you can bet this will only pick up if the Fed steps in with another round of quantitative easing. As a result, bond prices continue to surge - which means yields fall. However, don't get caught up in the frenzy. Our original assessment hasn't changed: After the economy recovers, the situation in Europe plays out and the Fed tightens up monetary policy, bond prices will spiral downward. Besides, there's another factor boosting bond prices that most investors aren't talking about - one that's going to disappear in the next few months. And when it happens, look out below... The Treasury's Keeping a Lid on Debt In order to buy some time before our debt levels hit the current ceiling, the Treasury is tapping the brakes on bond sales, which has caused debt to deviate from its upward trend. In other words, the Treasury's kept the supply of bonds depressed over the last four months, boosting prices even more. We may not know exactly when investors will get over their fear of risk and begin selling off bonds, but it's easier to see when the debt ceiling factor will be removed. Even with the Treasury's interference, U.S. debt will likely hit the current limit around the end of this year. At that point, the debt ceiling will be raised, the Treasury will increase the amount of bonds offered and prices will fall. It's that simple. If that coincides with an increase in investor sentiment, Wall Street's favorite "safe" asset is going to take a massive tumble. Or, as Louis said, "Any investors still treating such bonds as a safe investment could be in store for a very nasty - and costly - surprise." Ahead of the tape, Matthew Weinschenk A Rather Peculiar - But Potentially Profitable - Situation If you've ever wondered how the world's elite consistently make money in the markets... while we settle for their scraps. You're not alone. In fact, our top analyst has spent hundreds of hours researching the investing habits of the richest, most successful investors to ever set foot on Wall Street. I think you'll be surprised at what he's uncovered... but I'm also convinced it could make you outrageously rich in the months ahead. The complete report is here. Video: The Unusual Anomaly Hiding Inside the Energy Market Check out this brief video of Wall Street Daily that breaks down the current action in the natural gas market. China's Latest Buying Spree (It's Big) CNOOC's acquisition of Nexen was huge - but it was only the beginning. Friday Briefing: Curing Blindness With a Single Injection A rundown of three of the week's top technology stories, including a radical treatment for blindness. 1. Gold's Sending Us a Clear "Buy" Signal 2. Three More Bullish Real Estate Charts 3. Tim Cook's Rotten Apple 4. This Contrarian Play is About to Become An Even Bigger Bargain 5. BP Earnings Preview: The Clouds Are Finally Beginning to Break Can the Curiosity Rover Sway the 2012 Election?

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