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You are receiving this as part of your free subscription to Tim Melvin's Max Wealth. To remove your email from this list, [unsubscribe here](. [Tim Melvin's Max Wealth] [American retirees could make MILLIONS from this Great Depression secret]( Wall Street elite, well-connected magnates, and politicians across the aisle have all massively benefitted from this [unique class of investments](. But a group of everyday Americans have started to use them as well... and they're making a fortune. [Take a closer look at this retirement game changer](... --------------------------------------------------------------- May 4, 2019 You Don't Have to Live in Europe to Unlock Explosive Gains By Tim Melvin Dear Reader, European banks are doomed. Just take a look at the media or any big time Wall Street analyst. They have all issued preliminary obituaries for all the big European banks. Brexit is upon us, and Europe, especially the United Kingdom, will fall into the black hole of depression and collapse. History and common sense tell us that it is probably not going to happen. Several times in the past Eurozone banks were going to collapse because of Greece, or Italy, or Portugal, or any other reason the media could dream up. It makes for great television but ignoring them can make us a lot of money. In each of those other end-of-times scenarios, I could uncover the biggest banks in Europe that rebounded sharply. And as the European banks fall, then the opportunity comes for bold investors to at least double their money. The Doom and Gloom in Europe Is Just the Start for a Wealthy Relationship Let's not kid ourselves. Brexit is a mess and just another excellent example of government ineptitude. The British government has been unable to agree on how to pule of their exit from the European Union, and the Eurozone government is not making the task easy. Brexit currently has more scenarios than the last few episodes of Game of Thrones. It could be everything from a disaster with Scotland leaving the U.K. or an easy negotiated exit with little disruption. We could even see an exhausted and exasperated British government put the idea to another referendum that fails and they stay in the EU. I am not an expert on European politics in any stretch of the imagination, but I am pretty good at understanding and valuing banks. My work tells me that the leading U.K. banks are priced like the world has pretty much ended, and all that remains is the funeral. Yet it still appears to me that rumors of the death of banks in the United Kingdom have been greatly exaggerated. Just take for example the other financial and heavily political issues plaguing the U.K. people. After the series of poisonings of Russian dissidents in London, the British military went in emergency mode has been rapidly building a new chemical weapons defense center for $67 million. As tensions escalate, global defense spending is soaring to record levels - $1.7 trillion this year alone. My colleague at Money Map Press Dr. Kent Moors went to London for a meeting of the most important minds in global finance... The real [powers behind the largest banks]( and funds in the world... He learned that John Fredriksen, the CEO of a company called Frontline, was dead-set on "acquiring the largest tanker fleet in history." Less than four months after Kent recommended the company, shares had soared 167%. [This kind of opportunity]( came under specific circumstances that only Kent knew would give early investors huge wealth opportunities. And it's these kind of potentials that I see for some banks both abroad and at home. One Bank Pick Is All It Takes to Make Some Serious Cash Looking at Barclays Bank (BCS) it is pretty apparent that the near-term results will be soft. The investment bank, in particular, is struggling. An activist investor Edward Bramson of Sherbourne Partners who owns 5.2% of the bank wants Barclays to dispose of that division and focus on the more profitable commercial banking business, but the leadership of Barclays doesn't want to take that step. Some folks who know the situation say the initial feeling is that Bramson does not have the votes for institutional investors to force the issue at the upcoming annual meeting. If by some chance he does win the vote, the stock will leap higher right away. If he doesn't win, we have a global bank that offers consumer, corporate, and investment banks in the U.K. and the U.S. with over a trillion dollars in assets. They have adequate capital after restructuring the bank over the past three years. While profits are slowing, the bank is profitable and is expected to stay that way. The bank pays a nice dividend, and the shares are currently yielding 3.12%. It is going to be a bumpy ride, but this stock has enormous upside. Barclays shares are trading at less than half their tangible equity value. If the shares were priced like comparable U.S. banks such as Bank of America (BAC) and JP Morgan (JPM), the stocks would be almost four times higher than the current quote. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will also have a bumpy ride. They have more than enough capital on hand and have once again begun paying a dividend of a little over 5% annually. The Queen's Government still owns about 62% of the shares, so there is something of a royal backstop with this bank. Business and consumer lending are slowing down because of Brexit uncertainty. Again, it will be a bumpy ride, but the profit potential here is enormous. The stock trades at 75% of tangible book value and may be volatile as Brexit goes on. But Brexit will not last forever and as the song says "There Will Always Be an England." If Royal Bank of Scotland were priced like its U.S. counterpart, the stock price would be more than twice the current quote. In a post-Brexit world, the stock could easily triple as earnings begin to grow again. To the Max, Tim Melvin In Case You Missed... --------------------------------------------------------------- [The pattern that turned a Home Depot clerk into a multimillionaire]( This man isn't your ordinary stock market millionaire... but 30 years ago, he discovered something that changed EVERYTHING for him and his family. He called it "The Money Calendar" - and as he puts it, "It's like shooting fish in a barrel." In fact, you can watch him become $15,000 richer in under a minute, LIVE on camera. [This is something you need to see for yourself](... This World-Renowned Angel Investor is Sharing his #1 Secret to Pre-IPO Riches Neil Patel is a New York Times acclaimed author and world-famous entrepreneur. Not only has Neil built his own startups, but he's successfully invested in more than we can count. He's also taken pre-IPO investing and turned it into an art form. Now, he's ready to share everything he's learned. In this exclusive video, Neil reveals his #1 secret to making a killing in the pre-IPO market. Just [click here]( to watch and to start receiving the rest of Neil's advice as part of The Startup Investor. --------------------------------------------------------------- You are receiving this e-mail at, {EMAIL}, as a part of your free subscription to Tim Melvin's Max Wealth. 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