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Introduction
“No one knows about a good thing until a good thing is gone.“ ~ Curtis Mayfield, “No One Knows About a Good Thing,” New World Order When you deal with money, you quickly learn that money is never about money. It is about who gets what and whether there is enough to go around. It’s…
Part II: Liberty vs. Tyranny—Ten More Fronts
~ Part II includes our fronts for Investment, Pension, and Sovereign Wealth Funds; Covert Force and Organized Crime; Media and Entertainment (Censorship); Digital Concentration Camps: The “Smart Grid” and Vaccine Passports; Transportation and Travel; Ocean and Skies; Multipolar Turf Wars; Weaponized Migration; Climate Change Op and Energy; and Technology Out of Control. Scroll down below…
Scenario #1: The In Probate Process
The “In Probate” Process[High Mortality – Low Inflation/Shortages] In this scenario, many areas will struggle with high rates of disease and death. This puts an enormous strain on family time and finances, not to mention the personal grief and stress. Because inflation and shortages remain manageable, families and businesses have the ability to cope—but the…
Equities
S&P 500 (SCHX) U.S. Small Caps (SCHA), U.S. Mid Caps (SCHM), U.S. Large Caps (SCHX) U.S. Aerospace & Defense (ITA) Consumer Discretionary (XLY) Consumer Staples (XLP) Industrial Select (XLI) U.S. Financials ETF (IYF) S&P Regional Banking (KRE) Health Care (XLV) U.S. Pharmaceuticals Biotech (IBB) U.S. Home Construction (ITB) U.S. Real Estate (IYR) International Developed (EFA)…
Scenario #1: The In Probate Process
The “In Probate” Process[High Mortality – Low Inflation/Shortages] In this scenario, many areas will struggle with high rates of disease and death. This puts an enormous strain on family time and finances, not to mention the personal grief and stress. Because inflation and shortages remain manageable, families and businesses have the ability to cope—but the…
Scenario #1: The In Probate Process
The “In Probate” Process[High Mortality – Low Inflation/Shortages] In this scenario, many areas will struggle with high rates of disease and death. This puts an enormous strain on family time and finances, not to mention the personal grief and stress. Because inflation and shortages remain manageable, families and businesses have the ability to cope—but the…
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