Stansberry Research, Released on 7/20/22
“You need to be protecting your liquidity, everything you need is going up in price,” asserts E.B. Tucker, bestselling author of “Why Gold, Why Now?” and renowned gold expert. He tells our Daniela Cambone there are no attractive trades or areas to store your money as inflationary pressures rage on. Without a strong dollar, “[the Fed] has nothing,” Tucker argues. He says a key pivot point to watch for as we are heading into a huge slowdown in the economy is the Fed will step in and, “rewrite the rules.” “There is a speculative mania playing out for crypto,” Tucker paints a grim picture of bitcoin and other digital asset. He exclaims that the dollar cannot be this strong forever and something will break in markets, “in the next 90 days.” Tucker concludes by warning people that the Fed could be manufacturing the demise of the U.S. dollar in an effort to reshape the global monetary system.
00:00 What does a stronger U.S. dollar mean?
8:24 Has the housing market reached its peak?
10:06 Has the Fed’s plan of propping up the dollar worked?
12:23 Where will “a stronger dollar” scenario go?
14:16 Why don’t we buy euros?
16:35 The advantage of buying T-bills
17:35 BRICS working on new global reserve currency
19:51 Do Americans feel protected because of a stronger dollar?
22:44 Ray Dalio’s 5 key signs of a declining empire
24:00 The outlook for Bitcoin
26:56 Russia uses gas as a weapon
29:05 E.B. Tucker’s health tips
Mr. Tucker is a director of Metalla Royalty and author of “Why Gold, Why Now” in addition to writing The Casey Report, a monthly investment advisory founded by legendary resource speculator Doug Casey. Prior to joining Casey, he served as the analyst and lead analyst on Stansberry’s Investment Advisory and The Bill Bonner Letter respectively. Before joining Stansberry, Mr. Tucker was a founding partner of KSIR Capital Management; an asset management firm focused on precious metal equities. He also co-founded KSIR Capital, a corporate finance advisory firm focused on the precious metals industry. He holds a B.Sc. in Business Administration with a focus in Finance from the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina.