World War 3 and the Collapse of the Dollar
Nick Giambruno

Changes in the world order are rare, history-defining events—with massive implications, both geopolitical and financial.

We are living through one of those rare moments right now.

That’s why it’s critical to tune out the noise, cut through the propaganda, and understand the true geopolitical landscape.

Millions throughout history were financially wiped out—or worse—during the last world wars because they failed to grasp the Big Picture or take the right steps.

But what if you do see the Big Picture—clearly—while World War 3 unfolds?

You could avoid disaster and potentially position yourself for life-changing gains by acting on the investment implications before the rest of the world catches on.

It’s a rare, fortune-building opportunity—for those who understand what’s really happening and make the right moves now.

And from that Big Picture, two key investment outcomes emerge.

Investment Implications

Congratulations.

You are alive to experience a shift in the world order.

These transformations don’t happen every year—or even every decade. Many people go their entire lives without seeing one unfold.

Such periods are volatile and dangerous but also present extraordinary opportunities—moments where fortunes and generational wealth are created.

Investment Outcome #1: The US Dollar Will Lose Its Privileged Position

While the US dollar is currently the leading global currency, it was already on a path of inevitable debasement and eventual collapse—even before considering the compounding effects of a multipolar world order.

The only reason the US government has managed to avoid severe consequences from its inflationary monetary policies is the US dollar’s status as the world’s top reserve currency, thanks to Washington’s military and economic dominance that has prevailed since the end of World War 2. However, as this dominance wanes, so will the dollar’s purchasing power.

The US government’s ability to hide the effects of its rampant money printing by offloading trillions of dollars to foreigners is nearing its end.

That’s terrible news for the US dollar.

That doesn’t mean I’m excited about whatever new monetary concoction Russia and China come up with. Ultimately, it will be nothing more than the liability of a new group of corrupt politicians and bureaucrats.

I suspect many worldwide will feel the same way and look for apolitical, free-market, monetary alternatives resistant to debasement—like gold.

As World War 3 plays out, I expect we’ll see a multipolar world order emerge and the US dollar lose its privileged position as the world’s premier reserve asset.

An ocean of capital could flow into gold as the world looks for sound monetary alternatives to the fading US dollar and whatever scheme Russia and China cook up.

That’s why I think World War 3 and the emergence of a multipolar world order will add rocket fuel to the gold price.

Investment Outcome #2: A Scramble for Strategic Commodities

We are in the middle of a transition to a multipolar global trade regime—with profound implications for commodities.

While there already is an ongoing financial and economic war, I expect disruptions in the trade of strategic commodities to intensify significantly as World War 3 escalates in the coming months.

Supply disruptions mean higher prices. That’s an outcome I think we can bet on.

On the demand side, the US, Russia, and China will likely place even greater emphasis on securing critical commodities and ensuring stable supply chains.

In short, I believe World War 3 will drive both rising demand and unstable supplies, creating a volatile yet opportunistic environment.

That’s why obtaining exposure to strategic commodities could be a winning move.

With the escalating trade war, companies that secure access to domestic or allied sources of strategic commodities will be at a distinct advantage. Relying on foreign suppliers carries significant political risk.

Copper, uranium, hydrocarbons, and rare earth elements are among the most strategically important commodities as World War 3 unfolds.

Today, I’m focusing on oil. With the conflict with Iran escalating, I believe oil prices are headed much higher—and I want to capitalize on that.

Allow me to clarify one thing. I’m certainly not cheering for war. I despise war, which is the health of the State.

That said, a major conflict with Iran looks increasingly likely. And the investment implications are too significant to ignore.

I don’t think the market fully grasps how close we are to a full-scale war with Iran—or the massive implications it carries. Despite the imminent threat to global oil supplies, prices have barely budged.

We’re still below pre-2014 levels, not to mention the 2008 peak of over $140 per barrel. And that’s not even taking into account the enormous currency debasement that has occurred since 2008 and 2014. In real terms, oil is significantly cheaper today than it was back then.

But this disconnect in the oil market is actually a gift—it’s creating a golden speculative opportunity in certain commodity stocks.

Editor’s Note: Moments like these don’t come often—when the entire world order shifts and the fate of currencies, commodities, and nations changes in real time.

History shows that those who recognize the signals early can protect their wealth, even grow it, while those who ignore them are blindsided.

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Nick Giambruno is a renowned speculator and international investor.

He travels the world searching for lucrative investment opportunities in overlooked markets.

Nick specializes in identifying Big Picture geopolitical and economic trends ahead of the crowd. He has a proven track record of finding unstoppable investment trends early on.

Nick is more interested in getting the Big Picture right than gambling with short-term trades in rigged markets.

He writes about geopolitics, value investing in crisis markets, and surviving a financial collapse, among other topics. He also advises people on how to reduce their political risks through international diversification.

Nick has traveled to over 60 countries and lived in six of them. He previously worked in the Middle East with a Dubai-based investment bank.

Nick is a frequent speaker at investment conferences around the world.

He is also the Founder of The Financial Underground, which is dedicated to uncovering the truth about money and markets they don’t want you to see.

 

 

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