Why Your Most Significant Money Is Yet to Come

Published: Thu, 08/03/23

The global economy has faced heightened volatility this year as countries around the world continue shifting away from the U.S. dollar in an effort to unseat the dollar as king of global currencies. Today, Daniela Cambone sits down with precious metals expert David Morgan, who contends that the de-dollarization trend could result in a seismic market shift as countries around the world continue exploring ways to complete transactions. He says, "At the end of all great inflations, the free market comes to the fore and starts finding ways to mitigate the problem... There are countries that are banning together because they've had enough of the U.S dollar. So, it's all shaping up to the fact that we're near the endgame."

David remains skeptical about how folks will respond to the Federal Reserve launching central bank digital currencies ("CBDCs") amid today's uncertain market. He encourages investors to explore safe-haven assets in order to protect their portfolios as the banking crisis drags on. "It's far from over. You might want to think about mitigating the issue by getting into an asset class or making some move that could protect you. If this thing falls rapidly, then it's very difficult to mitigate the problem," he concludes.

n alarming trend of increasing bank failures has been observed recently, leading to predictions that this could escalate into an international financial crisis. With five major bank failures already occurring this year, including that of Credit Suisse, one of the world's largest banks, it is evident that the situation is becoming more critical. JP Morgan's acquisition of First Republic Bank further exemplifies this trend leaving people like us to wonder if our paper money is safe.

This ongoing financial crisis is distinct from the 2008 global financial crisis, as the problems now arise from different sources. The real estate market is going to significantly impacte this crisis, with property values potentially declining by more than half. This situation will likely lead to further economic instability and difficulties for both banks and individual property owners.

The Federal Reserve has played a significant role in bank consolidation, as the number of banks in the United States has dramatically decreased since its inception. As a result, big banks are expected to continue absorbing smaller banks, with any losses being passed on to consumers, while any profits will go to individuals like Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan.

Economic stimulus plans, easy-money policies, and other government spending amounting to tens of trillions of dollars are establishing new currency levels and unmanageable amounts of debt around the world. This is not sustainable.

Until now, we've never seen anything quite like this. Every currency will depreciate in value over time, and every economy will experience high levels of inflation.

There isn't a market where investors may find safety other than in gold and other tangible assets.

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Sincerely,

David Morgan
Founder, TheMorganReport.com

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