Dear Reader,

It’s 1971.

The Vietnam War is raging. The Apollo 14 mission has just landed on the moon. And the world is on the brink of great economic change.

Fast forward to today, and the headlines are uncannily similar.

A devastating war in Europe, a new space race heating up, and an economy that seems to be teetering on the edge of a precipice.

The parallels are impossible to ignore.

But what do they mean for your financial future?

Well, we’ve been looking into it. And what we’ve uncovered is... worrying, to say the least.

Long story short, the economic conditions that preceded the meltdown in the 1970s are aligning once again.

And if you were around back then, you’ll know that it was quite the meltdown.

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.

Financially speaking, the 70s was the worst decade of the last 50 years. Maybe since the end of The Second World War. Many Australian investors and savers watched helplessly while their wealth was eaten alive in front of them.

It was horrible.

But it could be about to get worse — maybe much worse...

In our new report, we explain how the economic storm brewing right now could make the 1970s look like a gentle breeze by comparison.

But while the outlook may seem bleak, there is hope for those who are willing to take prompt action.

We’ve identified a handful of investments that could help you not only survive what’s coming, but emerge on the other side with your wealth intact — and even growing.

Find out more here

Sincerely,

James Woodburn,
Publisher, Fat Tail Daily