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Hooters Closes Dozens Of Underperforming Restaurants
Bidenomics strikes again.
Hooters has announced it has closed dozens of underperforming restaurants in recent weeks.
A spokesperson for Hooters stated, “Like many restaurants under pressure from current market conditions, Hooters has made the difficult decision to close a select number of underperforming stores.”
“We look forward to continuing to serve our guests at home, on the go, and at our restaurants here in the US and around the globe,” added the Hooters spokesperson.
The closings occurred in Florida, Kentucky, Rhode Island, Texas, and Virginia.
END OF AN ERA Hooters appears to be the latest restaurant chain to abruptly close dozens of locations across the U.S., and it’s already affecting patrons in the Tampa Bay area. https://t.co/hhJsnqbu4u
— 10 Tampa Bay (@10TampaBay) June 25, 2024
Hooters is the latest chain to close dozens of locations across the United States, blaming tough economic challenges including rising food and labor costs. https://t.co/0J0B2YbONE
— WSVN 7 News (@wsvn) June 25, 2024
Here’s what CNN reported:
Hooters is the latest chain to close dozens of locations across the United States, blaming tough economic challenges including rising food and labor costs.
“Like many restaurants under pressure from current market conditions, Hooters has made the difficult decision to close a select number of underperforming stores,” a spokesperson told CNN.
The company did not release a list of affected locations or specific number. However, according to local reports, several dozen locations of the wing chain have closed, spanning several states including Florida, Kentucky, Rhode Island, Texas and Virginia. Some of those closed over the weekend, with others shuttering in the past few weeks.
Despite the closures, Hooters said the 41-year-old brand “remains highly resilient and relevant,” pointing toward its new lineup of frozen food sold at grocery stores and new restaurant openings overseas.
“We look forward to continuing to serve our guests at home, on the go and at our restaurants here in the US and around the globe,” the company said.
NEW: Hooters has abruptly closed 40 locations, blaming rising costs of rent and food, like other struggling chains such as Red Lobster Many closures happened over the weekend, while others were in recent weeks. Joe Biden America pic.twitter.com/91kQtpKqeB
— MAGA Elvis (@BenStanton77) June 25, 2024
Per Fox Business:
The Atlanta-based sports bar chain, Hooters, abruptly shuttered dozens of “underperforming” restaurants across the U.S., as it joins a growing list of eateries facing the harsh realities of inflation and changing consumer habits, according to reports.
Nation’s Restaurant News (NRN) reported that word began to spread on Sunday evening that Hooters locations in places like Bryan, Texas; Lakeland, Florida; and Louisville, Kentucky were closing abruptly, with nearly 40 restaurants in the U.S. shutting their doors.
“Like many restaurants under pressure from current market conditions, Hooters has made the difficult decision to close a select number of underperforming stores,” the company reportedly told the publication in a statement on Monday. “Ensuring the well-being of our staff is our priority in these rare instances.”
Hooters did not immediately respond to FOX Business’ request for a statement on the reported closings, specifically in terms of how many stores were closed and why.
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American Retail Giant Announces Over 100 Store Closures
We are currently witnessing the intended effects of Bidenomics.
American department store giant Macy’s has announced the closure of over 100 physical stores amid a turbulent retail environment and crimes like shoplifting.
Macy’s says it will shift its core focus to its luxury brands Bloomingdale’s, and Bluemercury—a classic sign of failure in the mass consumer market.
The idea behind focusing on luxury typically revolves around the belief that the upper classes are more insulated from typical economic downturns.
Selling on volume is an excellent strategy for any business, but not if the costs of doing business far outweigh the revenues.
Macy’s, physical department stores, and big-box retailers spend boatloads of money just to keep their doors open for a shrinking pool of customers.
Online shopping and small, independent, boutique retailers with much less overhead have taken over. Brick-and-mortar retail has an uphill challenge in even the best of economic environments.
This is made even worse in an economy beset by record inflation and the looming threat of a currency collapse via de-dollarization. Here’s the latest on Macy’s and the broader retail collapse:
Macys is closing over 150 stores.
H&M has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Outback Steakhouse is closing 41Restaurants.
Rite Aid is done.
Sidewalk retail is dying.
