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The Reckoning Of 2028: Civilization's Ledger Is Bleeding Red
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Read this. It’s important.
It’s not some far off conspiracy, it’s happening Now. The pieces are in place and moving forward.
This is just one of many who have written about it recently. It just happens to be easy to understand.
(She’s an attorney and long time DOD Intel expert)
It’s not some far off conspiracy, it’s happening Now. The pieces are in place and moving forward.
This is just one of many who have written about it recently. It just happens to be easy to understand.
(She’s an attorney and long time DOD Intel expert)
So as I look at our portfolio, I’m focused on trying to figure out the safest way to protect assets in the coming/in-progress planned collapse.
Which asset classes are safest?
ie: which are the hardest for Dear Leader and his bosses to steal/depreciate/confiscate, and which will at minimum slow them down?
Most folks have one or more of these:
Bank CDs
US Treasuries
Bank Brokerage funds
Stonks held in Roth
Stonks/Mutual funds held in Trad IRA’s/401Ks
MM funds held in Roth (Schwab/Fidelity etc)
MM funds held in Traditional IRA’s/401Ks
Fixed short term 5yr Annuities (typically held by and Insurance company - example Athene)
Whole/Universal Life policies with cash value
Bank Checking
Bank Savings
Physical Gold and Silver
Cash buried in the ground
Art/Collectibles
Real Estate
Ammunition/Bourbon
Of course many would say:
Art/Collectibles
Real Estate
But you can’t exactly eat those or buy toilet paper with them unless you find a lender to advance you hard currency in return for using them as collateral, in which case you no longer own them.
Which asset classes are safest?
ie: which are the hardest for Dear Leader and his bosses to steal/depreciate/confiscate, and which will at minimum slow them down?
Most folks have one or more of these:
Bank CDs
US Treasuries
Bank Brokerage funds
Stonks held in Roth
Stonks/Mutual funds held in Trad IRA’s/401Ks
MM funds held in Roth (Schwab/Fidelity etc)
MM funds held in Traditional IRA’s/401Ks
Fixed short term 5yr Annuities (typically held by and Insurance company - example Athene)
Whole/Universal Life policies with cash value
Bank Checking
Bank Savings
Physical Gold and Silver
Cash buried in the ground
Art/Collectibles
Real Estate
Ammunition/Bourbon
Of course many would say:
Art/Collectibles
Real Estate
But you can’t exactly eat those or buy toilet paper with them unless you find a lender to advance you hard currency in return for using them as collateral, in which case you no longer own them.
MikeLud1
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