Jamie Bush

Europe on the Brink: Spain Edition

12/30/2012

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I expect many of you are hearing about the events in Europe and wondering what the big deal is. There are 2 major events happening in Europe this week, the French and Greek elections. Almost everyone expects the socialist parties to gain major victories after all the rioting over losing welfare programs from austerity measures. If this holds true, it would spell the end of Sarkozy, one of Germany’s last allies. Bailouts are highly unpopular in the German mindset and Merkel already took massive criticism for the earlier bailouts that didn’t include social program reform. If Sarkozy loses, Germany will be alone in the austerity fight. You see, Germany is the only country able to bailout other insolvent countries but is unwilling to do so without imposing severe austerity measures. Socialist leaders will never agree to these terms. This could lead to the worst stalemate ever witnessed as countries like Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal will need bailouts or face defaulting on their debt. Greece has already received 2 bailouts and will still need another one, which only proves the bailouts aren’t working, and Greece isn’t anywhere near the size of Spain or Italy. A bailout for Spain and Italy would be very difficult because of the amount of cash that would be needed. There are many intelligent experts predicting the breakup of the EU in its current form and also defaults by Spain and Italy. I have to admit that I think they’re correct. A default by Spain would be catastrophic and make Lehman look like a summer picnic. That’s the main reason the ECB is throwing everything and the kitchen sink at the default problems and hoping they disappear. I strongly believe that there will be a major event in Europe this year that will have massive repercussions to the global financial markets (yes everywhere). I’m preparing a video for my subscribers that will explain why and how to profit from this. I believe that we could be on the brink of the greatest wealth transfer in history. Many people will lose a lot of money and may not ever recover, but for others who are ready, there will be great opportunities to profit and help others. So far it looks like Spain will be the first to fall but events in Europe are changing by the hour. Winter is coming, make sure you can weather the storm.

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    Jamie has an MBA from Rutgers University and a Professional Certificate in Real Estate Finance, Investment and Development from NYU. He's traded stocks since he was 13 and bought his first property within a year of graduating college. He also flipped properties and got out before the 2008 mortgage meltdown because he was able to see the market turning before it happened. He's started two companies and also has experience in investing in antiques, collectibles, gold, silver and trading futures.

    Visit his site at www.jamiesmoneyadvice.com

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