— Faye Bishop (@MsFayeBishop) February 27, 2024
16% of product was stolen from Macy’s Union Square in 2023, the highest “shrinkage” level of any Macy’s in the US, according to an insider source. (acceptable shrinkage is >1%) so f your head is spinning with all the spin, you’re not alone. pic.twitter.com/L5UOHr8Z1p
— Erica Sandberg 舊金山的神奇女俠 (@EricaJSandberg) February 28, 2024
NBC News reached out to Macy’s corporate spokespeople for comment:
In an email, a Macy’s spokesperson declined to comment about which specific stores are closing.
In a statement obtained by NBC News on Tuesday, San Francisco Mayor London Breed said she had learned that Macy’s 400,000 square-foot flagship location in the city’s Union Square will eventually be part of the closures, though not in the initial round of 50.
Congressman Kevin Kiley remarked: “The collapse of San Francisco continues. Macy’s is closing its flagship location in one of the biggest retail closures ever. This is the “model” that SF politicians Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris want for the whole country.”
The collapse of San Francisco continues. Macy’s is closing its flagship location in one of the biggest retail closures ever.
This is the “model” that SF politicians Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris want for the whole country.
— Kevin Kiley (@KevinKileyCA) February 27, 2024
BIDENOMICS: Macy’s closing 150 stores, H&M filed for bankruptcy, Outback Steakhouse closing 41 locations, and Rite Aid is closing 200 pharmacies. Everything is fine. pic.twitter.com/OFIl5Cgmdh
— @amuse (@amuse) February 28, 2024
CBS News added:
The announcement of the store closures comes after Macy’s last month rejected a $5.8 billion takeover offer from investing firm Arkhouse Management and its partner Brigade Capital Management.
Financial firms have eyed Macy’s partly for its multibillion-dollar real estate portfolio, which some say is undervalued in the stock market.
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Bank of America "Near Insolvent"? Bank Run Possible?
I covered a story last night about the $650 BILLION of "unrealized losses" about to hit the Big Banks in the United States.
Wild story!
I will post that full report below in case you missed it.
But what I really want to focus your attention on is a couple quotes from a Yahoo News article that I featured in that story.
Because it's not getting nearly enough attention....
It's a quote from Larry McDonald saying that Bank of America is INSOLVENT at a 6% Fed Funds rate.
Read that again.
BOA -- INSOLVENT -- in the same sentence!
So, you might be asking, "what is the current Fed Funds Rate"?
It's 5.5%.
Uncomfortably close to INSOLVENT.
Wow.
He was quoted in the article I'll show you below, but he also posted it to Twitter so you can see it right here.
I believe Bank of America is insolvent with a 6% Fed funds rate, leverage explodes. If your core capital is impaired, any losses on tertiary assets (credit cards, commercial real estate, asset backed securities) are exponential painful. https://t.co/Xd76VATiOr
— Lawrence McDonald (@Convertbond) October 10, 2023
More here:
Hollyyyy Fuckkkk is anyone talking about this. Bank Of America May be insolvent. #MOASS #boa #BankofAmerica #insolvent pic.twitter.com/0jC0Q0mM9b
— Nazeem Elkommos (@NazeemElkommos) October 3, 2021
And then of course you have The Simpsons predicting it in advance:
The Simpsons predicted Bank of America running out of money.
All banks are insolvent, which is why you are unable to withdraw all of your money in one day. pic.twitter.com/5xMPs7YT6M
— Shannon Crawford (@shae33172) January 21, 2023
Bank Runs incoming?
BREAKING: There's going to be a #BankRun Many #Banks are gonna start falling rapidly and become insolvent. #CitizensBank in Iowa is insolvent and the dominoes are falling. Even Bank of America #BOA & Wells Fargo #WFC are warning depositors of withdrawal issues plus… pic.twitter.com/jn6pdLEvny
— Richard Barry (@irishchink) November 4, 2023
My original report is below, with much more information.
I recommend you read in full and take action IMMEDIATELY if you have significant funds in a bank.
I have a solution for you farther down below.
BOND MARKET CRASH? "Big Banks Have $650 Billion of Unrealized Losses"
Earlier today I brought you the report that Moody's has DOWNGRADED the USA to a "Negative" outlook.
The United States of America.
Unbelievable.
But we've been warning you as loudly as we can that this was coming!
More on that below in case you missed it.
But that's not all the bad news out today....
No folks, it's starting to look VERY ugly almost everywhere you look.
