Why Believe What Martin Hutchinson Says?
Who is Martin Hutchinson?
Martin is one of the few analysts who’s repeatedly been dead-on accurate about what the market was going to do far “ahead of the tape” and his colleagues. For example…
- Back in June 2008 when the market was still making new highs, he predicted the Dow’s 36% crash using a simple, but powerful measurement of money supply. (He was the only analyst to come close to the famed economist Nouriel Roubini.)
- In the gloomy days of October 2008, he said Brazil was the place to put your money… before it bounded up 150%.
- In March 2008, he predicted and explained why “credit default swaps” would cause a disastrous credit crunch long before they tanked the economy.
- As far back as November 2007, he predicted the dollar’s demise (christening it the “Bernanke peso”) before the greenback began its long descent.
And earlier this year, Martin said…
- Commodities were gearing up for a major recovery before they grew an average of 31.7%
- The top 12 US banks were cheap and good value… before they went up an average 80%.
- Gold was ready for a major rebound… before it climbed a staggering 250 points.
And most recently, Martin reminded Money Morning readers he had predicted the Dubai default 16 months ago when he wrote that Dubai’s economy had “a construction bubble worse than the Florida market and a monetary policy looser than Ben Bernanke’s” …and “its return to earth will be painful and probably not long delayed.”
And then the lesson for investors: “Sudden collapses don’t really come out of nowhere – they can be foreseen, and smart investors can plan for them.”
Investors who’ve paid attention to Martin’s forecasts have had the chance to make a pretty penny where others were caught flat-footed.
In fact, Martin has done extremely well himself following his own advice…
In the darkest days of the recent crash, Martin ended 2008 with a fat 49% profit (gains minus losses), while most investors lost half their life’s savings. And this year, of course, he’s cranking out enormous gains for himself.
A nice record, but not surprising. You see…
Money Is Martin’s Life’s Work
Martin has made money his life’s work.
Since his first days as a merchant banker in London, Martin has journeyed to every corner of the globe and closed every kind of bond, currency, and corporate transaction under the sun…filling roles as diverse as…
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Merchant banker for Hill Samuel in London…
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Dealmaker for Citibank’s Western Hemisphere Division…
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Strategic and financial advisor to emerging market companies…
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Principal in a European venture capital firm…
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U.S. advisor to the Governments of Croatia and Macedonia…
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The consummate money professional, Martin has helped investors profit from currency flows, the rise and fall of emerging markets, and the forces that make some global giants and others go bust.
Money-wise, he’s done it all, or nearly so. And because he’s “been there” at street level, Martin has the gut instincts and intellectual framework to “get” what’s happening with a currency, a market, or an industry.
In Macedonia, for example, Martin single-handedly brought the country’s currency back from the dead and restored to its citizens $1 billion in life’s savings that were lost in the break-up of the old Yugoslavia – a real feather in his cap.
Set him down anywhere in the world, and Martin will identify the trustworthy bond…the solid currency…and the company that’s going to pay now and pay forever.
That’s how he collected 49% for himself in the worst market since the 1932 Great Depression while everyone else was losing his shirt.
And that’s how Martin helps hundreds of ordinary individuals every month with his Permanent Wealth Investor service.
