Why would the media ban the expert with the world's leading track record in his collapse?
Answer: to ensure that the media's sponsors (the financial industry) takes your money by interviewing extremists and other with poor track records. The media has brainwashed most people to think those they position as experts are in fact credible experts, when the facts tell a different story.
In order to illustrate this, Mr. Stathis is now offering a $100,000 reward (raised from the initial $10,000, then $50,000) to the first person who can identify anyone who has matched his record on the economic collapse, from October 2006 (the release of America's Financial Apocalypse) to December 2009).
Mr. Stathis has specifically allocated $100,000 held at JP Morgan Chase (drawing very little interest) in an account specifically held for the purpose of awarding this amount to the first person who can demonstrate that there is at least one personn who can match (not beat, MATCH) his track record in the collapse.
Wanna try Jim Rogers? Good luck. Ask Jim himself and even he won't be able to talk his way out this one.
What about Peter Schiff? He doesn't come remotely close.
Nouriel Roubini? He's much worse.
Faber? Even worse.
The following link represents a partial account of Stathis' track record:
http://www.avaresearch.com/article_details-341.html
We know for a fact there is no one with a track record even remotely close to his, and could easily set the reward at $1,000,000 or $20,000,000, but we wanted to keep the reward at $100,000 to convince you we are serious about this offer.
If we do not receive any challenges, we will continue to raise the reward higher.
You must show the following:
- Breadth and comprehensiveness of the track record, from real estate forecasts, stock selection, and market forecasts.
- Timeliness and Accuracy. The forecasts will be scored for when they were given. Forecasts that were many years too soon or were not specific are of less validity.
The evidence must come at least partly in the form of a professional publication, such as a book, research paper or report, and/or televised broadcasts. But you must review ALL materials and broadcasts of your candidate so as to determine the accuracy rate.
Any candidate you submit must have professional experience and/or expertise in economics and the financial industry.
Blogs are not acceptable due to the possibility of altering content and the fact that there is usually very little backing as well as the fact that blog posts often cover the full gamet of possibilities throughout time.
You must include the entire track record in all forms from the candidate in question so as to avoid cherry-picking forecasts.
The forecasts will be compared to Mr. Stathis' track record as published in his books America's Financial Apocalypse and Cashing in on the Real Estate Bubble, as well as his online posts.
If there is a candidate that has demonstrated a record remotely close to that of Stathis, we will then compare his track record from the AVA Investment Analytic newsletters, but not until then since we hold this material as trade secret available only for our subscribers.
Before you waste any time, you are advised to familiarize yourself with Stathis' track record. Then you will see there is no one in the world who can match his forecasts and insights.
Why not email or snail mail this reward announcement to the media since they seem to think they have identified the leading experts?
I'd say some of them could use the money since they are likely to lose their job due to the financial problems facing the industry. Perhaps if the media focused more on delivering insights from unbiased experts with solid track records instead of serving the interests of their financial sponsors, the industry might actually be in better shape.
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