We just had this happen, FEDWIRE going down, major issues, reports of hacking:
*FED REPORTS 'SERVICE ISSUE' WITH FEDWIRE SECURITIES SERVICE
everyone getting hacked
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) November 10, 2023
It almost feels like they're about ready to shut this current system off and roll us into a new one, doesn't it?
One that uses Gold, Silver and Cryptocurrency?
Hey, what do I know, I could be totally wrong, but sure feels like it to me!
After all, this happened last Friday:
BREAKING: Reports Of Missing Deposits As “Direct Deposit System” Crashes (All Major Banks Affected)
Remember that?
Sure does seem like they love testing these things (or breaking these things) on Fridays, doesn't it?
Things that make you go "hmmmmmm".
But the even bigger story, perhaps, is the impending Bond Market Collapse.
Even if you don't know much about bonds or how they operate, trust me that this is historic, unprecedented, and very, very bad.
Unlike the last time, there are no "bond vigilantes" coming to bail us out.
??BOND MARKET COLLAPSE ??
??CENTRAL BANK COLLAPSE ??
?? WHAT TO KNOW??
What people (investors) need to understand now is, it doesn't matter how much currency a central bank prints (in the form of a bond), the currency, in this case, the U.S. Dollar has no…
— MikeCristo8 (@MikeCristo8) November 10, 2023
For the visual learners:
#US bond market crash, visualized
US bank stocks hitting historic lows against the S&P 500 index due to a bond market collapse.
Moody's estimates that US banks now have $650 b. in unrealized losses on such securities with Bank of America alone dealing with $130 b. pic.twitter.com/x5fVTq6hXf
— @PalasAtenea (@AthenaMia2nd) November 10, 2023
Massive report on Yahoo earlier:
Even Yahoo can't deny it.
Our banking system is broken, and on the verge of collapse. Banks own over half a TRILLION in bonds that have collapsed in value, but YOU (taxpayer) have been put on the hook to ensure bank execs' stock values don't drop. https://t.co/hIIs9rF3tj
— Steve Eitreim (@SteveEitreim) November 7, 2023
From Yahoo News, here's more on the $650 BILLION in pending losses -- gee, you think that's going to cause a problem or anything?
Crashing bond prices sank Silicon Valley Bank in March — and there's reason to believe that what triggered the California lender's collapse may be haunting Wall Street again.
The brutal Treasury-market meltdown has hit some of the largest financial institutions hard, dragging down the share prices of big names such as Bank of America and fueling fears that the turmoil triggered by SVB's bankruptcy may not be over just yet.
Here's everything you need to know about unrealized losses, including why they're dragging on bank stocks and whether they could trigger another financial crisis.
Unrealized losses
Treasury bonds — debt instruments the government issues to fund its spending — have been on a nightmarish run since the onset of the pandemic, with investors fretting about rising interest rates and the long-term viability of the US's massive deficit.
BlackRock's iShares 20+ Year Treasury fund, which tracks longer-duration debt prices, has plunged 48% since April 2020. Meanwhile, 10-year Treasury yields, which move in the opposite direction to prices, recently spiked above 5% for the first time in 16 years.
As a result of that sell-off, some of the US's biggest banks are now sitting on unrealized, or "paper," losses worth hundreds of billions of dollars. That means the value of their bond holdings has plunged, but they've chosen to hold on rather than offload their investments.
Moody's estimated last month that US financial institutions had racked up $650 billion worth of paper losses on their portfolios by September 30 — up 15% from June 30. The ratings agency's data still doesn't account for a hellish October where the longer-term collapse in bond prices spiraled into one of the worst routs in market history.
These "losses" are not the same as debt, however, which describes actual borrowings that need to be repaid.
Bank of America is the big lender worst affected by the crash in bond prices, having disclosed a potential $130 billion hole in its balance sheet last month.
The other "Big Four" banks — Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo — have also racked up unrealized losses in the tens of billions, according to their second- and third-quarter earnings reports.
Another SVB-style crisis?
Silicon Valley Bank failed in March after disclosing a $1.8 billion loss on its own bond portfolio, triggering a run on deposits. Similarly, big banks' huge unrealized losses are also sparking concern among Wall Street doom-mongers.
