Dear Prudent Investor,

What if I could offer you financial certainty in the face of the next recession, or even global financial crisis (GFC)?

Before I reveal to you what kind of certainty this is and why it's truly possible, let's review a few facts we can likely agree on:

1. The economy moves in cycles.
2. We just experienced the longest bull market in history.
3. Economic uncertainty has never been higher. Nobody knows what will happen next.

The certainty available to you is this: If you are truly diversified when recession or GFC hits, you will maximize your ability to protect your wealth and grow it further.

The only problem is:

Basic Diversification Doesn’t Work Anymore

Most investors are told to diversify:

• Diversify into a collection of stocks and bonds
• Diversify into ETFs
• Diversify into real estate

These tactics used to work, but the world has changed, and basic diversification doesn’t work anymore. If you are like 99.99% of investors, you are currently exposed to 3 major flaws.

Flaw #1: Basic diversification fails to protect against the risk of all assets in your portfolio falling simultaneously

It’s no secret that conventional asset classes move together now, but the financial industry is at least a decade or two behind the real world. In the last GFC, nearly all assets in a “basic diversification” portfolio fell together. The result is a portfolio that wholly loses instead of counter-balancing its losses with sufficient gains.

We can expect this failure to happen again in the next GFC because basic diversification does not protect against the risk of all assets in your portfolio falling simultaneously.

Flaw #2: Basic diversification fails to protect against the risks of the central bank inflated bubble in financial markets.

Conventional markets have been temporarily boosted by central banks. It’s no coincidence that when central banks are printing money, that money ends up inflating prices somewhere. This is always exciting for investors at first, but it never lasts and the bubble prices don’t stick.

In the last GFC the bubble was in real estate and mortgage backed securities, which I accurately forecasted for my consulting clients. This time the bubble is throughout various entire financial markets. For this reason, there is potential for the next GFC to be much worse than 2008.

Basic diversification fails to protect against the end of the central bank inflated bubble in a variety of the largest financial markets.

Flaw #3: Basic diversification fails to protect against the risk of predatory law suits.

GFC-level asset protection requires jurisdictional diversification.

What good is protecting the value of your assets if you lose the assets themselves? Let me explain this often ignored risk as you read on.

To put it plainly: In the next GFC, a lot of people are going to lose a lot of money. This creates opportunity for predators to find targets to accuse and steal from through litigation, especially if your assets are growing while others are losing.

Basic diversification fails to protect against the risk of predatory law suits.

Despite these flaws, most investors continue to be exposed and inadequately prepared. This is due to a flaw in the financial system itself.

Your Advisors Aren’t Allowed To Solve This Problem

Over the last decade, the industry of financial advice has changed dramatically. The concern for the well-being of clients led to a massive increase in regulation that has, unfortunately, created unintended consequences.

Wealth advisors are now saddled with mountains of compliance work that leaves little time and resources to find comprehensive solutions to problems like GFC preparation. Their insurance companies won’t let them do anything outside the box, further compounding the problem.

This massive industry shift has left advisors with one hand tied behind their backs while facing the enormous threat of the next GFC.

There Is Now a Solution For Those Who Want To Prepare, Protect and Profit

The good news is there is a solution that deals with the complexity of the situation, the failures of basic diversification, and the regulatory limits placed on the financial industry.

Be warned that this solution requires thinking outside the box and taking a different approach than the masses. Ultimately, that’s what you want when approaching a GFC in which the masses stand to sustain painful losses due to lack of preparation.

Preparing for GFC requires advanced diversification. When done properly, this attacks and diffuses the risks mentioned earlier.

Advanced diversification adds truly uncorrelated assets.

You must go beyond conventional assets to protect against the risk of all assets in your portfolio falling simultaneously.

These can include digital assets, precious metals, private placement life insurance, as well as various other assets designed to perform throughout GFC.

The key to using alternative assets for advanced diversification is specialization and integration. Specialization means going beyond typical structures, typical custodians and the typical financial products, which often have nuanced flaws in their details that make them incapable of protecting against GFC.

Integration means your alternative assets are part of a plan that integrates all other elements of GFC preparation holistically so that they work together.

Advanced diversification adds assets that can’t be controlled by central banks.

Nobody knows how much longer central banks can prop up and/or inflate financial markets, but when this dangerous experiment comes to an end the best assets are likely those that can’t be manipulated by central banks.

Advanced diversification protects against the risk of predatory law suits.

There is opportunity for you to structure your assets for maximum jurisdictional protection while also planning and providing for liquidity needs, time preferences, and generational planning.

When it comes to asset protection, restructuring after a legal attack is a criminal offense. We can expect predatory law suits to go through the roof in the next GFC. This is why you need to legally pursue GFC-level asset protection now, before a predatory law suit. You can take the target off your back in a lasting way that continues to protect you and your family for many cycles to come.

Let Me Help You Apply Advanced Diversification And Prepare For GFC

I founded Nabers Group in 2006 as a consulting firm to help investors prepare for the last GFC. With my consultative input, some smart investors reduced their exposure to real estate and stocks, increased their cash reserves, starting buying gold at $700/oz and shorted the stock market—all in advance of the 2008 GFC.

With the next GFC approaching, I’ve opened space for a few new consulting clients. If you’d like to apply for this and have a phone call to discuss the possibilities, instructions are below.

Your Next Step

Before applying to become a consulting client, it’s important to understand who this is for. At the risk of sounding harsh, I’d like to make this clear so that your time is not wasted.

First, this is not for you if:

• You choose to completely trust your financial interests to politicians and central bankers; or
• You prefer to blame others when things go wrong; or
• You have little to no wealth to protect in the first place; or
• You are unable or unwilling to think and act independently of the masses

If any of the above are true for you, I’m sorry that my consulting is unable to help you and I thank you for reading. On the other hand…

This may be for you if:

• You worked hard to accumulate wealth that is rightfully yours and are committed to protecting and growing it; and
• You are willing to take the path less traveled in order to implement a real solution that the masses will never pursue; and
• You prefer learning and taking action over procrastinating and blaming others

If the above three statements are true for you, my consulting may be for you and I invite you to apply below.

After submitting the form today, it will be reviewed and one of two things will happen.

Possibility #1: If we are not a fit, you will receive a polite and courteous phone call from a member of my staff informing you of this.

In this case, we will forward you on to any resources that we believe may be a better fit for your situation.

Possibility #2: If we may be a fit, a member of my staff will reach out to you to schedule a phone call with me.

This is our chance to discover if we are a fit before choosing to work together to help you prepare for GFC. Before our call you will need to sign an NDA (non-disclosure agreement) to protect any confidential information I may share with you.

Please fill out all fields in the secure application form below and we look forward to speaking with you.

To your continued success,