This 5,000-Year Low Is Ruining Your Retirement By Justin Spittler The global banking system—and your financial future—are at serious risk right now… To understand why, just look at what’s going on with the government’s latest radical policy. Regular Dispatch readers know we’re talking about rock-bottom interest rates. According to MarketWatch, global interest rates are at […]
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The Emperor Has No Clothes By Jeff Thomas Immediately following receipt of the Brexit results, I sought out the reaction of International Man feature writer Jeff Thomas who, as a Briton, has had a more direct connection with the issue. I can’t think of a better person to comment on this historical event. As always,
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How to Protect Yourself from This New “Global Epidemic” By Justin Spittler A new financial “epidemic” has begun… It’s not a stock market crash, an economic depression, or a currency crisis. If you’ve been reading the Dispatch, you know those are very real threats. But what we’re talking about is even more dangerous. And it’s
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How to Make 300% Gains in This Beaten-Up Market By Justin Spittler It’s in its worst economic downturn in nearly a century… Its stock market has plunged 70% since 2010… And its currency has lost 35% of its value over the past two years. For most folks, this sounds like a market to avoid. But
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Many of the World’s Best Investors Made Their Fortunes This Way…And You Can Too By Justin Spittler Editor’s note: Today and tomorrow, we’re stepping away from our usual market commentary to share a very important idea with you… Below, you’ll read our interview with Nick Giambruno, editor of Crisis Investing. In it, Nick breaks down
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These Crisis Markets Are Primed to Deliver Big Gains By Justin Spittler Editor’s note: Today, we’re continuing our conversation with Crisis Investing editor Nick Giambruno. Yesterday, Nick explained the ins and outs of crisis investing…and what he looks for in a good crisis investment. In part two, Nick shares two key markets he’s keeping an
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Foreign Real Estate Is the New Swiss Bank Account By Nick Giambruno Financial privacy is dead. You should assume that, sooner or later, all the details of your financial life will land in a government computer—if they haven’t already—and plan accordingly. A record of pretty much every penny you earn, save and spend is permanently
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A Dangerous Moment for Social Security By Justin Spittler Social Security funds are drying up…will there be any money left when you retire? Social Security is America’s largest federal program. In 2015, it paid out $870 billion to more than 59 million Americans. Most Americans see Social Security as a retirement savings program. During your
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A Huge Change, a Renaissance, and Likely a Boom By Doug Casey Some years ago I came to the conclusion that it would be wise to have a permanent footprint outside the U.S. It was a wise decision from many points of view. Living in more than one country allows you to vastly broaden your
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Debunking Anti-Gold Propaganda By Doug Casey A meme is now circulating that gold is the investment equivalent of a pet rock, and that the smart investor should sell gold, and buy stocks. That’s a ridiculous notion. In fact, if you believe in buying low and selling high, this is the time to buy gold, and
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