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The Big Book of Biden Blunders: The Real Cost of the Biden Presidency and How to Defend Yourself

Dear reader,

Thanks to Biden’s Executive Order 14067, every dollar you own could be in serious jeopardy.

They could be made worthless, or even confiscated – practically overnight. Read more here 
The United States of America operates one of the world's largest free-market economies. 

The stock market is an integral part of the world's economy, as it allows companies to raise capital by selling shares of stock and enables individuals and institutions to buy and sell these shares.

However, ever since Biden took over in 2021, Wall Street has taken hits after hits of losses. 

It's been one challenge after the other due to resulting economic conditions induced by Biden and his advisors' unfounded policies.

Instead of upholding their oaths of office and looking for strategies to encourage economic growth, the democrats in power pay more attention to socialist tendencies and undoing Trump's most effective, stock-boosting policies.

As a result, Americans have continually experienced massive losses in retirement accounts while S&P 500 valuations are at their lowest in decades.

Added to this, the prospects of appealing to investors continue to go down as the country experiences a continuous flow of illegal immigration across the border, a decrease in oil, gas, and coal production, and higher costs of essential products. 

In several cities, crime rates continue to rise, especially in areas with ineffective Democratic leaders and liberal governors.
It is not surprising that these issues are rampant, seeing as the current president is becoming more cognitively impaired by the day. 

The Democrats more or less paved America's path to economic irrelevance when it chose to field a candidate with archaic liberal ideologies.

This ebook addresses the increasing economic blunders of Joe Biden, explaining the actual cost of his mistakes on America's once valuable stocks. 

Expect tips on defending yourself and business stocks against the looming recession never seen before in America's history.

Part I: The Real Cost of the Biden Presidency 

The CFRA described 2022 as the worst year since 2008 based on the American stock market performance. 

Inflation is at a 40-year high, yet President Joe Biden and his team claim that the economy is better than ever.

Biden's stock market underperformance is significant because many Americans are exposed to equities through their 401(k) and pension plans, either directly or indirectly. 

The stock market selloff since early 2022 has erased trillions of dollars from retirement funds, 401(k) plans, and college savings plans.

Americans are feeling the impact of this administration in every location, including the gas pump and the supermarket. The economy continues to show large red flags with the price of essential goods increasing— egg prices are up 33.1%, meat by 8.2%, fuel by 59.9%, pre-owned automobiles by 7.1%, and air travel by 34.1%—supplies remain as short as ever.

Suppose you're wondering why you aren't aware of the seriousness and origins of these issues. 

The mainstream media uses selective reporting, non-reporting, and falsification to shape and manufacture stories that promote the liberal agenda. 

They purposely fail to include the unfavorable sides of liberal behaviors and activities. 

As a result, the Democratic base is unaware that they are uninformed and living in a rapidly declining economy that spells trouble for existing and future stock markets.

Here are the biggest blunders in the Biden administration's policies and their impacts on American stocks, business and the average American.

Energy policy

Without a doubt, America is experiencing an energy crisis.

With expectations that demand would increase as the world recovered from the pandemic, oil prices jumped by over 50% at the beginning of Joe's tenure, but they have already lost most of those gains. 

Since the bearish run started for fossil energy stocks, investors worry about central bankers' attempts to slow the economy and the potential effects on demand worldwide.

Crude oil prices rose by 45% between January 2021 and January 2022, breaking the previous high set in 2008. Simply put, the cost of gasoline and diesel was at its highest level ever; since the Energy Information Administration began keeping track in 1993, Prices for natural gas were up 46%. On average, residential electricity prices haven't increased this much since 2008. 

Even coal prices are rising after years of reduction due to democrats' rushed green energy policy.

According to basic economic theory, the best remedies for high pricing and strong demand are more supply and innovation.

However, Biden has consistently resisted policy changes that would enable American firms to do this and has instead turned to substitutes that have baffled both local and international energy investors. 

Many people wonder why such obvious options are being denied in light of the president's decision to attempt to negotiate Venezuelan oil imports rather than host license sales for power generation on federal lands and oceans as required by law.

While draining taxpayers to increase subsidies for renewable energy R&D, investment, manufacturing and production, and infrastructure, the government continues to push policies that obstruct future oil, coal, and natural gas exploration, processing, distribution, and financing.

Based on this, Biden's concept of "energy independence" is more or less a fantasy. 

While he chases it, American investors may continue to bear the brunt. Only a few with tangible investments in green energy may be favored over millions of investors with funds in underperforming energy stocks linked to fossil fuels.

Unleashing a Horrible Border Crisis

It is undeniable that Trump successfully curbed illegal migration into the United States. 

Yet Biden failed to build on that legacy, resulting in the worst border crisis in America.

Since Biden took office, the number of encounters with illegal immigrants at the southern border was over 1.7 million, nearly four times higher than the previous year and the highest annual total on record, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, including 378,000 who were not from Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, or Guatemala.

Fentanyl seizures more than doubled in 2021, and investigations prove the narcotic is responsible for the increase in overdose deaths that hit a record high. 

