Make Argentina Great Again [The Daily Reckoning] November 20, 2023 [WEBSITE]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE]( Ă°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂ Publisherâs Note: Trading is back! With inflation cooling, Wall Street is feeling more confident â pushing the markets higher. Itâs creating the perfect conditions to score some big, fast profits from surprising stock moves. And our resident Trading Expert, Greg Guenthner, is ready to guide you to the best opportunities. So weâre inviting you to watch LIVE as Greg shares his next top trade of the week. Mark your calendar for Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 11 a.m. ET to join his LIVE interactive broadcast. And put away your wallet, because this Zoom is completely free to attend. [Just click here to sign up for Gregâs Top Trades LIVE, Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 11 a.m. ET.]( Clicking the link above automatically registers you for the free e-letter Top Trades Live, but does not obligate you in any way to attend the live Zoom event. By reserving your spot, you will receive event updates along with the Top Trades Live e-letter. We will not share your email address with anyone. And you can opt out at any time. [Privacy Policy.]( Ă°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂĂ°ÂÂÂ MAGA! Portsmouth, New Hampshire [Jim Rickards] JIM
RICKARDS Dear Reader, Make Argentina Great Again â MAGA! Political outsider Javier Milei won Argentinaâs presidential election last night, in a development thatâs shocked the world. Though his policy prescriptions are different than Trumpâs in many respects, Milei is basically the Argentinian version of Donald Trump because of his anti-establishment, âdrain the swampâ rhetoric. You can liken Mileiâs election to Trumpâs 2016 election and Brexit. Itâs a popular rejection of globalism and the neoliberal global order. Perhaps not coincidentally, Argentina joined the BRICS nations in August, which will formally take effect in January. As Iâve written about extensively, the BRICS nations are challenging dollar hegemony and the Western-dominated global financial system. âAnarcho-Capitalistâ Milei has identified as an âanarcho-capitalist,â which is essentially free market libertarianism taken to the extreme. That means the elimination of the state and privatization of all the stateâs functions. Itâs about as anti-establishment as you can get. Needless to say, he wants to eliminate Argentinaâs version of the Fed! I wish him luck. Heâll need it. Letâs just say he faces an uphill battle, like Trump did after he was elected in 2016. That someone who identifies as an anarcho-capitalist can win an election in Argentina is remarkable in itself (Milei won in a 56%-44% landslide). Since the middle of the 20th century, Argentina has been governed largely by left-wing politics. Itâs not exactly fertile soil for extreme libertarianism. But when your countryâs suffering economically and your annualized inflation rate is approaching 150%, you might want to throw the bums out and try something different. By the way, most people might not realize it but Argentina was once a very wealthy nation. In fact, there was a saying that if someone was very wealthy, he was âas rich as an Argentine.â That phrase is obviously long out of date. But letâs stick to the election. Voter Fraud Argentinians vote mostly with paper ballots and election results are announced on the same day as the election. That reduces the opportunity to rig elections. It certainly doesnât eliminate it (there have been plenty of rigged elections using paper ballots), but it reduces the possibility. Of course, thatâs how elections in the U.S. were mostly carried out until the 2020 election. But the pandemic changed how Americans voted, as they switched to mail-in voting. That was a major invitation to fraud and other voting âirregularities,â despite media assurances that the 2020 election was the âmost safe and secure election ever.â Major countries in Europe such as France and Spain hold elections on Sundays (so no one can say they have to go to work), use paper ballots (so machines cannot rig the vote count), require in-person voting (no vote harvesting) and announce results the same evening. [Response Requested
