Latest Issue of Money and Markets Says U.S. Debts Getting Worse, Discusses What the Fed Has in Store

Larry Edelson takes a closer look at the debt the U.S. is facing and the possible steps of action the Fed could take. In this issue of Money and Markets, Mr. Edelson examines the falling dollar and advises on how to prevent further losses for investors.

Jupiter, Fla. (PRWEB) November 10, 2007 -- Larry Edelson takes a closer look at the debt the U.S. is facing and the possible steps of action the Fed could take. In this issue of Money and Markets, Mr. Edelson examines the falling dollar and advises on how to prevent further losses for investors.

Ultimately the Fed will have to supply hundreds of billions of dollars to the U.S. economy to help it get over the real estate and mortgage crisis. The pyramid of bad debts piling up in this country from a variety of sources will force the Fed to continually pump billions upon billions of dollars into the economy. This is the only action the Fed can take in this kind of an environment: Deflate the value of the dollar and thereby inflate asset prices.

On Wednesday, it plunged to the never-before-seen level of 75.08. The dollar has been declining more rapidly than 4% a year. And the value of bonds will fall as the dollar sinks and much more in the principal value of bonds could be lost.

To prevent future losses Larry Edelson recommends to:

1.   Select foreign currencies, which are rising in value against the dollar and can provide a nice return.
2.   Select foreign stock markets, especially those that are rich in natural resources and where billions of new consumers are driving their economies upward.
3.   Select natural resource companies that control in-demand commodities, the very same commodities that are also rising in value as the dollar plunges.

"Never forget that three billion new consumers in Asia are entering the modern world and buying all sorts of products that are made from these scarce natural resources. Remember that many of these very same commodities that are priced in dollars are being systematically devalued. Combined, these two forces are creating some of the greatest profit opportunities," Mr. Edelson states.

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About LARRY EDELSON & MONEY AND MARKETS

With nearly three decades of experience in precious metals and natural resources markets, Larry Edelson has played a pivotal role in training Weiss Research staff and in guiding Weiss Research's customers to prudent investments in the sector.

His Real Wealth Report, Gold Trader Hotline and Energy Options Alert provide a continuing education on natural resource investments, with recommendations aiming for both profit and risk management. His team of technical analysts helps enhance the timing of investment recommendations with the aim of continually improving the performance results for investors.

Mr. Edelson is also a regular contributor to the daily e-letter, Money and Markets. Recognized as an expert in precious metals and natural resources, he is often called upon by the media for his investing views. Mr. Edelson has been featured on Bloomberg, Reuters, and CNBC as well as The New York Times, New York Sun, and Marketwatch.com

Mr. Edelson holds a B.A. degree from Columbia University.

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