Bix Weir on the Planned End Game and a Quick Note on the Grexit

Greece has set up a vote to decide its future for Sunday July 5th – a day after the US celebrates their Independence Day.

Seems appropriate.

But what they are not telling you is that July 5th will be too late to accept any EU proposals because the default will happen on June 30th and NOBODY will have agreed on anything by then. That is why people in Greece have been lining up at ATM’s around the country since last night and pulling out whatever money they can get.

The EU is secretly smiling about the whole mess because a Grexit will ALLOW them to once again open the QE spigots to flood Europe with TRILLIONS of Euro’s…and they can blame Greece! They have found their scape goat and just in time because everything other than Greece is being held together with tape and glue!

Here’s a good question: Why did the the Greek people wait so long to do the obvious and get their money out of the bank? It’s not like they weren’t warned. Now ask yourself that same question. Do you have money in your bank? Do you have money in the stock market, the bond market, in CD’s, 401k’s, IRA’s or a mutual fund? Do you hold stocks, bonds or ETF’s?

You see, making the decision to remove yourself from the risk of counter-party failure is very difficult especially when it comes to a system that hasn’t failed you in a long, long time.

But one thing is for sure – the exact same decision moment will come to the rest of the world in short order and you will, to your own dismay, find yourself standing in line at an ATM that has restricted withdrawals to $50 a day and you will be asking yourself…

WHY DIDN’T I DO THIS SOONER?!

This is the planned End Game my friends. Europe goes first then the rest of the world. I’ve been saying it for years because I listen to the conspiracy side of the markets.

This was the plan and Monday that will become painfully obvious to the people of Greece.

May the Road you choose be the Right Road.

Bix Weir

www.RoadtoRoota.com

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