INSIDE THIS ISSUE
From Editor Steven Longenecker
Former Goldman Sachs derivatives trader Dr. David Eifrig explains how interest rates really affect your investments... and why the Fed rate increase this week is essentially meaningless... While 25-year industry veteran Dr. Steve Sjuggerud explains why this stock bull market could be your LAST – and how to play it. (If you’re invested in stocks, this will both be a comfort... and a warning.) Julian Assange , one of the most controversial figures you can bring up in polite conversa- tion, shares important insight about the “War of Leaks” in DC... Whether you support his exposure of state secrets or believe he’s endan- gered U.S. lives, he’s worth listening to. And nationally syndicated talk radio program host Buck Sexton has advice for President Trump on the Beltway brawl to come – wading through a siege of journalists, embittered Hillary voters, and self-inflicted wounds. As a former CIA officer, Buck doesn’t pull any punches... and he doesn’t advise the President to, either. We hope you enjoy the issue. We enjoyed
In our inaugural issue of American Consequences , you’ll hear from editor in chief P.J. O’Rourke as he points his finger at one of the biggest absurdities in the world today – the power of the Federal Reserve... And he wonders, what if he could have his own personal Central Bank? And he deciphers a speech from the Federal Reserve – putting into plain words the true intentions of the Fed. Like this definition for “forecaster”: somebody who’s not only wrong, but gets paid for it . Bill Bonner , the founder of our nation’s largest underground news network, explains how money has changed dramatically in recent years – and why there’s only ONE currency that will truly protect your savings going forward. You’ll understand why Porter Stansberry has called Bill one of the great minds in America today. As for Porter, a financial analyst who has been labeled “remarkably prescient” by Barron’s magazine, he’s introducing the “Escher Economy”... It’s all about how today’s risk-free money policies are warping capital markets, making them look like one of M.C. Escher’s most famous. There is no up . There is no down . And how, as a result, investors may not be able to find safety in the next crisis.
putting it together. Until next month, Steven Longenecker Editor, American Consequences
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