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Money Watch Investment Company Financial Investment Advisors Work to Make Your Money Grow

Are Your Investments Going Down?

Does the Bear Market Concern You?

Concerns in a Bear Market Depressed Stock Prices Poor Corporate Earnings Low Interest Rates (Bank or Bond Interest)

You Need a Safer Investment in a Bear Market Invest in a Fixed Income Security –Treasury Bonds –Money Market –Certificates of Deposit (CDs)

Money Watch Can Help!

Your Financial Future Is Safe with Us Proven growth track record Steady returns per year for past three years Estate planning Diversified investment planning

Portfolio Management With a minimum of $250,000 invested: –Personal risk analysis –Diversified portfolio strategy –Quarterly account statements

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