🚨Mr. Mack 2/3🚨 Red Dawn October

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In the last days of his Presidency, Donald Trump saved the retirement dreams of millions by keeping an IRS “loophole” rule open.

This rule is called IRS Code 408(m)(3) and it provides a little-known option for Americans to keep their retirement funds in physical precious metals instead of volatile stocks.

Protect your retirement savings from inflation and a hyperinflationary Dollar collapse.

Diversify away from volatile stock market investments and into something dependable.
So let’s thank President Donald Trump for doing this!

But what about Biden?

Will Biden Eliminate This
Dream-Come-True Retirement Option?

Biden is desperate to prop up the U.S. stock market (to win the next election), but he can’t do that if Americans have their savings in gold instead of stocks.

So if you’re at all interested in having a dependable and stable gold-backed retirement account, NOW may be the time to act!

Or buy silver and "goldbacks".

Guess Who Owns Nearly
3500 Tons of Silver?

You guessed it - the Billionaire Investing Guru WARREN BUFFETT!

He doesn't talk about it much, but he invested nearly a billion dollars in silver back in 1997 when it was just $10/oz.
What does he love so much about silver?

👉 Could it be that silver is a crucial component of the future of clean energy?

👉 Could it be that the supply of silver is limited, and the production isn't keeping up with the demand?

👉 Could it be that silver has served as a hedge against inflation and economic turmoil?

No one really knows Buffett's true reasoning for the purchase, but should you follow his lead and diversify with precious metals like gold and silver?

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