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Jim Rickards’ Strategic Intelligence UK is designed to help you prepare and profit from the coming collapse of the dollar.

It’s masterminded by Jim Rickards, New York Times bestselling author of the The Road to Ruin, Currency Wars, The Death of Money, The New Case for Gold and more.

He’s spent over 40 years in investment banking, international economics, political and national intelligence advisory roles. As adviser on international economics and financial threats to the Department of Defense and the U.S. intelligence community, he served as a facilitator of the first-ever financial war games conducted by the Pentagon.

With the aim of safely guiding your investments, Jim has developed a revolutionary way of looking at the financial system and stock markets. He calls it “complexity theory,” which has been used by government intelligence agencies but never applied to the financial world.

Jim will use this theory to help you build solid investment positions in stocks, bonds, cash, art, land, precious metals and other hard assets.

You can get Jim’s research every month — with weekly email updates — in Jim Rickards’ Strategic Intelligence UK.

What’s Included in Your Subscription:

Issues: Monthly research delivered directly to you, applying “complexity theory” to help you prepare and profit from major currency and financial shifts.

Updates: Weekly email updates providing timely analysis to safely guide your investments as market conditions evolve.

Reports: In-depth intelligence dossiers leveraging over 40 years of international economics, intelligence advisory, and financial threat analysis experience.

Portfolio: Strategic recommendations to build solid investment positions across stocks, bonds, cash, art, land, precious metals, and hard assets.

Media: Exclusive video briefings and analysis offering a revolutionary intelligence framework for the global financial system and stock markets.

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