1 Trade Of The Decade How to multiply your money without having to create more money, or work really hard to do it. Critically important The purpose of the following information is to encourage you to treat trading not just as something you’re interested in… but to elevate its status so that it becomes… …as critically important as oxygen, food and water to the quality of your future. 2 Critically important Most everything in a modern economy is based on trading. You trade time for money… then give that money to profit makers. You trade independence for social conditioning… potential for fears… ...inquiry for mass education… happiness for being right… beliefs for wisdom and hard work for desires. 3
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Trade Of The Decade
How to multiply your money without having to create more money, or work really hard to do it.
Critically important
The purpose of the following information is to encourage you to treat trading not just as something you’re interested in… but to
elevate its status so that it becomes…
…as critically important as oxygen, food and water to the quality of your
future.
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Critically important
Most everything in a modern economy is based on trading. You tradetime for money… then give that money to profit makers. You trade
independence for social conditioning… potential for fears…
...inquiry for mass education… happiness for being right… beliefs for
wisdom and hard work for desires.
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Critically important
Most of all, you learn to trade your mind’s freedom for the social engineering of consumption code conditioning.
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Hard
…spending, debt and falling behind are socially engineered conditions.
In the current economic climate, its increasingly difficult to create a surplus of money no matter how hard you try. That’s because
the market is not an even playing field and…
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Status Quo
Figures suggest that in any generation only 3% achieve financial freedom while 97% remain with the status quo in jobs
and lifestyles they don’t like.
They get stuck at a particular level of money and never develop further.
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Success
...you can have more freedom, more time and more money.
That’s why future income security is rapidly becoming the most pressing challenge facing an increasing number of people. When
you learn how to escape this social conditioning…
Inequality
It’s not difficult to see that the gap between the modern day masters and modern day serfs is getting wider… and that the future for most
people is growing inequality… not financial freedom.
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It’s the critical problem leading into the future.
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Before the storm
High unemployment, negative interest rates, new technology and desires for better investment returns are driving increasing numbers
of Baby Boomer’s into the stock market.
Unfortunately, this drive for better yields from stocks and speculative investments
will implode at some point.
Crash is coming
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The sales force lull you into the margin play… Once the market falls, it creates a vicious cycle of calls on margin debt which rapidly forces the
market even lower.
Crash is coming
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Derivatives are now worth more than US$700 trillion. That’s 10 times bigger than the ENTIRE world economy!
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Conclusion: Household net worth as a percent of disposable income will fall back closer to, if not below, trend.’
Dr Dan Thornton, a PhD economist… 33-year career with the St Louis Federal Reserve…Vice President and Economic Adviser.
‘I see no way for the net worth to remain at its current level let alone
increase beyond this level.
Before the storm
Perspective
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Today’s $700 trillion represents more fragility, debt, derivatives, and leverage. The effects of the coming crash will be exponentially multiplied...
Because no country can bailout 10 times the entire world’s economy.
In 2008, the GFC lost over US$60 trillion in wealth but the US Federal Reserve was
able to bail out the system.
Since then, they’ve expanded the money supply by over 300%.
Risk is everywhere
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Social forces
Saving and debt reduction by the world’s largest generation cause economies to shrink. That’s why central banks are trying to get
people to spend through the use of negative interest rates.
Social forces are changing people’s spending habits. The Boomers are now
putting more energy into saving.
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Bank rout
Deutsche Bank
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Bank rout
Royal Bank of Scotland
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Bank rout
Credit Suisse
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Bank rout
Mitsui Bank
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Money leaks value
What you do with money either multiplies its value or leaks its value. In a consumer driven economy, you’re conditioned
to earn… spend… & borrow…
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…for things that leak value instead ofmultiplying and storing value.
When it comes to money, new economic forces are destroying the value of every dollar you earn.
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Destroyed value
Store of value
The more you allow your money to leak its value… the longer you have to work for fewer benefits and the less freedom and
independence you experience.
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Economic forces
The more money they print, the less value your money has. Future income uncertainty is high, and the need for money reskilling is
even higher.
Since 2008, central banks have been printing money like there’s no tomorrow.
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Leaks value
…the more value leaks out of the money you earn.
Money printing destroys exchange value by putting more dollars into circulation. The more this happens…
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Inflation
You need more dollars to buy what you could’ve bought with fewer dollars
only a few years ago.
Inflation pushes prices up each year and you’re tricked into thinking that values also rise… but they rarely do. Inflation increases prices
not values.
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Leaks value
…have to work harder just to stay the same.
Both inflation and money supply (central bank printing) cause money to leak value. This insures the system by ensuring that
modern day serfs…
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Charles Smith developed the Burrito Index. “Since we keep detailed records of expenses, I can track the real-world inflation of the
Burrito Index with great accuracy. The cost of a regular burrito from our…
…local taco truck has gone up from $2.50 in 2001… to $5 in 2010 to
$6.50 in 2016.” Charles Hugh Smith
The Burrito Index
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“That’s a 160% increase since 2001; 15 years in which the official inflation rate reports that what $1 bought in 2001…
…can supposedly be bought with $1.35 today.”
Charles Hugh Smith
PeakProsperity.com
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Has the value of that education increased?
Have business profits, wages and salaries increased by a
similar amount?
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Has the value of rents to you increased or have the
numbers just gone up?
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Has your house doubled in value… or have your dollars halved in value?
Value
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Leaking value
Increasing numbers do not make you rich… but increasing values do. The more you exchange dollars for leaking value…
the more you ensure that...
…you run out of time to experience the freedom you want.
Approximately 80% of an economy is driven by consumer and business spending and only 20% from Government spending.
Economic activity
More than ever, governments need you to spend. And with negative interest rates on the horizon… banks are “encouraging” you to
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“Groomed to becoming consumers, we become unwitting but willing slaves to the
Temple of Global Corporatism...
