The United States isn't just facing a financial downturn at home, it's creating a net drag on the global economy. 

     And yet experts at the IMF say worldwide growth will still be about 4% this year -- even despite the slowdown in Europe, the subprime mess in the U.S., and the malaise in Japan.

     So where's all that growth coming from?

     It will be fueled entirely by smaller, often overlooked countries like Argentina, Taiwan, Angola, and Poland.  These healthy economies and their peers are solely responsible for making up America's lost ground -- and for staving off a global recession.

     This free report shows you how you can insulate your assets from the U.S. financial crisis... and how you can put your dollars to work for you in a select group of healthy economies that are growing up to 42 times faster than the United States.

     Plus -- many of the companies in these countries have an additional advantage: They pay extraordinarily high dividends.  In this report you'll learn about a security that's paying a 17.3% yield -- more than five times the U.S. average, but with none of its problems.