Former White House Advisor: "This Gov’t Program is Minting Fortunes"

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Former White House Advisor: "This Gov't Program is Minting Fortunes"

Dear Reader,

I just sat down with Jim Rickards…

Over the past 50 years, he has advised four U.S. Presidents.

And he's made a string of strange and seemingly impossible predictions, many of which have proven correct.

Few believed him back in 2008 when he warned of a looming stock market crash. But that's precisely what happened. Stocks cratered 53%.

Then in 2016, he said Trump would become our next President. At the time, polls gave him a 1 or 2% chance. But again, he was right.

Then came 2020…

We all know what happened that year. But few people saw it coming. And hardly anyone listened when he warned of the coming pandemic and lockdowns.

Today he's back with a new call… and it's causing a stir on Wall Street.

According to Rickards, "The U.S. government has embarked on its first-ever stock buying spree… which has already sent the shares of a few companies soaring."

He's right. The government recently took a stake in a handful of companies… which soared as high as 50% to 250% overnight.

The question is – why is this happening and how can investors profit?

Rickards told me what we've seen so far is just the beginning.

And if his research proves correct, investors who understand what's happening and take action could see massive gains.

We recently flew Rickards out to our studio for a sit-down interview. And you're not going to believe what's really happening in Washington. We caught everything on tape and you can watch along, free of charge, here.

Regards,

Aaron Gentzler
VP of Research, Paradigm Press

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