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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2019 · 18 MIN

Sean Hyman - Delinking from the Dollar-Dilution Game

from Exit Coach Radio · host Exit Coach Bill Black

Sean Hyman has an extensive background in the financial markets, having spent more than 20 years in the investing trenches. Over that time, he’s been a stockbroker at Charles Schwab, a trading course instructor for foreign exchange market maker Forex Capital Markets (FXCM), a financial writer for numerous outlets, and a key speaker at conferences both nationally and internationally. Over the course of his career Hyman has also held five financial licenses. Through his variety of experience in these positions and trading his own accounts, Hyman has accumulated a wide range of tools to decipher key market trends, and to find opportunities in often-overlooked corners of the market. According to Hyman, by linking U.S. dollars to foreign currencies — which you can do by purchasing exchange-traded funds — you can retain purchasing power and de-link yourself from the dollar-dilution game the Federal Reserve is playing.   Questions Asked:    1) Is the Fed really trying to kill the US dollar?  2) How is the "tide turning" in the stock market?  3) Why is the Fed diluting the dollar?   Contact Info:    Website: www.ultimatewealthreport.com Twitter: @Sean_Hyman  

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