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Stay Calm and Do the Math

  • Almost all narratives failing across the board
  • Plandemic: Get rid/control Trump
  • War with Iran
  • Inflation and debt spiral – Keep central banks in the game
  • Extending and replacing the dollar and IOT: the last mile vs. the last inch
  • Introducing life in the invention room: Planet X, and other Bible stories and movie plots
  • U.S. Treasury and pension funds – Is this a “cut and run”?
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  1. What are your suggestions for where we should put our capital if we take it out of the bank? Thanks!

    1. Christina:

      Last night on Money & Markets, I recommend you take a look at a piece I wrote in 2016 – Where to Stash Your Cash https://library.solari.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/Solari_1st_Q_Wrap-56-pages-spreads.pdf

      The one caveat was I noted that IMO to value of the federal credit had deteriorated significantly since 2016. I describe that in Caveat Emptor:

      https://home.solari.com/caveat-emptor-why-investors-need-to-do-due-diligence-on-u-s-treasury-and-related-securities/

      I also get reports that the performance of FDIC is deteriorating. The feds have the power to print whatever they need to deal whatever is going on. The challenge for us then will be the price of good and household goods – and of course things done to assert control – including the possibility of cutting off the Internet, electricity etc. That is why investing in capacity to DIY or provide basic provision is sensible. Bottom line, make sure you are choosing a good bank that is well capitalized.

      1. Catherine, don’t they shoot themselves in the foot if they cut Electricity or the internet? Actually, if you cut electricity you also cut the Internet. But doesn’t that take away their power to spy on us via electronic means? No way people adhere to this social distancing nonsense if we lose our ability to connect on line. And then how will they know what we are all talking about? Food would spoil fast and disease would spread, people would die in hospitals by the millions fast as they depend only on generators. Seems like that would be a true apocalyptic last result scenario. But maybe I’m missing something?

        I suppose we should all be trying to get a generator – but then have to have enough gas to make sure you can run it.
        As a possible scenario, what percentage would you place on this? 5%?

  2. I’d like to share this video coming out of Australia. There is only one issue I have with it and that’s Indonesia is already in lock down, which it isn’t just yet. This Covid-19 madness is truly super dangerous.
    https://youtu.be/CmCRnci7vQo

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