According to reports, Republicans have called on Democrats multiple times to hold meetings or hearings on the worsening humanitarian and national security crisis at the border.

However, Democrats have refused to hold a single hearing. Republicans have also made multiple trips to the border and have seen firsthand the human cost and deadly methods cartels use to push drugs and crime across the border.

President Biden quietly signed Executive Order 14067.

This Order could pave the way for Democrats holding onto power in 2024. In fact, they could control America indefinitely.

A former advisor to the CIA and Pentagon believes this order could allow for legal government surveillance of all US citizens; total control over your bank accounts and purchases; and the ability to silence all dissenting voices for good.


Mishandling the Afghanistan War

Biden's first mistake was withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan at such a crucial moment in the war. 

He left at least 62,000 U.S. allies and hundreds of Americans behind enemy lines. 

Then he influenced other NATO allies to do the same. Not only was the withdrawal rushed, but it also destroyed the efforts of previous administrations.

Biden blindly trusted the Taliban and Haqqani network to protect U.S. service members at the Kabul airport, a choice that resulted in a suicide strike that killed 13 Americans and ten innocent individuals in his failed beyond-the-horizon drone strike to assassinate terrorists.

It's even more bizarre that he repeatedly lied about the disaster as it developed, saying things like al-Qaeda was "gone" from Afghanistan, no Americans were having trouble getting to the airport, no allies were doubting the U.S.'s credibility, none of his military advisers had suggested leaving a residual force, and that his mishandling of the situation in Afghanistan was an "exceptional success."

At the time, Nasdaq-100 NQU21 NQ00, Dow YMU21 YM00, and S&P 500 ESU21 ES00 all showed modest declines, but none of them suggested that the market's bull run during COVID-19 was in danger. 

Instead, futures were leaning lower.

The Biden administration put Afghanistan on the verge of a humanitarian disaster, with approximately 23 million people suffering from severe food insecurity. 

And successfully laid waste to the billions spent fighting the 20-year war. 

As government debt prices rose and yields moved in the opposite way in New York, the benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield TMUBMUSD10Y also dipped to 1.27%.

Exhibiting Weak Leadership in the Face of Russian Aggression

In addition to spending millions of American taxpayers' money on the Ukrainian war, Biden has made a series of decisions that could extend the war into a global conflict, lead the United States and NATO toward strategic humiliation in Ukraine, and further sink some U.S stocks and investments.

In an interview with Costa at the 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference in Florida, Senator Ted Cruz criticized the president's decision to remove American soldiers from Afghanistan, arguing that it gave the impression that the White House was weak to some countries and NATO's adversaries like Putin.

Cruz stated that recent Biden administration initiatives had made Russia's long-held desire to recreate the former Soviet Union easier. Additionally, he mentioned the president's earlier choice to lift restrictions on the Nord Stream 2 project, which would transport natural gas from Russia to Germany.

Most Democrats refuse to accept that Biden's terrible decision to leave Afghanistan and give in on Nord Stream 2 played a massive role in Putin's actions to begin the war.

Biden made another severe blunder when he proposed holding talks to discuss Russia's concerns about NATO and the potential for accommodations. 

Despite the severe threat, the decision to urge Ukraine to accommodate Moscow only rewarded Putin's aggressiveness and encouraged more of it.

Reckless Spending Policies Under Biden Administration

Since taking office, the Biden Administration has implemented a series of reckless spending policies contributing to high inflation and squeezing household finances.


In a typical setting, ordinary households and the federal government ought to be mindful of their spending. However, the actions of this administration show that it rejects the idea that the government should be subject to financial constitutional restraints.

One major cause of inflation is Biden's approval of nearly $1.9 trillion in social spending, disguised as pandemic relief. They sent multiple stimulus checks to millions of Americans, funded the largest child tax credit payments, and extended generous unemployment benefits that paid some Americans more to stay home than work.

This extra spending was unnecessary, as Congress had already authorized a $900 billion economic stimulus plan in December 2020. The economy was rebounding with people returning to their everyday lives and the introduction of vaccines. 

Not to mention the obvious fact that the pandemic was already beginning to recede when Biden took office.

Despite this, the administration's 2023 budget proposes even more unsustainable spending. 

In contrast to last year's expensive budget, Biden's budget calls for $72.7 trillion in spending over the next decade, an increase of more than $1.4 trillion annually. 

Financial analysts predict this will lead to soaring debt, from $30.2 trillion today to over $44.8 trillion in ten years. 

There will also be a $1.2 trillion annual budget deficit in this fiscal year and a $1.8 trillion deficit by the fiscal year 2032.

For example, an average American family that spends $9,300 to $14,000 more than it earns annually and has an accrued debt of $234,000 can expect its total debts to increase by $100,000 by 2033.

Wage Increase Policies

Many businesses struggle to hire staff, with around 6 million unemployed workers and more than 10 million open positions.

You can blame the ongoing labor shortage on vaccine mandates and the aforementioned stimulus packages. 

