There’s an economic crisis on the horizon. This isn’t your average crisis either, it’s a currency-related plight. One that will affect your job and economic context – but more importantly, one that will decimate your hard-earned cash and savings.

There’s no stopping this currency crisis, we are past the point of no return for that. But if you play it smart, you might be able to walk away unscathed from it – and make a profit as well.

What happens during a currency crisis?

Simply put, your money will lose its purchasing power. It happens slowly at first – and then the loss accelerates. What once was bought with $100 is now bought with $200 and so on.

In this scenario, a lifetime’s worth of savings kept under the mattress will lose its value as time passes, eventually being rendered useless. Your savings won’t be worth the paper they were printed on – unless you know how to diversify your assets the right way.

This isn’t an economic theory that might happen one day – it has happened before, multiple times. There are several examples all over the world. In 2006, different economic problems converged to generate a currency crisis that destroyed multiple economies everywhere, from Brazil to Indonesia. You might think it can only affect third world countries, but you’d be wrong. Iceland, a first world haven, saw how their nation’s currency lost 10% of their value – in two days.

Do you want another example? 10 years before the 2006 crisis, in 1997, the Asian Currency Crash happened. Long story short, everyone holding cash, stocks, and bonds came out on the losing side. Whoever held gold came out winning – as they usually do.

Does gold always win?

Yes. There’s no other way to go around it. Don’t trust my word for it, compare gold prices today with gold prices 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 years ago. Gold always comes up on top. Why? Because they are not making any more of it – unlike the US dollar.

gold can counter the currency crisis

That’s the key: gold cannot be controlled by bankers and politicians. Both love to get their hand on gold and hoard it for themselves, but neither of them can turn on their printers and create more gold. They love to turn on their printers and print US dollars away, though.

Do the same exercise with the U.S. dollar. Check its purchasing power today, and compare it 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 years ago. Rather, check it for inflation, that’s how you see how much purchasing power it loses.

In 20 years, from 2000 to 2020, the U.S. dollar lost 50% of its value due to inflation [1]. Gold, on the other hand, has increased its value more than 500% [2]- on that very same timeframe!

If you had 1000 dollars in 2000 and kept it in your pocket until now, you would’ve lost half of your investment because of inflation – and that’s not in the midst of a currency crisis. A $1000 gold investment in 2000 would be worth 6 times more today.

Why does the U.S. dollar always lose against gold?

It wasn’t always like this. Back in the day, the dollar and gold were allies. Each dollar the Federal Reserve printed was backed by one dollar worth of gold. If the Fed had no more gold, it wasn’t allowed to print any more dollars. That held things inflation-free for a long time. And then, politicians removed the gold standard.

dollars and gold always had a relation

Without the gold standard, the Federal Reserve can print as many dollars as they feel like it – making you lose your savings to inflation as much as they feel like it. The more they print, the more you lose. In Argentina, the government loves to print money to finance its budget. They lose 50% of their currency’s worth – every year! Imagine what would happen if the Fed kicks their printers into overdrive because of this pandemic?

What can you do to protect yourself?

You can stay economically safe through diversification. You can do it for yourself or you can trust professionals who protect families’ assets and savings for a living.

That’s where we come in. At Forex Super King, we are passionate about currency trading. We know how to protect you from the coming currency crisis – because that’s what we do for a living. We have seen time and time again people losing their life’s savings because of a crisis. You don’t need to live through that.

Even if you only have $500, we can show you how to get things going. You’ll learn how to move through the international markets, play their strengths, and keep a safety net invested in gold as well. Profits can go anywhere from 50 to 400 percent.

If this incoming currency crisis worries you, contact us. We are more than happy to help you save your hard-earned money.

Sources:

[1] Based on calculations done on https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/2000?amount=1

[2] Based on historic prices displayed here: https://goldprice.org/spot-gold.html