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Nick Hubble here. I noticed you didn’t complete the order process for Jim Rickards’ new book Aftermath: Seven Secrets of Wealth Preservation in the Coming Chaos. If you’re not interested that’s fine. But I just thought I’d double-check that there weren’t any technical gremlins. This is a seminal book for our current uncertain times. And when Jim Rickards offers a warning — and a plan for dealing with it — it often pays to listen. A portfolio manager at the West Shore Group, an adviser on international economics and financial threats to the US Department of Defence and the US intelligence community. And the facilitator of the first financial war game at the Pentagon. Jim Rickards is no ordinary financial newsletter writer. And Strategic Intelligence is no ordinary financial newsletter. This is a perfect time to try it (on a no-obligation 30-day trial basis), and get a hardcopy of Aftermath as a bonus. Last summer Jim was in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, along with a host of monetary elites, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Bretton Woods conference that established the post-WWII international monetary system. But he wasn’t just there to commemorate the past — Jim was there to seek insight into the future of the monetary system. As you now know, Jim and I believe we are heading towards some kind of ‘reset event’. Aftermath (which you can have mailed direct to your door now as a bonus for trying Strategic Intelligence) describes what a new financial system might look like. The winners and the losers. And some strategies ordinary investors can use to survive the transition. Here’s what Jim says of his time at Bretton Woods… ‘One day I was part of a select group in a closed-door “off the record” meeting with top Federal Reserve and European Central Bank (ECB) officials who announced exactly what you can expect with interest rates going forward — and why. ‘They included a senior official from a regional Federal Reserve bank, a senior official from the Fed’s Board of Governors and a member of the ECB’s Board of Governors. ‘Chatham House rules apply, so I can’t reveal the names of anyone present at this particular meeting or quote them directly. ‘But I can discuss the main points. They essentially came out and announced that rates are heading lower, and not by just 25 or 50 basis points. They said they have to cut interest rates by a lot going forward. ‘They didn’t officially announce that interest rates will go negative. But they said that when rates are back to zero, they’ll have to take a hard look at negative rates. ‘Reading between the lines, they will likely resort to negative rates when the time comes.’ All of this can sound dry and a little boring. But, as you’ll see in Aftermath, the groundwork is being laid out for a transition that could be ANYTHING BUT boring. Frightening, maybe, but not boring… The problem, simply put, is debt. Current global debt levels are simply not sustainable. Debt actually is sustainable if the debt is used for projects with positive returns… and economies supporting the debt are growing faster than the debt itself. But, as you’ll see in Aftermath, neither of those conditions applies today. The debt that’s been piling on year after year has not been used for a single productive purpose. Instead it's being used to service benefits, interest and discretionary spending. And it’s a debt pile-on that’s showing no signs of stopping. Aftermath describes what the world might look like during the coming debt crisis… what it might look like AFTERWARDS… and what you can do now to prepare for it. Go here to secure your copy now and we’ll rush it to your door, ASAP. Sincerely, | Nick Hubble, Editor, Strategic Intelligence Australia |
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