RAW and UNCUT with Nathan Birch - Recap Webinar 2

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Nathan Birch, CEO of Binvested, recently ran a series of RAW and UNCUT webinars ... this is a recap of the 2nd webinar in the series

In these webinars, Nathan discusses the shift in the financial markets that we are seeing, why and what it means for you.

Nathan has been able to make correct predictions about the financial markets in the last 18 months due to the extensive research he does. No-one is talking about what is happening in the way we need them to ... except Nathan. In true Binvested style, these webinars are totally non-BS.

Not everyone will like what they hear. But it's important for you to know. What you do with the knowledge that Nathan is imparting is up to you!

This webinar covers:

* How to armour yourself with knowledge
* What will happen during the crash
* What will happen after the crash
* How to protect yourself during the crash
* What does it mean for property in short and long term?
* Will prices go up or down in a crash (you may be surprised)
* How to capitalise on the opportunities at hand

This webinar was originally ran on Tuesday 8th May 2018

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The world is finite and therefore things cannot go up forever.

cingoz
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Are you taking into account peak energy production?

cingoz
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as a point of clarification. when your saying that we have been printing money, i assume that your refering to QE1, 2 & 3 in the US. does that actually have any link to inflation in australia?? and if so, how?

PandDos
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You're way too inconsistent to take seriously. In previous videos you said you expect "blood on the street", "a lot of great buying opportunities", "a global depression worse than the GFC", then you go on to say "real estate assets won't drop much though". Real Estate dropped very hard in the US, Ireland, Spain and Dubai during the GFC. You don't explain how real estate assets will be "propped up" during this financial depression. I think you have a conflict of interest which is preventing you from being completely honest.

troy