The global financial system stands at a precipice. While headline stock indices might look complacent, the underlying structure is increasingly brittle, fueled by levels of speculative credit that dwarf previous market peaks. In a recent, crucial discussion with Liberty and Finance, financial veteran and former bank director Alasdair Macleod delivered a sobering analysis. He outlines a financial landscape dominated by an enormous credit bubble, warns that central banks are preparing for a “post-fiat currency world,” and stresses that the time to move into physical assets—”real money”—is now. If you are concerned about wealth preservation in an environment defined by mounting debt and…



















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