The Problem With Our Money
We continue to experience major challenges in the United States, yet too many people have ignored the obvious driver of what pains us.
Dear Fellow Traveler:
Seventeen years ago, I began an academic and equity market career that took me to Johns Hopkins (2011), Purdue (2013), Indiana (2016), and Harvard for the summer of 2018.
What had started as a deep dive into the 2008 Financial Crisis evolved into a life’s work on global markets, equity momentum, and market anomalies.
As I studied these markets and societal issues, I employed a method called “Root Cause” analysis to identify how and why things are the way they are.
I’ve sought answers to questions like…
Why are so many Americans defaulting on their student loans?
Why can only half of Americans afford to buy a house?
How is it possible that the Top 1% captured 63% of all new wealth AFTER Covid?
Why does the Federal Reserve bail out foreign banks before America takes care of its citizens?
And many more… that have kept me up at night
Well, all roads lead back to the same problem… to the same date in American history.
As you’ll find, practically no one is talking about this story right now because it seems too complex.
However, I’ve simplified it for anyone who wants to understand what’s happened.
What’s more, so long as the U.S. dollar maintains its current global role, we’ll see more deficits, more bailouts for Wall Street, greater unaffordability for younger generations, and a greater threat of unrest (and more central planning).
Unless The Curse I’ve outlined is broken.
I’m going to ask you to watch a presentation I put together on the U.S. dollar.
It has pieced together five decades of politics that haven’t benefited 99% of Americans—but more importantly, what you can do about it.
You should know that this is also a pitch and an endorsement of a portfolio strategy that I believe people should adopt today as markets reset.
I felt it was best to be transparent about this because I value your time. But I wouldn’t share it or endorse it unless I were 100% behind this story—and the solutions.
What you’ll find in this investigation is that a single event altered our national consciousness.
And the more you pull the thread… the faster you see it’s not just about inequality…
It’s about who has taken away opportunities for you to build and preserve wealth.
I think you’ll find this as shocking as I did when I first started working on this project.
Best of all, I’ll show you how people should prepare for the future, especially as the problems with our dollar accelerate.
Then, you can access my comprehensive special report on the dollar, along with the monthly research I consider the gold standard of our industry, all for a tremendous value.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch it.
Stay positive.
Garrett Baldwin
Nice presentation, mulling over the subscription. Now, fiat money, is created through debt issuance, my understanding is that this NEEDS to continue for our economies not to collapse. So, effectively, the higher the rate of interest, the more money needs to be created, the more the debasement. In Europe, this monetary expansion is mainly created by the government sector as it taxes the private because it has no incentive to invest and dampens interest rates through it's central bank. I understand how America doesn't want to turn into Europe, but I don't fully understand the global $ in relation to it's durability in the absence of global US goods/ technology flows. I guess in this scenario it is surpassed by the CNY along with political influence over trading partners.....