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[LIVE CALL] ACCESS & Grow Capital in times of economic uncertainty

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It feels like 1973 all over again, but this time the Fed is out of ammunition...

The Fed alludes to holding course after capital markets lost approximately $58 trillion last year when it merely began to tighten.

I get why. As we saw during the Great Inflation of the 1970's, every time the Fed would ease, inflation shot back up. This reactionary dance continued until Paul Volcker shut it down with an over 20% federal funds rate in 1981.

That can't happen this time though. The banking system—and the entire economy—is already hanging on by a thread. Further substantial rate hikes would bankrupt every financial institution and government on earth.

What's going to happen next, and how should you position your investment portfolio?

Effective Fed Funds Rate vs Inflation 1968-1986

Meanwhile, those who have at least $100 million liquid—the top 0.00001%—operate in a completely different world where risk is pushed down to everyone else and sold as unavoidable...

In addition to the Fed buying depository banks' assets at their notional price (the amount banks originally paid so that they won't experience losses), the rest of the financial class has access to designer financial products that allow them to get paid no matter what—they don’t lose no matter how much the markets contract.

What does the perfect designer financial product look like, and why do we ask? If you can’t recognize such products, YOU are the product.

Want to learn how to access designer products that in some cases generated gains over 50% across 2022? Join this conference call with Ben Summers...

Those who have at least $100 million liquid—the top 0.00001%—operate in a completely different world where risk is pushed down to everyone else and sold as unavoidable...

What does the perfect designer financial product look like, and why do we ask? If you can’t recognize such products, YOU are the product.

Want to learn how to access designer products that in some cases generated gains over 50% across 2022? Join this conference call with Ben Summers...

3 Steps to Quickly Raise Your First $100 Million and Scale Past $1 Billion AUM

Everyone is always complaining about asset managers’ fee structure. Especially when markets are down… investors take the hit while the financial professionals keep getting paid.

There’s one group that gets paid no matter what; they don’t lose when the markets contract.

If this position were an asset class, would you want to invest in it?

If your answer is yes, you want to watch this case study that shows how the investors who made 20%+ returns across the 2008 financial crisis are performing even better this time around. They have no need to predict the future because just like top asset managers, their returns are coming no matter what… Getting paid at the asset manager level without suffering drawdowns sounds like a pretty good idea.

Watch the case study to learn how you can replicate these results for yourself…

Ben Summers: From Investor to Investment Banker

Through the application of his extensive knowledge in quantitative finance, the application of risk engineering principles, and private securities transactions, Ben Summers has led Adagio from a single entity real estate investment company in 2005 to become an innovative financial institution. Adagio now engages in a full complement of financial services providing third-party (quantitative) risk analytics, institutional-grade fund management, and boutique investment banking services to the entire alternatives space.

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