FDIC’s New Rule = Your Money at Risk!

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Lynette Zang is an economist that has been involved in the markets at some level since 1964, as a student, banker, stockbroker and precious metals and currency analyst. She has been studying currency lifecycles since 1987 and discovered similar social, economic, and financial patterns that occur throughout the stages of a currency’s lifetime. She believes that recognizing these patterns enables people to see what’s coming and make well-informed choices that put their best interest first.

Together, Lynette, her team of experts and special guests share how to best prepare for economic uncertainty. Focus will be in the areas of Lynette’s mantra and how to be equipped in the key areas of Food, Water, Energy, Security, Wealth Preservation, Barterability, Shelter and last, but certainly not least, Community.

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[dandiem]

We need whistleblowers in every profession
Americans don’t deserve to be screwed

[waynehendrix]

With so much sunshine this week, I think my best work was planting some of last years okra seeds for the garden.

[ThwartedTheGroveKeeper]

Please don't buy collectable Gold and Silver unless you have substantial capital. They're difficult to liquidate in hard times when you need to, stick with the standard 5oz, 10oz, kilo, or 100oz bars, or even some 1oz 1/2oz rounds.

[rebeccadirks]

Lines of Defense from Deregulation:
3:33
1. Become your own Banker by having Gold, Silver Cash on hand.
2. Barter Potfolio
3. Protection Portfolio
4. Growth Portfolio
5. Legacy
Get it done!

Stagflation = Rising Prices & Lower Wages *Always happens when Governments go to Monetary currency shifts.

[Democrat]

Biggest lesson i learnt in 2024 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and follow a strategy with a long term edge.

[micmacpole]

Raw land, especially with valuable timber is a good way to diversify your assets. I have no debt and hold/own gold, silver, timberland and my home.

[rebeccadirks]

Prioritize:
1. Food
2. Water
3. Energy
4. Barterability - Skill Set
5. Wealth Preservation
6. Community
7. Shelter

[LauraLea]

I had to find the Bloomberg article myself, paste it into AI and ask for a summary. I still didn't understand so I asked it to simplify it for me and here is what it said. "The FDIC is changing how banks plan for potential failure. Instead of having a detailed plan for if they fail, banks will focus on being prepared for a quick sale to another bank. This aims to reduce the disruption and cost when a bank fails. Think of it like having a plan to quickly sell a house instead of planning all the details of what to do after it's sold."

[kitten-sb]

I've been an investor for decades. I certainly appreciate your straightforward reporting.

[valerieprice]

They are willing to end property taxes, now that Blackrock owns all the property.

[gwynnesamuelson]

God bless you, Lynette. I am so, sorry very grateful for YOU!!! ❤️

[pnola]

Lynette - You are a wonderful educator! Thank you for sharing your wisdom in such an uplifting, giving way! ❤

[barbaraatkinson]

Hey Lynnette. ❤ everything you have done for all of us

[georgescaife]

Hope the fraud in property tax assessments, and school bonds is investigated

[Sandra-vcuw]

Really enjoyed the video. Very helpful. Thank you.

[eliinthewolverinestate]

Not gonna lie I watch mostly to see Lynette's jewelry. It's always well put together with her outfit.

[tangle]

Yes! Please do a video on fundamental value and please don't leave out silver. Its currently easier for me to afford silver and gold only in grams.

[rex]

I'm sorry, Lynette, but I think water should be our first priority. We can go for about a month without food. We'll be awfully darn hungry and literally starving but we'll still be alive. We can only go for about 3 or 4 days without water before we start running into serious problems. Once the real crisis starts and even if we only have a small suburban garden it may be worth our while to have all the resources on hand to dig our own well. A well CAN be dug by hand. I know this because my grandfather, rest his soul, did this quite late in his life. I'm pretty sure, where I am right now, the bylaws are set up in such a way that we CAN'T dig our own backyard well. But once we're in the middle of a real prolonged crisis just TRY and stop me. I WILL go into "beast" mode. Even one well will help to keep a large number of my neighbours alive. The water table is pretty close to the surface here. And it would be wrong to barter for water. I'd also like to have at least 2 or 3 chickens in my backyard. Right now we can't. But I'm pretty sure if we're in the middle of a real crisis then they'll have no choice but to relax those bylaws. Especially if people start to really starve. But to quickly pivot over to a related subject which is security. The biggest security issue that I can see with most houses these days are those darn patio doors. As nice as they are they are so easy to get through even if a thief just has to break the glass in the middle of the night when you're sleeping. You wouldn't have much time to defend yourself especially if it's more than one person and they're armed to the teeth. I'm seriously considering taking those patio doors out. Filling in the sides and putting in a solid wooden door with top of the line locks and "other" security measures. Those patio doors keep me up at night. As far as I'm concerned they're the greatest security threat to a house and the weakest point of a house. They are easy just to lift off their tracks.

[kathleenhack]

Thanks for your explanation of the current economy. It's scary as hell, my social security funds didn't even last through the middle of April. I had to borrow money from my 57 year old kid to cover my needs.

[shelahogletree]

Best explanation for why gold goes down when the market goes down. Filling margin calls. ❤