How Investors Should Act in War

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October 18, 2023 UNSUBSCRIBE

How Investors Should Act in War Good Morning Reader, Let’s dive into today’s articles… News: Jim Rickards – Is the World Falling Apart? Is the world coming apart at the seams? It would seem so. Of course, there are always wars going on somewhere and hot spots waiting to erupt. That’s the steady state of the world. But some periods are far more dangerous either because the conflicts are more intense, or there are more of them or both. The best analytic approach in such situations is not just to compile a list of conflicts but to consider their interconnectedness and weigh the risks of escalation. Is it just another bad patch like the 1960s with Vietnam, or are we on the brink of something truly catastrophic like World War II? Investors are not mere bystanders in these periods. Fortunes are made or lost by those who correctly see the linkages between disparate crises, and who have the predictive analytic tools to see where it is all leading. ⇒ Read More Here

Recommended Reads: Hamas Invasion To Trigger New Oil Surge? In the early morning of October 7, Palestine launched Operation al-Aqsa Storm, a surprise invasion of Israel which has claimed over 1,200 lives and counting.   Within hours, the entire country was under attack.   In the time since, conflict between Israel and Lebanon has broken out – and there are now fears Iraq and Syria could be planning to get involved in the coming days.   The fact is, the entire Middle East could become destabilized in a matter of days from now.   For you, that could mean surging oil prices, unprecedented market volatility and even the potential for a new global conflict, if the U.S. were to get involved.   Click here for the full story. ⇒ See More Here

Politics: Ray Blanco – AI, Drones, And The History Of Ethical Warfare AI technology is evolving rapidly and tensions between rival nations are escalating even faster. So understandably all eyes are on how AI tech and military tech will intersect. Because once a nation decides to use AI to its full potential on the battlefield, whether we like it or not, the die will be cast. That moment may have already happened… ⇒ Read More Here

Retirement: Sean Ring – The Name's Bond… Treasury Bond I’ve hated treasury bonds for a while. And I don’t think the inflation story is over yet. There’s far too much geopolitical instability, especially in the Middle East, to assume oil prices will moderate. With that said, it’s my job to investigate these things. It may be humbling. It may be confirmatory. So let’s explore why gentlemen prefer bonds again… ⇒ Read More Here

Markets: Chris Campbell – Crypto Caligula: the Fall of FTX According to several reports, FTX still has $3 billion in crypto that it will eventually dump on the market. This, some say, is going to cause crypto to rain blood. Maybe… but probably not… ⇒ Read More Here

America: Emily Clancy – AI Is Ancient History When it comes to the world of finance, AI has been operating in plain sight for many years; one could say it’s ancient history.  And now that publicly traded companies in all sectors have their AI marching orders — “do AI” — it’s going to be difficult for regulators to put a lid on Pandora’s box. This supplier is planning to manufacture what we’re calling “The AI Crown Jewel.” It’s one of the biggest production runs in technology history, and it’s one reason Barron’s says this supplier could see $100 BILLION in sales by 2025. ⇒ Read More Here

That’s all for today, we’ll be back tomorrow with what our editors were looking at this week.  Every Friday we address as many reader emails as we can. You can email us here with any questions or feedback. We look forward to hearing from you! Looking forward to your financial future, The Daily FWD feedback@paradigmpressgroup.com

Recommended Reads: BANNED IN CHINA According to the New York Times… The White House recently declared an “Act Of War” on China. It’s all here… …in U.S. Docket No. 220930-0204: This government document CHOKES OFF China’s access to the world’s most important technology… …and it could have a direct and immediate impact on your wealth. Friend, let me be perfectly clear: The White House BANNED China from securing this devastating technology… But YOU can still potentially make a fortune from it. ⇒ To see how to prepare for this “Act of War” – and the technology behind it -- go here immediately.

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