US Dollar Substitute Go Public on October 20, 2015?
First Look: The US dollar Substitute Go Public on October 20?
The International Monetary Fund is one of the organization's most secretive and powerful in the world.
They monitor the financial health of more than 185 countries ... they set the rules of global money ... and give " bail-out "of assistance to countries go bankrupt.
And on October 20 this year, the IMF will announce an alternative reserve currency the US dollar, which would send hundreds of billions of dollars move around the world, overnight.
According to Juan Zarate, who helped implement financial sanctions while serving in the Treasury department of George W. Bush, "After [other currencies] to be an alternative to the dollar, the rules of the game began to change."
And Chiong Sing Leong, Assistant Managing Director at major central banks, said the dollar this alternative "is likely to change the financial landscape in the next 5-10 years."
According to the expert eye, Dr. Steve Sjuggerud (recently featured on CNBC, Bloomberg and),
"I had been active in the market for over two decades now ... but I have never seen anything that could move so much money, so quickly. Hundreds of billions of dollars could be changed hands in a single day after the announcement was made. "
"The announcement will start a domino effect, which essentially will determine who becomes wealthy in America in years to come ... and the fighting."
Dr. Sjuggerud say if you have any of US asset-and that includes stocks, bonds, real estate, or just cash in your bank account should be aware of what is going to happen, and know how to prepare.
Experts say this announcement, expected in October. 20, could trigger one of the most profound transfer of wealth in our lives.
But as Dr. Sjuggerud explained, if you understand what happened, and get ahead of this step, you can not only protect your money, but safely make a small fortune in the next few years.
Dr. Steve Sjuggerud and his research team have collected a full analysis on not only what this announcement means for the economy, but also how it can affect you, your money and your investments, personally
