We just saw the stock market go through its worst month of May since 1940. A lot of people are nervous about the market, but I believe now is not the time to sell, but to buy.

We should get a nice rally in June to make June a much better month than May. June is a month to make money.

Yesterday the DOW gapped down almost 300 points right on the open and then came back on the close. Amazingly the S&P 500 actually finished in the green. You could feel the panic on the open and I was a little scared myself.

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Today Dave and I talk about what it is like to visit and live in the Bahamas and other countries. Last year we put on an investment event there with our members and next we plan on doing another one sometime in March-May 2011. It's going to be awesome.

Today Dave Skarica and I discuss gold and the wild gyrations in the stock market. Debt crisis are exploding everywhere to create crisis investment opportunities.

This is now an opportunity to make some money. We talk about that.

We also talk about the United States and the possibility of a big crisis hitting there. And what about Portugal and Spain? Can this crisis spread?

On Thursday we had a wild day in which the DOW fell over 1,000 points for a few moments and then came back before the close. There have been scary headline news with the Greek debt crisis now impacting all global markets and causing big gyrations in stocks and currencies.

Yesterday the DOW fell over 200 points while the Nasdaq gave up over 70 points. Those are big numbers that get people's attention. What is more the ratio of down to up volume on the Nasdaq passed the 9:1 mark, although that did not happen on the NYSE like it did one day last week.

On Tuesday the DOW fell over 200 points as more bad news came out about the Greek debt crisis on lopsided selling volume. Standard and Poors downgraded the debt of Greece and Portugal. There is now talk that the countries may default on their debts.

Before getting to the daily trends and what is likely now to unfold over the next few weeks I think it is important to point out to you that the longer term trend (one year plus+) for the stock market is strengthening. In fact there is no end in sight for this bull market.

I just did a podcast with Dave Skarica. Before we did it I passed him a funny story about SEC staffers doing nothing but watching porn on their computers while the stock market burned.

To read it click here.