"'Higher for longer' is absurd baloney," the market vet Larry McDonald said in a post on X Sunday, referring to the Fed signaling it would hold interest rates at about their current level well into 2024 in a bid to kill off inflation. "A 6% + Fed funds and Bank of America is near insolvency."
It's important to remember that BofA's $130 billion losses are still unrealized. Unlike SVB, it isn't officially in the red yet because it has not sold its bond holdings.
The bank's chief financial officer, Alastair Borthwick, shrugged off the market's worries on last month's earnings call, pointing out that most of the bank's fixed-income portfolio was low-risk government bonds it planned to hold until the debt expires.
"All of these are unrealized losses are on government-guaranteed securities," he told reporters. "Because we're holding them to maturity, we will anticipate that we'll have zero losses over time."
There's still a possibility that spooked BofA customers will pull their money en masse, as they did with SVB — but that hasn't happened. In fact, deposits are up after registering about 200,000 new accounts in the third quarter.
Read that last part that I put in bold....
Folks, this is YAHOO NEWS speculating that we may soon see a BANK RUN on Bank of America!
That would be the Black Swan event, no doubt.
Can you imagine what would happen after that?
Very scary.
This all comes on the heels of this report from earlier today:
BREAKING: Moody's Cuts USA Outlook To "Negative"
It seems like every day there is a new breaking story I have to bring you about our economy falling off a cliff....
Of course that should come as no big surprise after the intentional destruction caused by the Biden Regime, but the news that just broke is being described as "dropping a nuke" -- financially speaking.
Top rating agency Moody's just cut the USA outlook.
You might be thinking we went from AAA+ to AAA or something, but no....it's been cut to "NEGATIVE OUTLOOK".
The United States of America!
I told you, they LOVE to drop bombs late in the day on a Friday:
BREAKING: Moody's changes outlook on United States' ratings to Negative
Moody's: Debt affordability in the U.S. to be significantly weakened.
Of-course they waited until after close on Friday, before OpEx week and a government shutdown on Friday to do this
— Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) November 10, 2023
Ohhhh buddy, Black Monday incoming?
JUST IN: Moody's downgrades US credit outlook from stable to negative.
— Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) November 10, 2023
Boom
Moody’s drops a nuke AH.
No one should be surprised.
Cheers to Moody’s for having the guts to do this. pic.twitter.com/xPIYwqmdEp
— QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) November 10, 2023
Here's more from CNBC on this breaking story:
Moody’s Investors Service on Friday lowered its ratings outlook on the United States’ government to negative from stable, pointing to rising risks to the nation’s fiscal strength.
The ratings agency has affirmed the long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings of the U.S. at Aaa.
“In the context of higher interest rates, without effective fiscal policy measures to reduce government spending or increase revenues,” the agency said. “Moody’s expects that the US’ fiscal deficits will remain very large, significantly weakening debt affordability.”
Brinkmanship in Washington has also been a contributing factor, Moody’s said.
“Continued political polarization within US Congress raises the risk that successive governments will not be able to reach consensus on a fiscal plan to slow the decline in debt affordability,” the ratings agency said.
As far as keeping the nation’s ratings at Aaa, Moody’s said that it expects the U.S. to “retain its exceptional economic strength.” “Further positive growth surprises over the medium term could at least slow the deterioration in debt affordability,” the agency said.
“While the statement by Moody’s maintains the United States’ Aaa rating, we disagree with the shift to a negative outlook,” said Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo in a statement. “The American economy remains strong, and Treasury securities are the world’s preeminent safe and liquid asset.”
Moody's was actually the SECOND big ratings agency to cut the USA....
Fitch was first:
U.S. Dollar DOWNGRADED Due To "Governance Deterioration"
Something big happened yesterday and you might have missed it amidst all the Trump Arraignment coverage.
In fact, it was something we've been warning you about for a long time.
Specifically, Bo Polny has been telling you for almost two years now that the Dollar is about to CRASH.
When he first said it people thought he was crazy.
Now?
Now it doesn't look so crazy, not at all.
Especially not in light of what just happened yesterday.
Credit Rating Agency Fitch just DOWNGRADED the U.S. Dollar.
Dollar shaky after US credit rating downgrade https://t.co/du4oaIoooG pic.twitter.com/8Ep3csMcyn
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 2, 2023
And in case your eyes just glazed over a bit because you don't know what all of this means, let me make it very simple for you...
