“Well,” you may say, “this news has been around for so long but the market is still high.  The market will never crash.  I would be learning skills which can never be put into practice.”  Yes, you are partly right; nobody can predict the exact timing for a market crash, not even the great Soros.  Soros correctly predicted the year of the Subprime Crash in 2007, but I believe he would have trouble predicting the month or even the quarter that it will happen.  As mentioned numerous times in my new book Big Money Big Trouble (scheduled to be out in bookstores next week), despite all the warnings months and even years earlier, the Subprime Crash did NOT happen.  Instead, the market went even higher and higher, until it reached an all-time high of 14,000 points in October 2007.  But eventually it DID crash, and when it did, it went all the way down to 6,500 points!

If there is one thing we learn about history, it is that it repeats itself.  Today, nobody is remotely concerned about a crash, and that is precisely why it will happen, as always.  Let me tell you why it will happen (although I cannot tell you exactly when).  The reason is this; none of the problems that caused the previous Subprime Crash have been addressed!