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Business/Finance See other Business/Finance Articles Title: The World’s Most Notorious Asset The World’s Most Notorious Asset This is the story of one of the least understood, yet most valuable, assets in history. The individuals who possess it-even those who have stumbled onto it-see their wealth and their fortunes flourish. But it's not a tale of gold, silver, stocks, bonds, or real estate... And its roots go much deeper than bitcoin or any of the latest financial inventions. No... The secret we're going to uncover today traces its roots all the way back to the dawn of recorded history. To an ancient code written more than 3,800 years ago... And even though this asset appears 500 years before the Ten Commandments, it's been scorned throughout much of history. In ancient Rome, for example, Julius Caesar feared this asset would threaten his rule... and he tried to shut it down. In the 19th century, the Church called it "a speculation repugnant to the law of God and man"... But despite these obstacles, many of the world's elite have long sworn by its power. John Jacob Astor, of Waldorf Astoria fame, was considered to be the richest person in the world in the early 20th century. He held $1.7 million in this investment when he died aboard the Titanic-a sum worth $54 million in today's money. President Franklin Roosevelt invested over a half million dollars in this asset. And many researchers even believe the Rockefeller family has serious ties to this asset. So too the Rothschilds... Perhaps that's why there's been renewed interest in this mysterious asset. After the housing crisis of '07 and the stock crash of '08, many people have started looking for safe places outside of Wall Street to store and grow their cash. For those who know it, this asset is perhaps the safest (and most profitable) store of wealth ever created. It's become a crucial part of the U.S. financial system. Banks and large corporations have poured billions into it since the financial crisis. Today, more than half of U.S. banks have claimed a stake in this asset. But it's just as powerful in the hands of ordinary investors... In fact, since it predates the tax code, you don't have to report this asset to the IRS. It can let almost anyone retire 100% tax free. Even better, the major companies that issue this asset have paid out now for over 122 consecutive years. And over the last two decades, it's grown at a faster annual rate than the stock market (once taxes are accounted for). But despite all this-and the fact it could be the only salvation left for millions of retirees-the government makes it all but impossible for the average American to learn about this asset (placing tight restrictions on its advertising). In several countries around the world, this investment is still banned to this very day. So what is this mysterious asset? It's gone by several different names over the centuries. And it has taken several different forms. To fully grasp its power, we must travel back 4,000 years to one of the richest civilizations that ever existed... The first people to understand the need for an asset that protects your wealth... The Babylonians. Poster Comment: They want you to subscribe, but you don't have to do so. ;) Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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