Sell your ETFs and mutual funds before global depression crashes equities and commodities markets
John Abelson
Jan. 21, 2008

The economy is experiencing commodity hyperinflation and severe depression. But the hyperinflation in commodities may not survive for long. According to some quantitative and analytical estimates the bubble in commodities can burst very soon. The real estate, equities and commodities can be in free fall bear market modes for more than five to seven years.

During this time 50 to70% of the retirement assets will be lost. It is time to seel your ETFs and mutual funds and park the cash in US Tbills (not bank CDs).

The commodity hyperinflation caused the global depression. The debt markets gave in because of the high oil and other commodity prices. The resulting depression on the other hand will burst the bubble in commodities. The commodities are about to enter a long term bear market while the dollar stays afloat but still very weak.

The ETFs can be very confusing. A serious redemption on EFT funds can create free fall in equities and commodities. The same is true for hedge funds, private equity funds, index funds and mutual funds. You do want to be invested when these big players stampede to sell. They may not pick the phone and may turn their Internet servers off. During 1987 crash many equity brokers refused to pick up the phone.

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