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Bank collapse and your money

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Hey, Anthony here:

Friday's nonfarm payroll report showed that the employment market is still red hot.

That means the Fed is going to continue aggressively hiking rates.

On top of that, Friday also saw the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank…

Which represents the largest US bank failure since the global financial crisis in 2008.

This does not bode well for our economic outlook in the coming months… 



Urgent Live Meeting: What a Failing Bank System Means for Your Money

And just like that, the FDIC seized the 20th largest bank in the US.

The run on Silicon Valley Bank and its subsequent seizure by regulators is due to the bank having too much exposure in fixed rate products back when the Fed funds rate was under 1%...

And my colleague and fellow expert analyst Steven Place saw this risk coming.

In fact, he alerted his readers to the SVB breakdown 24 hours before they were seized.

But he says this could only be the beginning of a brand new banking crisis…

And those who are caught unprepared could be in for a painful journey ahead.

Steven's hosting an urgent live meeting tomorrow, March 14 at 7pm Eastern to discuss steps you can take right now to help protect your money from our failing bank system…

And even profit through the chaos.

Click here for full details right now.

Anthony S.
Energy Expert at Big Energy Profits

team1@hawkeyetraders.com
bigenergyprofits.com


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