I don’t care what economic indicator you are looking at…they all point to deflation.

In the last few weeks I literally traveled around the world; in every country the headlines featured the same story of prices and productivity falling down.

That has been worrying me a great deal all year long. So I went to work to see what deflation means to the stock market. Is it Bullish or Bearish?

Perhaps more importantly what does this foretell for bonds, interest rates and the economy?

After 3 months of study I’m pretty certain I know and will share those views with my research as well as some market forecasts in an upcoming webinar on May 7th.

The webinar will last a little over and hour and of course I will do my best to answer your questions.

To register just go here and we will send a reminder with a join link the day before and day of the webinar
>> www.ireallytrade.com/deflation.html

Hope you see you there,

Larry Williams

PS: Yes, this will be recorded and made available to purchasers until the end of July 2015.

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