"Three popular investments on the verge of collapse…"
Dear Buzzhairs Buzzhairs,
I'm worried for you.
You've seen the news, you've read the papers... you've witnessed the biggest financial unravelling in Europe since World War II.
You may think your money is safe. That you're in the clear.
But nothing could be further from the truth. I believe the worst is to come.
Nothing has changed - the eurozone is still on a knife edge...
Greece is still mired in financial chaos, expected to default on its debts, still penniless... still on the brink of outright disaster...
Spain is overrun with unemployment and civil unrest, its banks reportedly on the verge of insolvency...
Italy, Portugal, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Greece are all in recession.
Cyprus' financial system has collapsed - with banks planning to withhold up to 40% of deposits.
And Britain's debt stands at a record £1.2 trillion!
For anyone who thinks the storm has passed, think again. The longer this goes on, like a bomb with the fuse lit, the more dangerous it becomes.
Everything is NOT okay.
Right now I am in charge of more than £1bn in client capital. My main objective is to keep that money safe.
I have won an award for my ability to protect wealth in a crisis. And make no mistake – this crisis will turn ugly. I think, very soon.
There are three very popular assets that I believe are on the verge of collapse.
I can say with some confidence that you most likely hold one, two – even all three of these assets right now.
You should really find out what they are.
Click here to listen to the full story – or press the PLAY button below.
 Tim Price: "Three popular assets on the verge of collapse."
I strongly recommend you take a few minutes to see this video now – it could save you a huge amount of heartache – and money – down the line.
Best Wishes,
Tim Price
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