Dear Reader,

The signs are everywhere.

From the petrol pump to the supermarket, the cost of everyday life is skyrocketing at a pace not seen in decades.

For many Australians, it’s annoying and more than a little concerning. But for those who understand the significance of these price hikes, it suggests something much more sinister.

The last time we saw stubbornly high inflation...rising interest rates...and a housing market soaring out of control…was the early 1970s.

What followed turned into a nightmare for many investors.

Stocks careered into their worst bear market since the 1930s.

The housing market crashed and didn’t recover for 14 years.

17% inflation ripped through cash savings...

Australia became mired in low growth and, eventually, stagnation.

The similarities between today’s economy and that of the early 1970s are too striking to ignore — and the implications are troubling, to say the least.

Go here and see for yourself.

As the global economy gets sucked into a time warp, even the most cautious among us are feeling a sense of unease. Stocks...super...house prices...they’re all in the firing line.

But there are several things you can do to stop this horrifying thought becoming a reality for you.

Learn more here:

Return to the ‘Decade of Decimation’

Sincerely,

James Woodburn,
Publisher, Fat Tail Daily