Has your financial advisor been telling you recently that "the U.S. dollar is set for a historic collapse"? The reality is that as economic growth rates outside the U.S. show progressive disappointment, the much-maligned U.S. dollar is in the early months of a major rally which began on March 16, 2008. This crucial uptrend will likely continue and soon accelerate for the remainder of 2008 and into the early months of 2009. Even more importantly, emerging-market currencies including the Indian rupee, the Korean won, and the South African rand have recently slumped to multi-year lows. The critical implications of this information on everything from commodities to equities is discussed in detail in the daily updates of True Contrarian.

Do you keep hearing commodity analysts on cable TV scream about a "massive commodities breakout" each time that commodities are set for a sharp decline? Do you wonder why they keep promoting commodity funds at each intermediate-term top, while saying nothing at all at each bottom when there are truly fabulous profits to be made in this sector? The reality is that most commodity analysts are really commodity fund promoters. The honest ones know that it is much better to buy at a bottom, but they believe that the public will only be interested when something is setting a new multi-decade high and the media is screaming about "getting in before it's too late." So they go ahead and hawk their wares at all peaks even though they know that many naive investors will jump in when the sector is hot, only to jump out several months later in a panic after they have lost a third or more of their money. The dishonest analysts will actually sell their own holdings at the same time that they are promoting them. The simple fact is that if you buy gold whenever the media is screaming most loudly about how it will soon be at $2000 an ounce, or crude oil when you hear about $200 per barrel being imminent, or if you buy wheat or soybeans when you hear constantly about how you shouldn't miss out on the fabulous profits to be made in the "ags", then you will repeatedly lose 30%-50% of your money. True Contrarian subscribers learn a simple rule for identifying important bottoms for commodities and their shares, and which commodity-related funds provide the best potential rewards with the lowest expenses.

Were you convinced in June 2006, June 2007, and again in June 2008 (must be something in the blooming roses) that U.S. interest rates were going to "keep moving higher for the rest of the year and beyond"? So was practically everyone else. If you had been receiving the daily updates from True Contrarian, you would have taken advantage of these profitable opportunities to buy undervalued long-dated U.S. Treasury funds at important lows on all three occasions and sold them later on, making double-digit profits with very limited downside and no state or local taxes on the dividends.

Have you noticed that no one is talking any more about the Presidential cycle for global equity indices? This cycle has not failed since the U.S. Civil War which ended in 1865, and this is not likely to be the first time. If you don't understand the dangerous implications of the wild speculation in emerging markets around the world in 2007 and early 2008, and you are not positioned for a major worldwide equity correction over the next several months of 2008, then you're going to receive a nasty surprise in your portfolio instead of a handsome windfall.

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