Consumers
“…an agenda which serves to suppress our true selves, preventing us from realising who we are and from achieving our full potential.”
Ian R Crane
The Consumption Code
Every time you earn money you’re encouraged to spend it into the deep pockets of faceless “profit makers”.
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Spending is what the profit makers need you to do.
Year after year you keep working but you don’t seem to move closer to
freedom.
Golden promise
That’s because a modern economy needs more years of work out of you and more years of spending from you.
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So what can you do?
You can start by multiplying the value your money… instead of allowing banks and profit makers to continually leak its value.
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Potential
It means multiplying the value of the money you already have. This requires time, determination, focus and belief in yourself.
Success in the current economic environment means rethinking
money.
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YOU 2017
You multiply the value of your money
You do nothing
You continue to leak the value of your money
Economy
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Strategies
Increase the value of your discretionary income
Decrease debt Decrease risk
Increase skill
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Success Skills
95% of your success over the coming decade will come from five skills:
Positive attention density
Follow a well thought out plan
Skill yourself in slow and fast mediums
Turn time into your highest resource
Veto all distractions
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Financial freedom
It’s like GOLD rushes of previous generations. Those who acted quickly in the first wave, reaped huge rewards which
came quickly.
Rapid economic change...represents future growth that’s just
getting started.
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Financial freedom
Those who got there late, lost out.
The second wave saw spade and blanket merchants move in and make
their fortunes.
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Financial freedom
Interest is not working, bonds are not working… negative interest is penalising savers… anywhere you look you won’t find traditional
income sources you can rely on.
History is repeating itself… people have to find alternative means of
generating income.
The Enterprise Code
Multiplying the value of your money means acting quickly to reverse the process that’s socially engineered into consumer minds.
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Begin by looking at the spending direction of every dollar you already earn.
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30 day challenge
Anyone can do it and all it takes is discipline, willingnessand determination.
My 30 day challenge is an opportunity to gain new financial results…
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Start
For 30 days… keep an accurate record of every dollar you spend and what you spend it on. Group your spending into categories… food… coffee… lunches… bills… wine… petrol… every dollar.
Start tracking every dollar you spend over the next 30 days.
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Multiply your money
At the end of 30 days, group your spending into discretionary and non-discretionary. The aim is to begin multiplying the value of
money on the discretionary side of the ledger…
…by changing a few of your spending “habits”.
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Repurpose
The question then becomes… how can you “multiply” the value of the money you’re already spending so that it grows
in value not just in numbers?
Let’s say you’re prepared to repurpose $100 of your weekly
discretionary spending.
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30 day challenge
Every week go to the mint, or bullion dealer, or online silver merchant… and purchase 4 basic 1oz silver coins. Current price is
approximately $25/oz AUD... $18/oz USD
Here’s an example. It’s not advice… it’s just an example.
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52 weeks
The silver challenge is a way at gaining new financial results… I hope you’re up for it…
Do this every week for 52 weeks… result = 208ozs silver AUD. result = 305ozs silver USD.
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30 day challenge
What could this value multiply into?
Assuming the price remains stable at $25/oz AUD... $17/oz USD… you
spend $5,200AUD… or $5,185 USD.
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100 years
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Forecasts
2016
2013
2013
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Future gain
Assuming a future price of $100/oz USD… new value is $30,500 USD or just under 600% growth. Current exchange rate in AUD…
new value $41,175.
208ozs silver AUD. 305ozs silver USD.
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Future gain
Assuming a future price of $150/oz USD… new value is $45,750 USD or just over 850% growth. Current exchange rate in AUD…
new value $61,762.
208ozs silver AUD. 305ozs silver USD.
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Gold stocks over 900% so far since Jan 2016
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Future gain
http://fmtadvisory.com/
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Future gain
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Future gain
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Silver to Gold ratio = 9:1
Current Silver to Gold ratio = 71:1
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Bix Weir
Bix Weir offers a list of reasons to switch all your Gold investments into Physical Silver: http://roadtoroota.com/public/136cfm
Based on my mainstream estimates of total above and below ground Silver (17Boz) and Gold (8Boz) the Silver/Gold Ratio should be 2.1-1. With Gold trading at
$1,200/oz Silver should be trading at $577/oz or is 36X undervalued!
Based on estimates of total above ground Silver (5Boz) and Gold (5Boz) the Silver/Gold Ratio should be 1-1. With Gold trading at $1,200/oz Silver should be
trading at $1,200/oz or is 75X undervalued!
Based on estimates of total monetary bullion above ground Silver (1Boz) and Gold (3Boz) the Silver/Gold Ratio should be 1-3. With Gold trading at $1,200/oz Silver
should be trading at $3,600/oz or is 225X undervalued!
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Bix Weir
“Of course all this is predicated on the assumption that gold is fairly valued at $1,200oz today which
almost everyone agrees is a joke.
“Since the USA holds a little over 8,100 tons of gold in reserve it is logical to assume that Gold will back the US dollar when the fiat money system fails.
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Bix Weir
“With the US M2 money supply currently estimated to be in the $10.7 Trillion dollar range, the price of a redeemable gold backed US dollar
would be around $40,000/oz IF…
“…the US stopped printing dollars today.
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Bix Weir
“The $40,000/oz Monetary Gold price would put the value of monetary above ground Silver bullion based on estimates of total monetary bullion
above ground Silver (1Boz) and Gold (3Boz), at...
“…$120,000 per oz of silver!”
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Future gain
$1750 AUD. $1255 USD.
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Multiply your money
Because you would have spent this money anyway. Whatever value you end up with will be hundreds of times more value than
the leaked value of your discretionary spending.
By multiplying the value of the money you already spend… you can have a completely new future with no risk.