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But itâs almost certain that substantial fraud did take place, and that it was not the âmost safe and secure election ever.â Itâs just Soviet-level propaganda to claim that it was. The courts have been completely unwilling to get involved in election fraud cases. They usually dismiss these cases on procedural grounds, not their merit. Meanwhile, there was ample evidence of election fraud in the 2022 midterm elections⌠Ongoing Fraud In Maricopa County, Arizona (the Phoenix area), voters were given paper ballots to fill out, which were then read by scanners that electronically counted the votes. But the paper ballots were the wrong size for the scanners and were rejected. Those ballots were put in boxes to be hand-counted later, except they never were because the Democrat who âwonâ the election was in charge of elections. Those ballots have now conveniently disappeared. In other jurisdictions, âmail-inâ ballots were received by the thousands, except that the ballots were not creased (meaning they were never mailed) and the ballots had a recurring 7:1 ratio of Democrat to Republican votes. Thatâs a highly improbable ratio in any case and a near impossibility that the ratio would be uniform throughout the ballots. And thereâs no control over âvote harvesting,â which consists of collecting ballots from nursing homes and poorer neighborhoods and then delivering them en masse. How does anyone know if the ballots actually came from the sources the operatives claim? And in a recent case in Connecticut, a judge ordered a new primary election for the mayoral race in Bridgeport because a political operative was caught on tape stuffing a drop box with mail-in ballots. In New Jersey, Paterson City Council President Alex Mendez has been indicted for election-rigging during the 2020 election. Mendez allegedly oversaw an operation that stole mail-in ballots from mailboxes and replaced ballots that werenât for him. The list goes on. Warming up for 2024? Meanwhile, we have evidence that vote rigging is alive and well today almost as if theyâre warming up for 2024. In Northampton County, Pennsylvania, the voting machines were âflippingâ votes for one candidate to the other candidate on Election Day Nov. 7, 2023. The problem was identified and remedied with paper ballots but who knows how many votes were miscounted before the fix was made? And, by the way, whatâs wrong with Pennsylvania? It seems to be ground zero for vote rigging and fixed elections. [The 2 AI investing traps revealed [must read]]( Investor and entrepreneur James Altucher made millions during the crypto boom. Many âÂÂexpertsâ are now sayingâÂÂŚ Artificial Intelligence opportunities could be even bigger. But donâÂÂt believe the hype. Before you invest one penny in AIâÂÂŚ See James reveal the 2 AI investing TRAPS that will doom many investorsâÂÂŚ Yes, making money from AI SHOULD be easyâÂÂŚ But most AI investors will fall flat on their faces. Because they donâÂÂt know the 2 AI investing TRAPS⌠[See The 2 AI Investing Traps Here Now]( Getting back to yesterdayâs election in Argentina, could Milei have won under the voting regime we now have in the U.S.? I donât know. Maybe he could have, maybe he couldnât have. But if you want to restore faith in the U.S. elections, the best way to do it is restore paper ballots and same-day voting. Speaking of U.S. elections, Iâve been saying for a while now that Biden will most likely not be the Democratic nominee for the 2024 presidential election. Now itâs appearing more and more likely that Biden will not be the nominee. Trump Leads Biden in Key States A recent poll from the notoriously anit-Trump New York Times shows Trump is crushing Biden in five of the six most important swing states. The 10 states that will decide the election are: New Hampshire, Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia. You donât have to win all 10. You probably just need to win five. And you donât have to win big. A 1% margin will do nicely. And you donât even have to get over 50% of the vote to win a state if a third party is taking, say, 5% of the total vote. Thatâs how close the U.S. election process has become (and why itâs easy to tip the election by rigging in just a few places). But Trumpâs margins in this poll are not 1%; theyâre 4% or higher. If Trump won the five states where he's ahead in this poll plus the states he won in 2020, heâd have a landslide victory with over 300 electoral votes. Democrats are losing their minds over these results. Theyâre speaking openly about Biden announcing he wonât run. But if they plan to get Biden to drop out, theyâd better hurry up⌠Crooked Joe? If the poll numbers werenât bad enough, thereâs mounting evidence coming out of Bidenâs impeachment inquiry that he may be compromised. According to a recently released memo from the House Oversight Committee, Biden received $40,000 from his brother in âlaunderedâ funds from Chinese government-linked CEFC China Energy in 2017. This $40,000 in laundered money is on top of the $200,000 he reportedly received in 2018. Biden clearly canât deal with the Chinese ethically, even though he met with Xi Jinping in San Francisco last week. As an investor, you need a game plan for this political turmoil. Investors should consider reduced equity exposure, increased allocations of cash and at least some allocations to hard assets like gold, silver, fine art and land. These assets will help you through the turmoil and cash will enable you to go shopping for bargains when the election dust settles. Regards, Jim Rickards
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