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Trump doesn't posture. He plays for position.

He strikes first with monster tariffs. Then he’ll pause them, flip them, or double down again.

To the media, it looks chaotic. But to anyone who read The Art of the Deal, it’s pure Trump.

Launch with a brutal swing. Find the cracks, and force leverage. 

It’s jarring enough to make China roll over.

But he knew what that kind of move signals. 

And he must have known it would startle Americans.

So if you’ve spent your life saving in dollars? That’s not noise. That’s what some might call a flashing red warning light.

But Trump’s not leaving you to fend for yourself…

He sent a clear message:

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…and Trump’s warning could trigger
its biggest comeback yet.

The Perfect Economic Seatbelt

So the first question is…

If you were to create your own "perfect economic seatbelt," what would it look like?

• Maybe it would need crisis protection. Something that holds up in a trade war, cold war… or worse.

• It could possibly hold value even if the dollar crashes.

• You’d want it to keep pace with inflation, so groceries, gas, and housing don’t slip out of reach.

• It should move separately from stocks, so when Wall Street drops, you don’t go down with it.

• It would need to be valuable anywhere in the world — whether you’re in Alaska, Costa Rica, or the frozen tundra of Sweden.

• It would need to hold steady in recession, and still be standing if we hit deflation.

• Plus it would need to last, so it's something you could hand off to your heirs if you choose.

Stocks?

Great! Unless the market panics, possibly freezes trades, and slices 30% off your nest egg overnight. Try buying groceries with a margin call.

Bonds?

Bonds are considered safe, but inflation can eat away their value. Even if your bond payout is predictable, it buys less over time — so it still feels like losing.

Real Estate?

Plenty of paper equity… but can you break off a bathroom tile to pay the power bill? Liquidity matters more than square footage when the fridge is empty and the bills are due.

Cash?

Looks pretty sitting in your wallet. Until inflation melts it like a chocolate bar in your pocket.

Bitcoin?

Maybe it’s the rail ‑system of the future… or maybe tomorrow’s train wreck. Volatile, untested, and could be just “one tweet away” from a 50% divot. If you like whiplash, go ahead.

Each has its place.

But none seem to do the ONE thing that matters most:

It Must Keep You Retired

Because when you tear away the headlines, the charts and graphs, and go back to basics...

Remember 1970?

Back then, you could get a house for $18 grand. Read that again — you could’ve bought a house for $18,000 cash! 

Now let's say you had 18 grand…

But instead of buying a house, let's assume you took that $18K and converted it to gold.

It was about $36/ounce back then, so you'd end up with around 500 gold coins, right?

Now let's hang onto those coins. Not a long time, about 10 years.

This will explain everything...

How do you plan for the unknown? Plus we're supposed to plan our retirement around inflation…

And we're supposed to assume 2.5% inflation per year. 

At that rate, prices should increase about 13% every five years.

But from 2020-2025? Inflation jumped almost 24%.

What if that happens again?

How are you supposed to account for that?

And You Can't Believe Your Own Eyes!

You double check the math, but it’s completely true:

A house won't cost you $47,000.

It won't even cost you those 500 gold coins.

Because in 1980, the price of gold shot up to over $600.

That means it'll only cost you 77 gold coins to buy that house.

That's like buying a house for $2,800 in 1970!

But That’s Where This Gets Exciting

Because in 1970, a gold coin could buy you a decent haul of groceries. 

$36 in cash back then.

In 2025? That same gold coin could buy you 10 hauls of groceries!

But Does That Really Mean “Gold is Perfect?”

Short answer? No

But consider the realities:

It has crisis protection…

It helps hold value when the dollar declines:

Because gold can buy more today than it did 50 years ago, while the dollar can't.

It keeps up with inflation:

Since you can buy more groceries, gas, and housing than you could 50 years ago, while the dollar can't.

It's not tied to the stock market:

It would need to move separately from stocks, so if Wall Street hits the iceberg, gold helps keep you from sinking with the ship.

It has value almost everywhere in the world:

In fact, almost every central bank from almost every major country owns thousands of tons of gold because it's so valuable.

It's hyperinflation-resistant:

While it hasn't happened in the United States, we've seen Zimbabwe, Venezuela, and German currencies fail, while gold increased in value.

And you can pass it down to your heirs:

A "heavy in your hand" pile of gold coins feels like a ton of lead. And when you set it down on the hardwood table, you can't deny the hearty "kaTHUNK" sound it makes.

So it's one of the most unique ways to pass down wealth to your future generations.

But That Doesn’t Make It Perfect

You’ve heard it all: Gold’s either a hero… or a zero.  

Doesn’t pay dividends. Doesn’t earn interest. No coupons, just shiny metal. Plus, over the last century? Stocks outperformed gold.

But what happens when you decide to retire in 2006… 

Just a couple years away from one of the worst financial crises of our generation?

Suddenly, the decision isn’t so simple.

During 2007–2009, stocks dropped to a low of 57%. 

A $500,000 nest egg flopped down to $215,000. 

But that same $500,000 in gold would’ve surged to $1.1 million by 2011…

While your nest egg would have still only recovered to about $430,000. 

