Fitch Ratings Downgrades the USA Credit to AA+

As we've been warning, Fitch Ratings downgraded the USA credit from AAA to AA+ on 8.1.2023 at 5:13 pm ET. Which countries still have an AAA rating? What about that BRICS currency and their goal of breaking the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency? We discuss all of that and more in this complimentary videoconference. I'm also hosting a Financial Empowerment Retreat Oct. 7-9, 2023 and a Brain Trust Adventure March 8-15, 2024. Learn more at the links below. https://www.nataliepace.com/retreat202310.html https://www.nataliepace.com/restormel2024.html Join me at our Financial Empowerment Retreat Oct. 7-9, 2023, where you will learn firsthand how to properly protect and diversify your wealth, your investments and your retirement plan, and to save thousands annually with smarter big-ticket choices. This is the last retreat of the year, so don't miss it. Register with friends and family for the best price. https://www.nataliepace.com/retreat202310.html Be sure to share this videoconference with your friends. It is available as a podcast on Apple & Spotify. (Check out the links below.) Important Disclaimers Please note: Natalie Pace does not act or operate like a broker. She reports on financial news, and is one of the most trusted sources of financial literacy, education and forensic analysis in the world. Natalie Pace educates and informs individual investors to give investors a competitive edge in their personal decision-making. Any publicly traded companies or funds mentioned by Natalie Pace are not intended to be buy or sell recommendations. ALWAYS do your research and consult an experienced, reputable financial professional before buying or selling any security, and consider your long-term goals and strategies. Investors should NOT be all in on any asset class or individual stocks. Your retirement plan should reflect a diversified strategy, which has been designed with the assistance of a financial professional who is familiar with your goals, risk tolerance, tax needs and more. The "trading" portion of your portfolio should be a very small part of your investment strategy, and the amount of money you invest into individual companies should never be greater than your experience, wisdom, knowledge and patience. Information has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable. However, NataliePace.com does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. Opinions constitute our judgment as of the date of this publication and are subject to change without notice. This material is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument. Securities, financial instruments or strategies mentioned herein may not be suitable for all investors. Get full access to Natalie Wynne Pace at nataliepace.substack.com/subscribe