Financial Warfare Expert Jim Rickards New Book- The Big Drop

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Get it for free at the Daily Reckoning. Or the PDF is already out there if you know where to look :)

Financial Warfare Expert Jim Rickards' Never-Before-Published Plan to Survive the Imminent Collapse of the International Monetary System.

For years, Australia has sat on the sideline with our own little mining boom chugging along nicely watching rolling financial crises overseas as an observer, rather than a participant.

According to two-time New York Times best-selling author Jim Rickards, on 3 February 2015, that changed.

A Big Drop is coming. Australia is about to play a key role in this Big Drop. And you need to prepare for it.

In the late 90s, after the famous meltdown of the Long Term Capital Management hedge fund, Jim Rickards was the expert the US Federal Reserve turned to, to save the entire financial system from collapse.

Less well known is Jim's extensive work within the government, where he's been an advisor to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence which oversees the NSA, the CIA, and 14 other US intelligence agencies.

In fact, after September 11, he was recruited by the CIA to develop a program to investigate stock market signals that could identify terrorist activities before they occurred (like the bets against airline stocks before 9/11).

Because of his deep knowledge of international banking and the interplay of world currencies, the Pentagon called him when they conducted their first ever financial 'war game'. Jim's role was to advise the intelligence agencies on how America could defend against other countries launching covert financial warfare attacks against the US banking system.

But right now he's predicting an even bigger global financial crisis only this one will smash down on Australia in ways the last one did not

It's rare to get a globally-recognised market guru of Jim Rickards' nature to swoop down and focus on a country and economy like Australia. In his books, conferences and TV appearances he tends to stick to the mega-big picture.

But something has changed in the last few months. Australia has become a key part of that big picture in a way it just wasn't before. It's critical you know what that part is. And that you prepare your investments accordingly, before it's too late.

A secret anti-American dollar strategy which one of the world's shrewdest and richest investors is using right now. The last time the US dollar took a tumble like the one Rickards is expecting, one stock in this strategy soared 1,305%
Jim Rickards' 'Barbell Strategy' for positioning your assets during The Big Drop. It gives you protection at both ends during a global tug-of-war between inflation and deflation.

An 'insurance investment' that could jump as high as 500% if the US Federal Reserve tries to save the system again, like it did in 2008
The one safe haven where elites will hide their money during The Big Drop. When elites and institutional investors see a catastrophe coming, this is the first thing they look to buy
That's just a taste of what you'll find in The Big Drop. And you can have the 304-page book mailed to you now for free in hard copy.

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More pages :p

Read DoM and Currency Wars, both very good books.

Stroctor... You guys have never been not screwed!
 
That's why it's imperative you prepare now. You can't wait until the crisis strikes. A lot of things could cause the next crisis. It could be a failure to deliver physical gold because gold's getting scarce. It could be a Lehman type of collapse of a financial firm or another MF Global. It could be a prominent suicide. It could be a natural disaster. It could be defaults in the junk bond market. It could be a lot of things, but my point is, it doesn't matter. It will be something.

Reads like something you would find on a silver stackers forum
 
"How to grow your wealth during the coming collapse" - Sell books to the fearful and naive Doom & Gloomers
 
Phiber said:
"How to grow your wealth during the coming collapse" - Sell books to the fearful and naive Doom & Gloomers

And if it's free?
 
You have to pay $99 for a 12 month subscription to the daily reckoning + $4.95 postage for the book.The $99 puts me off a bit but its probably good value still maybe.
 
Bullion Baron said:
Having a skim through now and looks like there are only 8 mentions of "Australia" and most are fairly generic inclusions, don't expect a detailed account of what Rickards' thinks is in store for us downunder.
Oh, I was hoping for more Aussie analysis. :(
 
Ive got this one. I'm more interested in reading Vern goodie's book being released online this weekend. He's Aussie.
 
fosinator said:
You have to pay $99 for a 12 month subscription to the daily reckoning + $4.95 postage for the book.The $99 puts me off a bit but its probably good value still maybe.

Free 30 day trial. They took the $4.95 and Ive already cancelled :) Although the subscription is to Rickards newsletter so could be worth it. Haven't missed much by not having it in the last four years so think I'll be fine.

Vern Gowdie... Will look him up.
 
House said:
Get it for free at the Daily Reckoning. Or the PDF is already out there if you know where to look :)

In fact, after September 11, he was recruited by the CIA to develop a program to investigate stock market signals that could identify terrorist activities before they occurred (like the bets against airline stocks before 9/11).

The 9/11 bets against airlines would have been easy to investigate, but it never happened. Why not?
 
willrocks said:
House said:
Get it for free at the Daily Reckoning. Or the PDF is already out there if you know where to look :)

In fact, after September 11, he was recruited by the CIA to develop a program to investigate stock market signals that could identify terrorist activities before they occurred (like the bets against airline stocks before 9/11).

The 9/11 bets against airlines would have been easy to investigate, but it never happened. Why not?
Why not investigate the owner of the towers deciding to change his insurance policy to include terrorism just before 9/11?
 
col0016 said:
willrocks said:
House said:
Get it for free at the Daily Reckoning. Or the PDF is already out there if you know where to look :)

The 9/11 bets against airlines would have been easy to investigate, but it never happened. Why not?
Why not investigate the owner of the towers deciding to change his insurance policy to include terrorism just before 9/11?

Non conspiracy theorist citation?
 
House said:
col0016 said:
willrocks said:
The 9/11 bets against airlines would have been easy to investigate, but it never happened. Why not?
Why not investigate the owner of the towers deciding to change his insurance policy to include terrorism just before 9/11?

Non conspiracy theorist citation?
Here is a CNN article about the insurance court battle http://edition.cnn.com/2004/LAW/04/29/attacks.insurance/index.html?_s=PM:LAW
After leasing the complex, Silverstein negotiated with 24 insurance companies for a maximum coverage of $3.55 billion per catastrophic occurrence. However, the agreements had not been finalized before 9/11.

The trial's central issue was whether a document drafted by Silverstein's insurance broker in June 2001 was in effect at the time of the attacks.
Interesting, if the agreements hadn't been finalised then why did he still get a payout?
 
I can find the pdf of the DoM but not the big drop he+big+drop&aqs=chrome..69i57.10528j0j8&client=ubuntu-browser&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=91&ie=UTF-8#q=james+rickards+the+big+drop+download
Any pointers on where to look?
 
col0016 said:
House said:
col0016 said:
Why not investigate the owner of the towers deciding to change his insurance policy to include terrorism just before 9/11?

Non conspiracy theorist citation?
Here is a CNN article about the insurance court battle http://edition.cnn.com/2004/LAW/04/29/attacks.insurance/index.html?_s=PM:LAW
After leasing the complex, Silverstein negotiated with 24 insurance companies for a maximum coverage of $3.55 billion per catastrophic occurrence. However, the agreements had not been finalized before 9/11.

The trial's central issue was whether a document drafted by Silverstein's insurance broker in June 2001 was in effect at the time of the attacks.
Interesting, if the agreements hadn't been finalised then why did he still get a payout?

Because paperwork covering that kind of policy takes a lot time;
At that time, two dozen insurers had signed binders pledging to provide $3.5 billion in insurance coverage, but had not finished the documents. An ugly dispute developed over which insurance policy was in effect at the time of the attack.

The issue was not that the buildings hadn't been insured, but which policy was in effect: the old one, or the new one which was still being finalized.
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