Have you ever bought a car or a house?
What does the bank look at before they give you a loan?
Your Credit Score.
Well, just like you have a Credit Score the United States also has a credit score.
And that Credit Score just went down.
That really shouldn't be any big surprise because this chart (based on 2022 numbers) shows you how the U.S. Government is managing its budget -- as compared to a Family Budget.
So it takes the ratios of the U.S. Government spending and budget and it puts those into how it would look for a family earning the Median Income in the U.S.
The results are stunning:
Would a bank give a loan to someone with these numbers?
No way.
Not in a million years.
So...why do other countries still trust the U.S. Dollar?
Simple, only one reason: "the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government".
In other words, investors and other countries trust that the U.S. Government will always pay its bills -- somehow.
And so far that's true, the U.S. Government has never defaulted.
But the minute that confidence and trust in the U.S. Government goes away?
BOOM -- you'll have an instant and sharp crash of the U.S. Dollar.
And that's why this downgrade is so important.
Because they cite "governance deterioration" as one of the main reasons:
Fitch has downgraded #US #credit rating over fiscal and governance deterioration, dealing a serious blow to US’ global reputation and standing. The downgrade may also be a part of the gradual decline of the US #dollar system, analysts said. https://t.co/hddzja0wF2 pic.twitter.com/aMcGxHswOV
— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) August 2, 2023
Simply put: we now have LESS faith and confidence that the U.S. Government will actually pay its bills in the future because the country is being run so terribly!
Hello Joe Biden!
Kevin O'Leary confirms it's bad -- "There's no way to sugarcoat this."
Interestingly, the U.S. Credit Rating has only been cut one other time in history.
Care to guess when that was?
2011.
When Joe Biden was Vice President and Barack Hussein Obama was busy destroying this country in much the same way that Joe is doing right now.
Reuters has more details:
The dollar rose on Wednesday as investors shrugged off Fitch's U.S. credit rating downgrade while data showing a larger-than-expected increase in private payrolls in July bolstered the greenback as it points to labor market resilience.
Private payrolls rose by 324,000 jobs last month, the ADP National Employment report showed, more than an increase of 189,000 that economists polled by Reuters had forecast.
The U.S. labor market is gradually slowing after the Federal Reserve's hiking of interest rates by 525 basis points since March 2022. But the economy remains strong, as indicated by the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow running estimate of real GDP growth for the third quarter at 3.9%.
"The dollar is likely rising more in response to the economic data that continues to be stronger and therefore the market thinks that the Fed will continue to raise rates," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist for State Street Global Advisors in Boston.
"Those interest rate differentials compared to other countries will continue to expand or be strong," he said. "The dollar is getting a rally, in conjunction with a little bit of flight to safety."
The dollar index , a measure of the U.S. currency against six peers, rose 0.57% to a fresh three-week high. The dollar index has gained 3.0% from a 15-month low on July 18.
Fitch on Tuesday downgraded the United States to AA+ from AAA in a move that drew an angry response from the White House and surprised investors, coming despite the resolution two months ago of a debt ceiling crisis.
So...what happens next?
Bank crashes and "BAIL INS".
That's what I expect to happen.
Ever heard of a "Bail In"?
Let me explain...
SPECIAL ALERT: Here Come Bank "Bail-Ins"!
You've heard of bank bailouts.
We all learned about those back in 2008/09.
And last weekend.
But there's something new they're going to roll out this time around....Bank Bail-INS.
Why bail out a bank with money from Congress if you can just take the money right out of your existing bank account!
Gee, what a novel concept!
In other words, this:
The 2010 Obama-era Dodd-Frank Act, claims to ‘PROTECT’ your money by allowing banks to STEAL it through a process called ‘bank bail-ins'.
Unfortunately, it looks like we might all become EXPERTS on this in the weeks to come. pic.twitter.com/LoiTDRZ9Yy
— Epstein's Sheet. (@meantweeting1) March 11, 2023
That's a funny clip, but this is no laughing matter.
This is very real.
And once again I'm warning you that it's coming before it happens....so maybe you can protect yourself!
It's not just me and my crazy ideas....here is one of the top financial YouTubers, Meet Kevin, talking about it:
And my man, Patrick Bet David too from just a few days ago:
Now check this out....
