Asset protection
With government printing presses running in 5th gear, massive green spending initiatives & monetary policies creating significant risk for fixed income investments… the Commodity Super Cycle presents an exceptional opportunity for investors. Join Andrew Ruhland immediately following the show at 10:05am pacific / 11:05am mountain time as he shares:
- Opportunities created by “Build Back Better,” Money Printing & Infrastructure Spending
- How to carefully invest in emerging opportunities in energy, metals, clean tech, agriculture and nuclear
- How to position income generating assets to benefit from rising interest rates
- How to shift your portfolio to take advantage of inflation
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Joe Biden’s $2.5 trillion plan amounts to a major increase in demand for a number of resources – copper, lithium, aluminum, magnesium etc. And that’s a fact that “Green” proponents hate to hear.
Rising caseloads, increased restrictions and more lockdowns – record deficits – but that didn’t stop our MPs.
Business owners who survived the pandemic have another scourge to contend with – politicians who want a wealth tax to take a chunk of what’s left over.
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Record Government Spending with the Least Amount of Oversight
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 2 April 2021 6:51
Do you think it’s in your best interest to have more scrutiny of how the government spends your tax dollars or less? Because we got less. On MoneyTalks tomorrow we feature the person who can change that.