MooPig's "Overextended Borrowers and Flawed Businesses"

We were able to build real wealth for our members by seeing things as they are... telling it like it is... and investing in straightforward, world-class companies ahead of the masses. Companies like:

Marvel Entertainment (NYSE: MVL) -- A comic book publisher turned motion-picture powerhouse... over 1,563% PROFIT for our group!
Activision Blizzard (Nasdaq: ATVI) -- A video game software super-stock... over 539% GAINS for our group!
Quality Systems (Nasdaq: QSII) -- A company that automates medical records. Our group bought the stock and pocketed a 1,086% PROFIT...
Take a look: A $10,000 investment in Quality Systems in 2003, when Tom recommended it, has grown to more than $118,600! This isn't theoretical; our group is really making these kinds of gains...

"I have made a killing on Quality Systems (100K+). I bought it when Tom first recommended it, and I still love this stock. Without Stock Advisor, I never would've known this stock existed."
-- Mark T., Burr Ridge, IL

-- HOWEVER --

The government would have you believe the mortgage companies you're being forced to invest in (bail out) are being nursed back to health...


But would you believe these companies are actually
being directed by the government to lose money? It's true.

But would you believe these companies are actually being directed by the government to lose money? It's true.

According to The Wall Street Journal, "The loss cap is being lifted because the government has directed both companies to pursue money-losing strategies by modifying mortgages to prevent foreclosures."

In other words, Fannie and Freddie are now designed to lose money, transferring wealth from taxpayers like you and me to overextended borrowers and flawed businesses.

In other words still -- we're being forced (by the government) to invest in companies directed (by the government) to lose money. Can there be anything worse?