Video has leaked from closed door Fed meetings where they talk about how they can't possibly warn the public (i.e. we can't tell the public the truth!) because it will lead to mass hysteria.
Stunning.
They won't tell you the truth, but we will.
Watch this:
HOLY CRAP!
FDIC Bankers Discuss ‘Bail-Ins’, Bank Runs & Market Collapse
They're talking about financial crisis and their lack of faith in our banking system and how to keep the public from freaking out.
"I completely agree...you can't tell the public about this, they would… pic.twitter.com/0dSFYQYWVT
— DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) March 19, 2023
More here:
FDIC Bankers Discuss ‘Bail-Ins’, Bank Runs & Market Collapse
They're talking about financial crisis and their lack of faith in our banking system and how to keep the public from freaking out.
"You don't want a huge run on the institutions, and, and they're going to be… () pic.twitter.com/K8yaM8jzta
— Angelus caelis (@caelisangelus) March 11, 2023
Why Bank Bail-Ins will be the new bailouts:
https://twitter.com/VersanAljarrah/status/1616842617026658305
It's coming:
Body Language: FDIC Bank BAIL-INs pic.twitter.com/6IFodaGy5D
— ʙᴏᴍʙᴀʀᴅꜱ (@BombardsBL) December 30, 2022
ChatGPT knows EXACTLY what they are:
Bank bail-ins are a method of resolving a failing bank's financial difficulties by requiring the bank's shareholders and creditors to contribute to the bank's recapitalization, rather than relying solely on taxpayer funds. In a bail-in, the bank's creditors, including bondholders and depositors with balances over a certain threshold, may have a portion of their holdings converted into equity in the bank or written off completely.
This approach is intended to protect taxpayers from having to bail out a failing bank, and instead puts the burden on the bank's investors and creditors to bear the losses. Bail-ins are generally seen as a way to increase the accountability of banks and their investors, and to create incentives for banks to operate more prudently and manage risks more effectively.
Bail-ins have been implemented in various countries as part of financial regulatory reform efforts following the global financial crisis of 2008-2009. The European Union, for example, introduced a bail-in framework in 2014 that requires failing banks to first use their own funds and resources to address their financial difficulties before seeking public support.
Translation of that bold part: say you had $100,000 in a bank account.
One day they just decide a "bail in" is necessary and now you have $50,000. Or $25,000.
But they will thank you for doing your patriotic duty!
Wow, not me folks!
No way.
I'm going Crypto and Gold & Silver.
That's just me, but I like my money where the thieves can't just take it!
Here's more:
Everything you need to know about bank bail-ins. Convenient timing considering what's happening at #Silvergate $SI pic.twitter.com/qrmvfREIDN
— Nobody Special (@JG_Nuke) March 2, 2023
Of course the Government is telling you NOT to withdraw your funds....they're safe!
"Don't withdraw your money from the bank" The countdown to bank bail-ins just began. https://t.co/M4P1co2y9N
— Erik Voorhees (@ErikVoorhees) March 24, 2020
Look, I can't tell you what to do, I'm not a financial advisor.
But me personally?
I have a big chunk of my assets in crypto and another big chunk in precious metals.
I keep as little as possible in the banks.
That's just what helps me sleep best at night.
Here's more on gold:
Here's Why Central Banks Are Buying All the Gold They Can -- And What YOU Can Do!
For the last year, central banks across the globe have been buying up as much gold (and often silver) as they can acquire without raising alarm bells. Now, we see why.
The recent bank runs and ongoing collapse of the U.S. banking system was anticipated by the "elites" and the central bankers who run things behind the scenes. They saw it coming and knew the best way to protect their assets was through physical precious metals.
If you've been waiting for me to bring you a solution about what YOU can do to protect yourself and you're family, I'm happy to introduce you to something I absolutely love!
Precious metals.
I just talked about precious metals this week with Bo Polny and now I'm bringing you a solution that you can utilize right away if you're so inclined...
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Central bankers aren't slowing down. In fact, nations like China and even U.S. states like Tennessee are quickly but quietly buying up gold to back their own treasuries. When the writing on the wall is this clear, it's understandable why these governments are moving quickly to get ahead of any potential economic catastrophes in store.
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Don't wait too long, we might have more bank failures right around the corner.
You know what has NEVER "failed"?
Gold. Precious metals. Indestructible.
There's a reason they call it "God's money".
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