PIR, Pimpy and Mike Maloney Friday Morning 5-29-2020
Patriot Intel Report
PIR 05 29 20
This is a classic “Black Swan Event” and we are looking for major announcements and major changes and it could happen at any moment. There is a lot going on behind the scenes.
Historical Chinese Bonds are in play and has a very large role in all of this
We are looking at the destruction of the old economic system and the Federal Reserve has been restructured and brought in under the Treasury. It’s the resurrection of true constitutional money…..Asset backed here in the US and globally.
It may surprise us all how it plays out…..the economic reset and debt jubilee……
Vietnam Dong News 05/28/20
Pimpy’s Investment Chat: May 29, 2020
Last month the US bought 3 times its normal purchase in gold. 111 tons of gold….Every month they have been buying gold……..why? What do they know?
Mike Maloney
1929 Vs Now: Are We Headed For The Greatest Depression?
Premiered 22 hours ago
“What’s coming will be the weirdest, most twisted thing you’ve ever seen, something that will be very hard to predict—so the more educated you are on history the better chance you have at surviving it.”
This sobering quote from Mike Maloney highlights why he devotes his new video to the Great Depression… because it can offer valuable insights into what could be ahead for us today.
When Mike wrote his bestselling book Guide to Investing in Gold & Silver, he studied many sources about the Great Depression, but he relied mostly on three books to get a broad view of what happened.
Mike will share those books with you… but as he says, he ended up doing so much research that two-thirds of what he’d written about the Great Depression had to be cut!
Sit back and enjoy Mike reading some excerpts of what was cut from his book, along with some photos and other quotes from that painful era.
Listen to how they sound oh-so-familiar to what is happening today.
The future may be unknown, but the more you study history the more you can be prepared for whatever may come.
Tune in to watch Mike talk about the lessons he learned from studying one of the most painful economic periods in US history.