A crash in global stock markets eminent after the total meltdown of corporate credit markets across the globe – what can you do?
Alex Brown
Aug. 10, 2007

Overnight, things are getting gloomier every minute. Fallout from the intensifying credit crisis stretched from a French bank to the largest home-mortgage lender in the U.S., triggering unusual central-bank interventions and driving the Dow Jones Industrial Average to its second-worst drop this year. But the situation is getting worse every moment.

A financial meltdown will create havocs in the financial system. If credit availability to private individuals and corporations disappear all on a sudden, the economy will get depressed very fast.

What can you do to protect yourself?

First take all your assets and retirement funds out from the stock market and the real estate market. Watch the Federal Government statements. If they provide any hint to bail out the situation, convert your assets from cash to gold. You may not buy gold physically; a commodity broker can help you to buy equivalent future so that it is easier for you to hold the gold.

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