The waves of mortgage defaults that pushed the banking system to near-collapse and triggered stock market freefalls in 2008 may be receding, but the debt crisis is hardly over. The global debt problem and possible sovereign debt defaults are gaining headlines, with Greece as the poster "bad boy." In the U.S., the rising national debt to record levels, massive government budget deficits and the overloaded household balance sheets are poised to re-ignite the worst financial debacle since the 1929 Depression, raising the specter of Japan-like lost decades.

The next bubble is brewing.

Intelligent investors can't just mourn the death of easy profits and the losses to their life savings: what they need now are sound strategies that preserve their capital and profit in markets of shrinking economic opportunities. In Market Upside Down, Dr. Vinh Q. Tran presents indispensable strategies for building wealth and preserving capital against market declines. With Tran's deep market knowledge and seasoned experience, investors will find just the right tools for navigating the upside down markets.