Now you can quickly recover from “The Lost Decade” of investing…

“If Your Stock Portfolio Is Still Reeling From the Horrendous Bear Markets of the Last 10 Years… Not to Worry !

Here’s How You Can Use the Most Misunderstood (And Perhaps the Most Powerful) Investment Vehicle on Wall Street To Protect and Propel Your Wounded Portfolio to New Heights… in Only 5 Minutes (or Less) A Day!”

The January 1, 2000 to December 31, 2009 decade was the most brutal one on record for the U.S. stock market.

The S&P 500 lost an incredible 21.4% for the 10-year period. And it’s the only decade in stock market history showing negative returns for the period.

Yet, there was a certain class of investments where you could have bagged these portfolio-enhancing gains each and every year:

Investment “A” – up 25.73% in 2000.

Investment “B” – up 13.33% in 2001.

Investment “C” – down only 1.67% in 2002.

Investment “D” – up 43.5% in 2003.

Investment “E” – up 75.13% in 2004.

Investment “F” – up 56.01% in 2005.

Investment “G” – up 81% in 2006.

Investment “H” – up 87.1% in 2007.

Investment “I” – up 110.9% in 2008.

Investment “J” – up 142.6% in 2009.

Every $1,000 invested would have returned an amazing $95,181.90 over the 10-year period… by making only one change to your portfolio each year.

This investment instrument is one of the hottest in the market right now (after being a “sleeper” for almost 17 years), and it’s the key to making back all your losses from “The Lost Decade”…

And I’m not talking about risky options trading. These investment powerhouses are akin to mutual funds, but they’re at least 10 times more powerful… and safer too.

Read on to discover the exciting details…

Dear Worried Investor:

It’s now being called “The Lost Decade.”

It was the worst 10-year period in the history of the U.S. stock market, and the only decade showing negative returns.

The venerable S&P 500… often used as a proxy for the market… lost an incredible 21.4%.

Am I talking about the Great Depression years? Times of war or during threats of nuclear disaster?

I’m talking about the decade from January 1, 2000 to December 31, 2009.

During that time, we suffered not one… but two… of the worst bear markets we’ve seen since the Great Depression.

The first one occurred from 2000 – 2002, as the Great Internet Bubble of the 1990’s burst… spilling blood-red ink on thousands of unprepared investors’ portfolios.

And we’re still trying to recover from the second Bear Romp – as the Subprime Mortgage Fiasco and near financial meltdown played out in 2008 and early 2009.

However… you could have done quite well in almost every single year of the “The Lost Decade”… with the type of investment instrument I’m about to reveal.

It is also reasonable to say that no investment product in the last two decades or longer has become so important and useful to the so-called “average” investor.

It’s still largely misunderstood by most investors, so the raw power of this trading instrument goes unused to its full potential.

You’re about to discover everything you need to know about this amazing investment “miracle.” But first, consider this.

Throughout the history of the stock market, numerous studies have shown that you never had to be an astute stock picker to absolutely slay the market averages each year.

All you had to do was to pick the top-performing sector of the market each year. If you got that right, youd be way ahead of the Bill Gates and Warren Buffetts of the world, by a country mile.

However… during most of these time periods… there was just no easy or convenient way to capture and exploit the most powerful, profitable sectors that could have provided those Buffett-beating gains.

But that was then, and this is now.

You May Never Want To Buy Another Stock Or Mutual Fund Again…

The fact is… there are now many ways to capture and exploit the strongest stock market sectors each year, without having to worry about picking the best stock in that sector (instead of the dog).

And the sad truth about mutual funds is that over 75% of the fund managers are not able to beat the market! (While the rest of them basically ARE the market).

So why would you want to pay unnecessary fees to someone who can’t even beat the market? (You might as well buy a market index fund and be done with it).

Not only that, but this powerful investment vehicle will let you “play” just about anything imaginable related to the financial markets … from simple stock sectors, such as Healthcare, Technology, Pharmaceuticals, etc. to such exotic plays like currencies (without using the Forex market), commodities, stocks from just about any country or region of the world, real estate (including betting on the rise or fall of the price of houses)…

You name it, and I’ll bet there’s a way to play it… with this suddenly ultra-popular investment vehicle.

But it gets even better….

You May Even Want To Pray For A Bear Market (Because They Can Make You Very Rich… Very Quickly)…

Until recently, there was no safe and convenient way to play a sharp market downturn, other than to try your hand at the techniques even seasoned professionals have trouble using correctly… like shorting stocks or buying put options.

But the fact of the matter is… if you know what you’re doing, and your timing is right…. you can make a bloody killing in a bear market!

Market downturns usually happen much, much quicker than long-trending bull markets. So you can create wealth in a hurry.

Here’s how it can be done…

First, take a look at Investment “I” in my list above. You could have made 110.9% in 2008 by simply buying and holding the security.

What’s so remarkable about that?

It’s this…

2008 was the worst year for the stock market since 1931, soon after the stock market crash that kicked off the Great Depression!

There were just a handful of the world’s top investors who made even a tiny profit in 2008. And Warren Buffett was not one of them.

So how on God’s Green Earth was an annual return of 110.9% possible?

Simple.

It was done by betting against a sector of the market, in this case, the Semiconductor industry.

And that’s the beauty of this remarkable investment instrument. You can make LOTS of money in both bull and bear markets.

2002 was also a very bad year for the stock market, and you’ll notice that 2002 was the only (slightly) negative year of returns in our list above.

But that’s only because this particular bear market play was not around at that time.

Due to the sharp downturn that year, a gain of over 100% betting on the downside could easily have been possible had this investment instrument been around at the time.

Are you starting to sense the raw power of this incredible financial vehicle?

It’s now time I let you in on the secrets of this amazing money machine…

It’s Perhaps The World’s First Perfect Investment Vehicle… Imagine A Top-Performing, Laser-Focused Mutual Fund That Trades Like A Stock…

It’s one of the fastest-growing areas of the market (yet perhaps the most misunderstood)… bar none.

There were just 30 of these investments available to trade in 2003. As of the end of 2009, the number had exploded to 820 across the world, according to CNBC. In 2009 alone, a total of 134 new investments hit the market.

There are now over 1,000 of them.

What am I talking about?

Exchange-Traded Funds and Exchange-Traded Notes – otherwise known as ETFs and ETNs.

Think of the perfect marriage between mutual funds and stocks… offering the best of both worlds.

Basically, ETFs and ETNs are baskets of assets, bundled together and traded like stocks on the major exchanges. They’re designed to mirror the performance of the underlying asset(s) that they represent – be it an index, country, currency, sector, or industry.

For example, in one transaction (and with just one share) you can buy the entire S&P 500 index… a batch of U.S. government 20-year + bonds… the whole country of Japan… the biotech sector… the top oil stocks… or the 200 most important small-cap companies.

The list seems endless… and continues to grow.

ETFs represent the fastest growing sector of the fund industry with money flooding into the marketplace at full throttle. At the end of 2003, total investor assets in ETFs were $151 billion.

But at the end of 2009, that number had swelled to $785 billion.

A top ETF manager recently told Investor’s Business Daily: “Of the new money coming into our firm, about two-thirds of the equity investments are going into ETFs.”

So why are ETFs so popular? More importantly, how do they work and how can you profit from them?

How To Profit From

The Many Benefits Of ETFs

It could arguably be called the “Perfect Storm” of the financial world…

The unique blend of the “best of the best” stock and mutual fund characteristics (and… more importantly… the resulting benefits) are what make ETFs so popular.

Here are just a few of the portfolio-enhancing benefits of ETFs: