Congress quietly passes plan for huge Dollar overhaul
Stansberry Research

Dear Reader,

Congress just passed a new resolution that could have major consequences for you and your money.

Officials at the highest level of government have been secretly meeting about this change for months now…

The SEC, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the U.S. Department of Commerce—even the Treasury’s Office of the Controller of the Currency have held private meetings about it.

And just last year, Fed Chairman Janet Yellen held a three-day, closed-door meeting about this change at Fed Headquarters… with the heads of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and over 90 central bankers from around the world.

And it’s not just the government getting ready…

The biggest companies in America are spending billions to get ahead of this massive overhaul of the Dollar, too.

Companies like Apple, Google, Amazon, Walmart, and Verizon.

And the nation’s largest banks and financial institutions, too: Bank of America… J.P. Morgan Chase… Citibank… Wells Fargo… Visa… Nasdaq… Fidelity Investments… and American Express.

All signs point to 2017 as the year that this historic change starts to take place.

Wall Street legend Dr. David Eifrig Jr. says there’s one critical step every American should take to get ready for this massive overhaul before it happens.

And if you act now, he thinks you could make a fortune as this historic change rolls out. Simply click here to see what he’s recommending.

Sincerely,

Adam J. Wiederman
Stansberry Research

P.S. One of Wall St.’s most powerful firms—which oversees $1.5 quadrillion in trades—just shocked the financial world by announcing that they’re all-in on this change. Find out more here.  


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