Reading time: 5 – 8 minutes
You have successfully confirmed your request for free updates.
The free sample of The Great Credit Contraction should arrive via email soon or you can download by clicking here.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE EMAILS
I do not take anyone’s time or attention for granted. I realize that you have many places to visit, things to do and places to visit. Therefore, I want to make sure every email you receive from me is useful, helpful or funny.
You will receive a variety of emails which will be classed into a few main topics such as (1) Updates, (2) Archives, (3) Tips, Products, Humor, and etc.
Updates will be sent soon after a new article is published. This email will generally contain a sentence or two that gives a brief synopsis of the new article. You can click on the link in the email to be taken to the new article.
Archives will be articles sent on a regular basis, usually every 3-4 days, that were among the most well-received. These will usually contain information that is either still actionable or provides powerful monetary or economic theory and therefore will be helpful to you in making various financial and economic decisions.
Tips will be articles about various tips which I think you will find helpful. These will range from a variety of topics but are generally useful tidbits of information that will help simplify your life, save you time or money, etc.
Products will be either my own products such as The Great Credit Contraction or reviews of other products that I think would be particularly valuable or useful to you. You and I most likely hate to be sold but love to buy. When you find a great product it is only natural to share it with others. On the other hand, if I find products that are inferior, fraudulent, harmful, etc. then I will include reviews about them in an effort to help protect you from the scoundrels.
Humor emails will contain various cartoons, jokes, stories, etc. that I have found that are funny. We all need a break from the seriousness of life and these are bound to bring a chuckle. Often they do have a very serious economic or financial thread to them though so they would be funny if they were not so sad!
Frequency of communication will vary depending on the emails that are sent automatically and the updates with new articles. There is also the deliverability of the email services. I try to schedule so you receive at most 3-4 emails per week but sometimes there may be more and sometimes less.
Privacy is very important to me which is why I have another website called How To Vanish. You have given me permission to send you emails and I respect that. While I may send you emails about products, etc. I will not sell, reveal, etc. your email address with anyone else unless compelled by law.
Unsubscribe links are at the bottom of every email. If you unsubscribe then you will not receive any additional emails from me. I have plenty of readers and other people who have given me permission to communicate with them to worry about or waste resources chasing those who do not.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Find the emails and make sure you have confirmed the email subscription. Add the email address to your address book. This will keep your filtering software from relegating it to the inbox netherworld.
Sometimes articles have a useful video which will not be available in the email but will be on RunToGold.com.
To best benefit from the free updates of monetary science applied to current events I recommend becoming acquainted with the intellectual foundation I use for my analysis.
Two easy ways are to read through (1) the recommended free articles and (2) The Great Credit Contraction. The recommended free articles are links to various articles I have written that I think will help you, the new reader, but there is no particular organization.
The Great Credit Contraction is an 88 page book which clearly, concisely and logically teaches and lays a strong foundation for the reader in monetary science and basic economic law. It explains the current environment and how to protect, preserve and grow capital. You will most likely get more out of your reading
Best wishes,
Trace Mayer
READER COMMENTS ABOUT THE GREAT CREDIT CONTRACTION
“Yes, clear! Thanks, my whole perception has again shifted. Finished the book yesterday. I studied a little economics at school and Uni and hated it. Your work is brilliant and makes sense.” – reader in Australia
Trace,
Just wanted to thank you for writing “The Great Credit Contraction”. It was well worth every FRN$ spent!! I have read it over several times now and it has improved my understanding 1000%! Needless to say, once you start reading the book, it is difficult to put it down. Excellent book!!! Best Regards, William
Hi!! thanks for the quick response!! I got the book safely tucked away in a file,and enjoy reading it. I am 69 years young and I was teacher in a college for 10 years and I know it is a challenging job to convey ideas and concepts which to the author are fairly straight forward but to the audience are sometimes difficult to assess. You have done an excellent job in presenting the economic chaos in which we find ourselves in today in a clear concise and orderly manner. there is a lot of material there and I think for me, it will take a lot of repetitive reading before it all will sink in.Thanks again for your speedy assistance..+ + + Regards Peter
PS Please use this email for positive feedback in your publications if you desire to do so !!
Email
Print
 |
{ 6 comments… read them below or add one }
Greetings:
Just finished my first pass of your eBook, ‘Great
Credit Contraction’ and I just wanted to pass on
what a real pleasure it was to read. You’ve done a
really masterful job of capturing the initial impulse
from Otis, et al. I particularly liked the rendition of
John Exeter’s inverted pyrimid in that capital is now
flowing DOWN, layer-by-layer, seeking a place to better
rest away from the grasping hands of those bent on eating
what’s left of the ‘seed corn’ so carefully stored up during
the 19th Century. As I thought about it, every layer either
has been in or soon will be in a bubble – and bubbles, those
effervescent little demons – do evaporate, just like you say.
Thanks for a Very Thought-Provoking Read.
All the Best,
Ted Stoltenberg
Hi, thank you so much indeed to allow me join your subscriber services.
I will be forwarding you something may be very new to your organisation title: “GSL 10/90-40/60 Inflation Free Formula”. Ive composed this three years ago and may be I have to submit it to you for your recommendation if it will be a great to this services.
I proposed a program for my Country, Papua New Guinea, and Japan, China and also submit to Mr Timothy Geithner US Treasurer.
As soon as I update it I will forward it to you
Regards,
Genewa Sakiasi Livinai
Just wanted to remark on the reference to the French Revolution: It was planned long before it happened by the same type of people who are planning the enslavement of the USA people. (it was decided earlier in the century to execute the king -this is called regicide) Diderot, Roussou (dead before the revolution) Voltaire. And the King and Queen were not immune to the plight of the poor, as tax system had been changed. They were good people, and the revolution was against God (the Church) and the throne. for example: the people of the Vendee were literally exterminated not because they objected to taxes, but objected to the deprivation of their priests. (indeed these people wanted it proclaimed a genocide). One I know of was hung from the bell tower. All priests were obliged to take the state oath, (juring or non juring priests) Most if not all refused to take an oath to that disgusting government. And that “let them eat cake” was never said by Marie Antoinette, but by Louis XIV’s mother or mother in law. An old saw repeated and repeated so then it becomes truth. Just like the Black legend against Spain perpetrated by the English.
I live in Panama (Panama) and got into silver when I first watched a Mike Maloney video over the internet.
Right now I have “the virus” and every day I wake up I try to find some news on how this financial mess came about to life in order to understand what everybody is talking about the US Dollar collapse.
However, I would like to ask you how this financial meltdown could affect a country that use the US Dollar as currency but does not print money and does not have “international reserves” (such as the case of Panama).
During the last few years, economic growth in Panama has outperformed every other latin american country and nothing happened with this economy during the recent US financial collapse.
What would be, in your opinion, the scenario for this country when the US Dollar collapse?
Wondering if you can advise me where I can purchase gold and silver bullion and coins hopefully pre 1934 and how can invest in No Dakota oil ? Thank you in advance for any info and your help. Deb
Hi Deborah,
I would recommend GoldSilver for the coins. No suggestions about the North Dakota oil though. Perhaps there are some MLPs or LPs you can find that trade publicly.