Federal Program Will Create A New Banking Nightmare…

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Federal Program Will Create A New Banking Nightmare…

Banks have been collapsing left and right. And just in case you’ve lost count at home, over the last two months we’ve seen:

Silvergate Bank collapse
Signature Bank collapse
Silicon Valley Bank collapse
First Republic Bank collapse
Credit Suisse collapse

Today a new banking nightmare is brewing and while the FDIC insures your bank account, they can’t protect you from this new federal program.

A financial titan with a 50-year track record of carefully studying the Federal Reserve, the banks, and the financial markets, recently posted a warning about a federal program that will take effect this year.

The name of this financial titan is Dr. Martin Weiss.

In 2007-2008, he correctly warned months ahead about Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and 484 of the 485 banks that failed during and after the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, an incredible 99.8% accuracy rate. So when Dr. Weiss delivers a warning about the market, smart people listen.

In his video presentation, he explains this eerie federal initiative that could threaten the security of your bank account and detail the 4 steps you need to take this month to protect yourself.

Don't wait, click below to watch the shocking presentation now >>>

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