The Wealth Transfer That's Coming

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Dear Fellow American,

On Sunday evening, August 15, 1971, Richard Nixon interrupted regular television programming.

He spoke for 15 minutes. By the time he finished, the gold standard was over. The dollar was no longer backed by anything except the government’s word. And every dollar in every American’s savings account had quietly changed — not in number, but in what it actually meant.

Nixon didn’t ask Congress. He didn’t hold a debate. He exercised a single executive authority — the same authority every president has held since — and by Monday morning the monetary order of the previous 25 years was gone.

“We are all Keynesians now.” — Richard Nixon, August 15, 1971 — the night he abandoned the gold standard

The people who understood what was coming had already moved. In the three years that followed Nixon’s announcement, gold tripled. Over the next decade, it went up twenty times. The people who held physical gold before that broadcast didn’t just protect their savings — they built wealth that lasted generations.

The people who didn’t understand what was happening watched their dollars quietly lose purchasing power year after year. They never got it back.

Here’s what almost no one in the financial press is saying clearly:

What Nixon did in 15 minutes, Trump can undo with a single executive order. And his own advisors are now saying that reversal is coming.

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