Nomi Prins: Wall Street & The Fed Running Us Off The Rails Again
Former Wall Street insider Nomi Prins is concerned that the banks & the Fed are at it again.
They are dangerously distorting markets in the vainglorious pursuit of perpetual profits, risking another major financial crisis.
And should that happen, we’ll suffer twice — once as things crash, and then again as we’re taxed to bail out those responsible.
Frustrating and unfair? You bet.
But you aren’t resigned to being a helpless patsy here.
Nomi shares her preferred assets that she thinks will perform well in the turmoil ahead.
To learn what they are, as well as how new DeFi technologies may reduce the banks’ unfair control over our financial system, watch this newly-released interview with Nomi Prins.
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