an historical chart pattern?

In the predawn hours of September 17, 1938, at the
Kommunarka firing range near Moscow, a slight, bookish-
looking man was marched out of his cell.

His name was Nicolai — an economist. And as he faced
the firing squad, he was informed that his death had been
personally ordered by the Soviet Union’s supreme leader,
Josef Stalin.

Nicolai’s crime: The discovery of an historical chart pattern
that had accurately predicted the rise and fall of empires
and nations for centuries.

The problem was, his chart pattern also predicted the
death of the Soviet Union. And in 1930s Russia, that
was enough to get you killed.

Today, this obscure economist’s name lives
on as the father of the most effective and
accurate forecasting tool known to science.

It flawlessly predicted America’s post-war boom in the
1950s ... the stagflation of the 1970s ... the Dot-Com
crash of 2000 ... and even the housing bust of 2008.

Now, this remarkable chart has issued its gravest
warning ever: A global economic collapse of Biblical
proportions has begun.

It paints a vivid picture of the terrifying new world now
on the horizon: A world without wealth; a world in
which the savings of billions of human beings have
been instantly wiped away without warning.

And it reveals how you can use this privileged information
to multiply your money many times over — with the
kinds of investments that made one investor $2 billion
richer during the housing bust.

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But please hurry:  Once you read it, you’ll see why I may
not be able to leave it online very long.

Sincerely,