The Election That Just Won’t End

By Jim Rickards, Nomi Prins and Dan AmossPosted November 25, 2020

In this month’s Strategic Intelligence issue, Jim reviews the 2020 election process and details all the possible outcomes that investors should be aware of heading in the Electoral College vote. He discusses his predictive model and what went right (and wrong) and shows you how to protect your wealth as well as prosper, Including a potential 150% gain winner. Also, Nomi discusses trends in key economic areas and reveals five top indicators to look out for as well as a neglected tech stock recommendation for a potential 50% profit.

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James G. Rickards is the editor of Strategic Intelligence, Crash Speculator, Gold Speculator and Tactical Currency Profits. An Ex-CIA insider, he is also an American lawyer, economist, government advisor and investment banker with 40 years of experience working in capital markets on Wall Street. He was the principal negotiator of the...

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China is confronting the wrong problem… copy this Russian move for 80% gains… the #1 secret to trading central banks’ rigged markets… and more!

The Economic Consequences Of The War

By Jim Rickards and Dan AmossPosted March 4, 2022

In the March Strategic Intelligence issue, Jim gives a critical briefing on how the Russia-Ukraine war will impact markets in the long-term regardless of the specific political or military outcome. He details the positions of Ukraine and Russia as commodity suppliers and key links in global supply chains and assesses the impact on the global economy now that these links in the chain have been broken. Jim also offers investment opportunities emerging from the chaos. Also, Dan recommends a well-managed American fertilizer company with 40% upside from current prices over the coming months.

Supply Chain Chaos: What Investors Can Expect (Part 2)

By Jim Rickards and Dan AmossPosted December 28, 2021

In our first Strategic Intelligence issue of 2022, Jim continues with part two of our exclusive series on the supply chain breakdown. He looks at possible solutions with different techniques that can be used and what to expect going forward as this crisis continues. Jim also provides analysis on what investors should expect in 2022 and the future winners and losers in a revamped complex supply chain as economies deal with a global fiasco of this magnitude. Also, Dan recommends an undiscovered gem in the oil and gas industry as a recent merger will benefit shareholders with the potential to return 50-100% by late 2022.

Hyperinflation: It Can (Still) Happen Here

By Jim RickardsPosted December 18, 2014

How hyperinflation can (still) happen in the U.S…. an exclusive half-hour video debriefing that will help you sleep better knowing your portfolio is safe… how to get paid 2.6% for owning “hyperinflation insurance”… lessons from the 1922 German hyperinflation… and more!

My 2016 Forecast

By Jim RickardsPosted October 19, 2015

My 2016 forecast… New players at the Fed… We are not robots… and More!

A Trip Around The World To Prepare For A Global Synchronized Slowdown

By Jim Rickards and Dan AmossPosted June 28, 2022

In the July Strategic Intelligence issue, Jim takes you on an around-the- world journey to prepare you for the global slowdown as economic trends and central banks interconnect and create instability in every region of the world. Jim leaves you better prepared to deal both with the shocks and volatility that lie ahead as he explains why what happens in Europe (or China and Japan) doesn’t stay there and affects markets and your money. Also, Dan provides you with a defensive stock in the defense sector with 50% upside that takes advantage of increased revenue from a large military budget and a recession-resistant income statement.