“When the wheels start falling off, they’re going to come after your cash…”

The Palm Beach Letter’s Teeka Tiwari has a stunning update in the global War on Cash. He’s been warning about governments’ drive to eradicate paper money around the globe.

It’s happened in Europe (they ended the 500-euro bill). Ending the $100 bill is even being pushed in the U.S. But for over 1 billion Indian citizens, the ultimate “nightmare” cash crackdown has materialized…

In today’s can’t-miss 3-Minute Market Minder, “Big T” details what happened overseas… and how you can protect your own family’s wealth with cash alternatives—before this disturbing trend hits American shores. (Transcript here.)

(Teeka discusses his favorite “cash-alternative contingency plan”—a “cryptocurrency” with four-digit upside potential—right here.)

Full Transcript:

Hello, friends, and welcome to Big T’s 3–Minute Market Minder.

In April of this year, 2016, I warned you that the world’s governments would start getting incredibly aggressive about limiting the use of cash. I told you that the War on Cash would occur in stages. The first thing that they would do is start doing away with large bills.

We’ve already seen that take place in Europe, and now we have seen that take place in India. Out of the blue, the Indian government came out and started banning large-denomination Indian rupee notes. People were just given days to hand in their cash for additional, smaller notes. And now you can see here that India is actually running out of cash. The 202,000 ATMs that they have are actually running out of cash. People are losing their minds.

Friends, there is a reason why I have been beating the drum on the War on Cash. There is a reason why I have been beating the drum on alternative assets, like gold and like bitcoin. Because when a government decides that it’s had enough, that it’s going to compel its—I’m just going to say “employees”; essentially that’s what we are in the eyes of the government—its citizens to do away with its cash, it can do it [snaps] like that. With the stroke of a pen, it can determine that cash is no longer legal.

If you think this can’t happen in the United States, friends, you gotta think again. It absolutely can. A Trump presidency or not, cash is an endangered asset. It is incumbent upon you to take action to at least have some exposure to cash alternatives—whether that be bitcoin, whether that be gold, whether that be some of the other ideas we’ve talked about that are ways to diversify away from paper money—to get your money out of sight of the federal government.

Because I can tell you this: When the wheels start falling off, they’re going to come after your cash, just like they came after the cash of the poor folks here in India.

Alright, friends, that is enough out of me. I will have something more for you in the next couple of days, and I want you to always remember: Let the game come to you!

(Teeka discusses his favorite “cash-alternative contingency plan”—a “cryptocurrency” with four-digit upside potential—right here.)