Have you heard of Lynette Zang? You might not have‚ because she doesn’t always toe the line of what the Financial Media wants you to know… She’s kind of like us‚ she just tells the truth even if it’s on forbidden topics that the Legacy Media wants off limits. So I like her a lot and find her very informative. Here’s a short bio if you don’t know much about her: Lynette Zang is a renowned financial expert‚ author‚ and Chief Market Analyst at ITM Trading‚ a position she has held since 2002. With a remarkable career spanning over three decades‚ Zang has established herself as a leading authority in the world of finance‚ specializing in gold and silver investments‚ as well as global debt analysis. Zang’s journey in the financial world began in 1964 when she started studying gold and collectibles through her uncle‚ who was a high-end antique dealer in New York. She began her banking career at the young age of 15 and later transitioned to investment banking‚ where she focused on the government bond market‚ learning the intricacies of debt and its impact on the economy. Throughout her career‚ Zang has been a strong advocate for financial literacy‚ aiming to educate people on the underlying reality of the markets and empowering them to make informed decisions. She is the author of the book “The Great Taking: Understanding the Shift in Global Debt‚” which provides an in-depth analysis of the global debt crisis and offers valuable insights into the financial system. Zang has also been featured in numerous interviews and presentations‚ including the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference 2024‚ where she shared her expertise on the future of the economy and the role of gold and silver in a diversified portfolio. She has consistently demonstrated her commitment to helping individuals and communities navigate the complexities of the financial world and achieve long-term financial stability.    

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