Chris Martenson urges people to find undervalued assets to invest in

08/16/2022 / By Belle Carter

Author and economic researcher Dr. Chris Martenson urged people to identify assets that are undervalued to keep their wealth.

“You don’t get wealthy ever in investing by buying something or by just making a good trade. You get wealthy when you identify something that’s undervalued,” Martenson told Lynette Zang during a recent episode of “Coffee with Lynette.”

“I am a big fan of commodities, real and tangible things. We saw paper currency in Weimar, Germany, Zimbabwe and Venezuela. You’ve seen the people carrying armloads of wheelbarrows of currency. Now, it’s the digital equivalent.”

And as the tangible commodities are undervalued, he warned that there’s gonna be a massive wealth transfer that the elites will call “wealth destruction.”

“There were just too many claims and not enough real things. The big money figures sneak out and get the real stuff. The rest of us are fed a load of crap by CNBC and Wall Street, trying to keep us in the game. And by the time you figure that out, the doorway is not big enough,” Martenson explained.

He advised observers to look at who is buying all the big pieces of farmlands and real assets.

“If you do not trust your own instincts, just see what [tech mogul] Bill Gates is up to. It is pretty clearly obvious that that’s the part of the story we’re in,” he said. “We are gonna come into a most extraordinary wealth transfer. It is going to happen again and it is going to be really painful. I wish people could avoid it.”

Zang agreed with her guest. “When you’re talking about the wealthy people that are on top, look at all the central banks accumulating massive amounts of gold. Because they know what they’re doing to the currencies. They know how badly the currencies are at the moment.”

Elites are gaslighting the world for their own benefits

According to Zang, the government has been pushing alternative energy because their climate change narrative has fallen apart. She said the rate of global oil production is near or past its peak and will soon begin a long-term decline.

Martenson analogized the phenomenon using Rubik’s cube as a reference – looking at the white face and creating a story without presenting the other sides.

“If I’m them and I know that there isn’t enough oil for everybody, but ‘I like my jets. I like my yachts. I like my privilege in society.’ Do I tell people that? Or do I convince them that this existential crisis will require them to make do with a lot less energy? To get lectured by [Special Presidential Envoy for Climate] John Kerry about climate change after he steps off his private jet and he’s on his way to one of his six mansions, it just doesn’t sit right,” he said.

“The actions of Team Elite in terms of how they talk about climate change are a massive gulf. They’ll say ‘we don’t have enough resources,’ but they could not be honest about that. So they’ll tell people, ‘it’s because we have to be green.'” (Related: Chris Martenson – When false narratives break.)

He further said the level of control that the “experts” are practicing on the people was also a consequence of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that they created.

“We saw this complete trampling of all sorts of rights, the right to assemble, free speech in actual and social media platforms, right to go to church and decide for yourself what goes into your body,” he pointed out. “It is the oldest story in the book, it is totalitarianism.”

Watch the full segment of “Coffee with Lynette” featuring Chris Martenson below.

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