Not bad for a “useless” hunk of metal.

But let’s look longer term, say 25 years — 2000 to 2025?

The S&P 500 climbed 495%.

So even with the dot-com bubble, the housing market crash, and the covid crash…

Your $500K sitting in an IRA would’ve ratcheted up to $3 million. 

But as for gold?

It catapulted past the S&P 500, for a supercharged 1,089% return.

That $500K in your IRA?

Would now be clocking over $5.96 million and some change.

Impressive, sure... 

But that's not the point.

Because gold isn’t meant to be a growth rocket. 

It’s just money.

The way it was meant to be.

Like a time capsule for your purchasing power, gold helps lock in what your money buys today, tomorrow, and every decade after.

But with all the price fluctuations of gold, one has to ask…

What If We’ve Been Wrong This Whole Time?

If a gold coin could buy you the same thing in 1970, as it could today...

Then what if it’s not the price of gold that’s moving…

It’s the price of everything else around it that moves.

When prices climb, one gold coin still covers groceries, fuel, even housing — often more than it did ten, twenty, fifty years ago.

Gold stays level; purchasing power stays intact.

If your aim is to stay retired, think of gold as a defense, not speculation.

Here’s What Comes Next

Getting gold opens the door to a new set of questions:

Now there’s one more we haven’t mentioned yet, but even that list sounds impossible…

But it’s not, exactly. So before we reach for the buckle… let’s Consider the options.

Fast-forward to 1980. Maybe you started a family, so now it's time to buy that house.

But there's a problem...

Now you’re looking at a $47,000 Mortgage!

It looks like we made a huge mistake — We should've bought the house when we could, right? We could have saved almost $30,000 on the deal!

WRONG.

You go back to your gold coins. All 500 are still sitting there, untouched.

You look up the price of gold, you do the math...

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So you buy the new house, and you still have 423 gold coins left over.

But let's say over the years, you use some of those coins to pay for some things...

A new car, a boat, a college education (before they got too expensive)...

So now you only have about 100 coins left, give or take a dozen.

But you haven't really touched them, since you already saved for retirement. This is just extra, right?

Well you look up the recent price of gold...

And you'll see your 100 coins are now worth over three hundred grand.

Now that’s measured in today’s inflated dollars…

But let's keep going...

Because in 1970, you could grab a new Ford Torino GT for about 100 gold coins, or $4 thousand bucks.

But in 2025, that same $4K cash might get you a clapped-out PT Cruiser with 200,000 miles on the clock. 

Yet if you hung onto those 100 gold coins?

It could get you a nice new Shelby Mustang. The Super Snake.

...plus a new Lincoln Navigator, towing a nice boat, with enough left to pay for gas. For all three.

And remember how cheap gas was in 1970?

A gallon cost 36 cents. You could fill up for a few bucks.

And a gold coin in 1970 would get you 100 gallons! $36 bucks worth of gas.

That’s about 2-year’s worth of fill-ups!

Yet $36 today barely fills a tank.

But a gold coin in 2025 could get you almost a THOUSAND gallons of gas.

1970

1 gold coin

=

100 gallons of gas

2025

1 gold coin

=

1,000 gallons of gas

And if you don’t have a pile of cash sitting around, how much gold can you even buy?

Here’s what most people don’t realize:

There’s a little-known, IRS-approved option that could help you protect and preserve retirement assets inside your 401(k), IRA, TSP — almost anything you’ve got saved.

This free guide (which comes highly recommended) walks you through not just how to buy gold or silver...

…but how to think about buying gold and silver.

For thousands of Americans getting gold could possibly be the best decision they ever make. 

But ultimately, the choice is yours. 

Yet at the very least, you should be educated. 

This is the exact guide you need. 

Get it now.

• What kind should you get?
• How do you get the best price?
• Where do you store it?

The Perfect Economic Seatbelt

Stocks?

Great! Unless the market panics, possibly freezes trades, and slices 30% off your nest egg overnight. Try buying groceries with a margin call.

Bonds?

Bonds are considered safe, but inflation can eat away their value. Even if your bond payout is predictable, it buys less over time — so it still feels like losing.

Real Estate?

Plenty of paper equity… but can you break off a bathroom tile to pay the power bill? Liquidity matters more than square footage when the fridge is empty and the bills are due.

Cash?

Looks pretty sitting in your wallet. Until inflation melts it like a chocolate bar in your pocket.

Bitcoin?

Maybe it’s the rail ‑system of the future… or maybe tomorrow’s train wreck. Volatile, untested, and could be just “one tweet away” from a 50% divot. If you like whiplash, go ahead.

Each has its place.

But none seem to do the ONE thing that matters most:

It Must Keep You Retired

This will explain everything...

And You Can't Believe Your Own Eyes!

But That’s Where This Gets Exciting

But Does That Really Mean “Gold is Perfect?”

But That Doesn’t Make It Perfect

What If We’ve Been Wrong This Whole Time?

Here’s What Comes Next

But before we go further, let’s get one thing straight.

If you were going to help protect your savings, while riding out the tariff trade war…

Then you would need…

“Everyone needs to buckle up.”

100 gallons of gas