The return of Jekyll Island

The return of Jekyll Island

Sam Volkering | 31 Jul 2021 A secret meeting… a secluded island… and a plan to change the financial world  Dear Reader,   November 10, 1910…   Seven of the world's most powerful men meet on 'Jekyll Island' – a remote, private island off the coast of Georgia.   These men have travelled to this island – owned by John Pierpoint Morgan – under the cover of darkness. And forbidden from addressing each other with second names.   Attendees include a close relative of John D. Rockefeller… a representative of the Rothschild dynasty… the Acting Head of JP Morgan and Co… and the Assistant Secretary of the US Treasury.   Each are dressed in hunting attire.   But the purpose of their meeting isn't a hunting expedition.   They're planning something that will alter the course of financial history.   At the time, the United States is reeling off the Panic of 1907.   Runs on banks are happening across the country.   And the Dow Jones has lost more than HALF its value.   Dealing with an unprecedented crisis…these men are gathered on Jekyll Island to determine the fate of the US monetary system.   Out of that meeting, the most powerful banking institution on the planet – The Federal Reserve – was born.   It was a pivotal moment in financial history. Marking the dawn of the modern economy as we know it. Which brings me to my reason for writing to you today.   You see, the fact is, major changes in financial markets happen when events such as these take place.   A group of rich and powerful people get in a room and decide how the world is going to work.   These moments are seminal moments – not in just financial markets – but in all of human civilization.   They don't happen often. But when they do… they change everything for everyone in an instant…   Rewiring how people save, spend and generate their money.   And what most people will have missed…   Is that the latest of these historic moments may have already occurred this year.   A meeting attended by some of the most powerful and richest men in the world today…   Representatives from Elon Musk's empire… A statistics and finance PhD from Wharton Business School… Partners from the 'Big Four' financial advisory Deloitte. A billionaire ex-hedge fund manager Representatives from Amazon, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs And a host of other attendees, including high-profile business leaders. Many whose identities have not been confirmed.   Understand what transpired, and I believe you could stand to make a 20-TIMES return on your money.   Click here to see the full story.   Sincerely,   Sam Volkering Editor, Exponential Investor

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