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Bill Jenkins

Bill Jenkins, founder and managing editor of Master FX Options Trader, knows the Forex currency markets inside and out. After 20 years and a string of losses following other people’s crack advice, Bill created his own system for cashing in on tiny currency fluctuations between the British pound and the U.S. dollar. Now you have a chance to benefit from his “lifetime” of hard-earned experience. As Agora Financial’s resident currency specialist, Bill’s advice has led readers to gains of 33% in a week… 70% in four days… and 100% practically overnight. And we’ve broadened the service to include the euro, yen and other currencies in these volatile trading markets. When Bill is not helping people enjoy big wins with simple currency plays, he’s a church minister and owns his own contracting business.

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Silver in Times of Possible Currency Failure

May 22nd, 2009 | By Bill Jenkins | Category: Featured, Macro Economics
On the grand scale, the U.S. dollar is still the major gladiator in the currency and economic arena. It is like a punch-drunk prizefighter, staggering, but still on its feet…wobbling, but able to inflict substantial damage on its economic opponents, those who would carelessly trade against it. “The U.S. accumulated $9 ...read more


Devaluation and a Chinese Warning Shot

Mar 30th, 2009 | By Bill Jenkins | Category: Featured, Macro Economics
Devaluation has begun. Two weeks ago the Federal Reserve announced its intentions to start “quantitative easing.” Quantitative easing is the "new" term given by officials to printing money. We know it as inflating the money supply. It is also called "increasing liquidity.” Essentially, the government will create money and distribute ...read more


The Power to Tax Is the Power to Destroy

Mar 20th, 2009 | By Bill Jenkins | Category: Featured, Personal Liberties, Politics
We watched in dismay as the unemployment numbers soared again last Friday -- a massive loss of 651,000 jobs in February. Thank God it was a short month... But let's put this into perspective. In December, the non-farm payroll (NFP) figure was 577,000 jobs lost. In January, the NFP figure was ...read more