Global crisis and your vulnerable future

To vastly overgeneralize things, we spend our lives doing 1 of 2 things at a time: Trying to do something that we enjoy now and trying to make the future better.

I’m not sure which comes first – it’s a real chicken or the egg argument. But there’s no denying that a huge portion of your life is all about preparing yourself in a way that will hopefully get you into a good school, and then land you a good job, and then earn you a big promotion, and then give you the retirement it’s all been for.

Well, we’re now in the midst of a situation that could have a truly profound impact on your future. I’m talking about money changing hands like it never has before. And I’m afraid that being on the losing end will have dire consequences.

Acknowledging a global crisis is just the beginning, and your family’s future is hanging in the balance…

Lately I’ve been stopping myself to consider whether or not I’m being overly dramatic. I think that’s a sign in its own right that we’re entering an increasingly vital time in the world.

Europe, China, Japan, even here at home in the U.S. – there are dangerous economic conditions virtually everywhere you look. I’ll skip the specifics on these places today, but I’ve covered them in some detail in the past and will likely do so in the near future as well.

The point is that the global economy is vulnerable.

And that means that your future is vulnerable as well. As you may have learned in the past from experience, life can change in a flash.

It’s seeing that flash coming that makes rich men rich and poor men poor in many cases.

But I’m certainly not saying it’s an easy thing to do. It’s not. But it’s also far from impossible, too.

Brexit

As you very well know by now, the UK voted to leave the European Union. It was a surprising decision for many, and the market has taken massive hits in the past couple of trading days, but all of us here at Wall Street Informer and those of you on our recommendation services actually profited from it (a lot from being in gold and silver, which we actually recommended to ALL Wall Street Informer members)…

It’s not because we could see the future or knew the UK would leave. It’s because we prepared as best we could for the potential outcomes.

But for most people it’s not as simple as getting one situation correct. It’s about constantly preparing yourself over and over for the this situation, then the next one, and the next…

And with global crisis standing right outside our door, every situation will be more important than the last.

Complacency is not an option if you want to provide your family with the future you deserve…