Dear Reader,

My name is Martin Hutchinson, and I’m about to show you how my “Wall Street Lie Detector” could help you triple, quadruple, even quintuple your investment income…

… in the next few days.

I’ll also show how you could get paid a nice pot of cash (even several thousand dollars) as a “down payment” on your new, higher income stream.

I explain how in my report on my “Wall Street Lie Detector.”

Don’t Get Fooled Again

You already know “the story”…

• MF Global “misplaces” $633 million in customers’ money…

• Goldman Sachs sells customers’ “garbage” and bets against them…

• Bernanke devalues your money to keep the bankers rolling in it…

Wall Street gets obscenely rich making a fool out of you…

Perhaps you’ve read about how Citigroup drew investors into a billion-dollar mortgage securities fund in which they’d bet against the securities they sold to customers.

Sure enough, Citigroup made $160 million… as investors lost $700 million.

It remains to be seen whether Citigroup will be forced to pay back what they took.

And let’s not forget how Wall Street executives have been getting million-dollar bonuses ever since we bailed them out.

The point of all this is simply to take your money and put it in their pockets.

You know all this, but what you may not know is how easy it is to avoid it and make buckets of money. That’s why I’m writing you today…

How They Lure You In…

A study by a noted Ph.D. business professor from the Wharton School shows how Wall Street sucks investors in with their lies…

Every time Wall Street dangles the “the newest cure for cancer,” or “the next Google,” or the-fill-in-the-blank in front of you… 99% of all investors fall for it. Hard.

But enthusiasm is so great, most investors pay way too much.

“Our fixation on growth is a snare, enticing us to place our assets in what we think will be the next big thing. Invariably [we] pay too high a price for a piece of the action.”

“The individual investor… inevitably loses out.”

The winners are the CEOs, venture capitalists, and bankers who already have their shares and sell us shares after the price is already too high.

And if you decide to resist temptation and “sit it out”… watch out.

The market makers will force the market higher, past the shorts, until you can’t bear to stay on the sidelines a minute longer.

And you – and many other investors – will jump in to ride the “good news.”

Then, on cue, they’ll bring the hammer down and crush your position.

(This is what happened in the housing “boom” and the $15 billion short. Billions for them; bailouts for them; underwater mortgages for the rest of us.)

The point of this charade is to lure you in… then force you to dump your hard-bought shares into their hands at absurdly low prices.

Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

Occasionally, they let you win – for a while – but that’s only to keep you playing. Keep you hoping “next time will be different.” But it never is, because this is the game.

It’s a show… designed to lure you in… and take your money.

And Wall Street’s biggest lie is that you have no choice but to play this game. Or settle for a paltry income of 1% or 2% a year in bonds or dividend stocks.

How My “Wall Street Lie Detector” Works

But the truth is, you DO have a choice – a very profitable one – as I’m about to show you.

You see, I’ve watched this Charlie Brown and Lucy routine for years now.

People pay way too much for stocks they’re led to believe will make them rich. Then they watch in horror as their “fortunes” go up in smoke when prices tank.

But as a former banker, I know when assets are overpriced or a good buy.

This is what drove me to develop my “Wall Street Lie Detector” after the last meltdown.

I wanted to give people a different and much safer way to become wealthy.

• Avoid the traps Wall Street lays for you…

• See through the lies…

• And the chance to make buckets of money with a certainty you may not think possible.

In fact, in just a few moments, I’m going to show how you could triple, quadruple, even quintuple your investment income.

My “Wall Street Lie Detector” is based on a principle so simple you might be tempted to dismiss it as too simple…

Cash can’t lie.

I know, Wall Street’s lies can be complicated, filled with complex derivatives, many players, and mountains of incomprehensible language.

But you don’t need to bother with any of this to cut through the lies.

All you have to ask is: Who’s getting paid?

Are shareholders getting paid the lion’s share of profits? Or is cash being siphoned off to pad salaries, boost bonuses, or fund half-baked acquisitions and other loony projects?

(It might surprise you to learn that most companies return only a small fraction of their profits to their owners – regular investors who own the shares.)

Cash is the ultimate lie detector and truth teller.

If investors had followed the cash instead of Wall Street’s fantasies in 1996, 2000 and 2007, they’d be a lot richer now.

A CEO can fake or fudge annual reports, balance sheets, sales reports, and conference calls a million different ways. He can sweet-talk analysts ’til the cows come home.

But a company can’t fake cash – it either has the money to pay dividends or it doesn’t.

In fact, long before the SEC, CFTC or any stock market regulations came into existence, “stock operators” used cash dividends as a sure-fire way to become extremely rich.

If a company wasn’t paying cash dividends, the savvy operator smelled a rat. Either the firm was going under, or management was wasting profits on hair-brained schemes.

But if it was paying big dividends like clockwork, the operator knew the company was healthy and well-managed and went “all in” to scoop up the profit as fast as possible.

My “Wall Street Lie Detector” works the same way…

Up to Six Times More Income… Immediately

Let me take you back to April 2009 to show you what I mean…

It was just after the market had hit its deepest bottom since the Great Depression.

The landscape was littered with the remains of Wall Street’s lies. Investors had lost 50% of their wealth. Their financial lives were in ruins. They were extremely risk-averse.

And yet people knew they had to do something to rebuild their lives.

My “Wall Street Lie Detector” zeroed in on 7 companies paying investors boatloads of cash, far more money than the average “dividend stock” was paying.

I called them “the magnificent seven.”

And they were magnificent for good reason…

• All seven paid a majority of their profits to investors…
• All seven were earning plenty to cover the cash they were paying out…
• All seven had no reason to stop paying out big money to investors…
• All seven were off the mainstream’s radar with huge upside potential…
• All seven were very good buys…

Here’s what they were paying…

• 7.28% a year
• 9.21% a year
• 10.95% a year
• 18.36% a year
• 17.20% a year
• 7.53% a year
• 15% a year

Average: 12% a year

I showed my readers how these seven cash-payers could increase their income on average by 4 times… immediately.

If they were making a paltry 1% to 3% with Treasuries, bonds, CDs, money markets, or ordinary dividend stocks… they could jump their income to 12% on average with these magnificent seven cash payers.

• So, someone making just $3,000 a year on his money could start making $12,000 a year immediately (assuming $100,000 in capital).

And he could shoot his income up to 18.36% by choosing the highest payer among the seven. This was 6 times more than most people were getting. And would bring in an income of $18,000 a year.