One of Biden's vaccine policies mandates employers with over 100 employees to either dismiss unvaccinated workers or impose strict weekly testing requirements – causing many anti-vaxxers to leave the workforce.

Despite the challenges, Americans have added $4 trillion to their savings accounts thanks to increased unemployment compensation, stimulus checks, and restrictions on spending during the lockdown. 

In fact, 68% of claimants made more money on unemployment than when employed, thanks to improved unemployment payments doled out until September 2021.

The labor shortage could have been worse if Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema had not stopped Biden from implementing his Build Back Better initiative. 

However, the government is not concerned about the increasing number of Americans who are permanently out of work. 

Instead, they see worker shortages as a way to achieve one of their critical economic goals: raising wages.

Throughout his campaign, Biden advocated increasing the federal minimum wage to $15. Although he has Democratic control of both chambers, he knows it would be difficult to pass such legislation through Congress. 

Unsurprisingly, some left-wing politicians continue to suggest to the media that widespread shortages may be beneficial to increase wages for those who are employed.

    Biden to “retire” US dollar?

    A former advisor to the CIA and Pentagon now believes President Biden plans to retire the US dollar we know.

    And replace it with what he calls “Biden Bucks”. It is underway.

    Biden signed Executive Order 14067, which could pave the way for Biden Bucks.

    Part II: How To Defend Yourself Against Poor Biden Policies and Looming Recession
    According to Forbes' recession trackers, which analyze major economic indicators such as markets, jobs, economic confidence, and housing market data, the United States may have entered a recession in the summer of 2022, thanks to President Biden's policies.

    During Trump's administration, the U.S. entered a recession at the peak of the pandemic between February and April 2020. 

    By May 2020, the former president and his economic team had already implemented credible policies that kept the economy and returned major stock valuations on track.

    Unlike Trump, Biden has very little excuse for this looming recession, except for his unfavorable and excessive spending policies.

    Although it can be challenging to predict the exact onset of this recession, it helps to put some plans in motion to cushion yourself against the impact of this government's failed policies.

    Measures for Defense Against Recessions

    Recessions can be challenging to predict and can have a significant impact on individuals and businesses. 

    Here are a few things you can do to help protect your stocks and overall financial well-being during a recession: 

    Pay off all debts 

    If your business and income are reliable, start paying off your debt with as much money as you can. 

    Roll over the payment from each obligation that has been paid off into the following one to maintain momentum as you pay off the smallest balance first and work your way up to the highest.

    Suppose you're not in a secure position. 

    In that case, you can consider saving at least a quarter of your paycheck and bonuses to pay down some high-interest debts. 

    Another laudable suggestion is to transfer your credit card balance to another with considerably lower interest rates.

    Even if you have to forgo other significant costs or assets, there are a few things that you must safeguard, such as mortgage payments on your home or tuition for your children. 

    Or, the essential costs for your business, like the principal drivers of development and competitive advantage, the strategies that ensure positioning in preferred markets, and investments that, if not made, may significantly damage the company's reputation.

    Build an Emergency Fund 

    Having a financial cushion can help you weather any unexpected expenses or loss of income during a recession. 

    If you have a significant amount of funds sitting in a high-interest, FDIC-insured account, not only will your money retain its total value during times of market volatility, but it will also be highly liquid, giving you quick access to funds if you lose your job or have to accept a pay cut. 

    Save enough to cover at least three to six months of basic essential expenses.

    During a recession, credit can become scarce quickly. You won't need to borrow as much to pay for unforeseen expenses or job loss if you have your own money. 

    In these circumstances, use your emergency fund to meet any essential costs while limiting your budget for discretionary purchases to preserve the emergency fund and replenish it as soon as possible.

    Dear reader,

    Thanks to Biden’s Executive Order 14067, every dollar you own could be in serious jeopardy.

    They could be made worthless, or even confiscated – practically overnight. Read more here 

    Stay Diversified 

    A portfolio with various asset types, including mutual funds, REITs, stocks, and bonds, is an excellent example of a diversification approach. 

    Although due to the direction of Biden's policies, it's advisable to avoid fossil fuel-linked stocks and focus on assets that may benefit from inflation surges.

    A senior financial adviser, Corbin Blackwell, describes diversification as having "multiple market segments that don't act the same."

    When you diversify your portfolio, you can afford riskier investments and spread the risk over various assets, preserving your assets in times of market downturn.

    Instead of sticking to one asset class from one particular country, consider investing in both local and international investments. 

    You are less likely to experience economic downturns when your portfolio is spread out globally.

    Increase Your Income

    Diversifying your sources of income is just as important as diversifying your investments. 

    Consider taking on a part-time job or looking for ways to increase your revenue through freelance work or other side hustles. Even if you have a great full-time job, it's a good idea to have a secondary source of income. 

    With job security being so uncertain nowadays and the increasing volatility in the stock market, more employment could equal more financial security.

    If you lose one source of income during a recession or market bust, at least you still have the other. 

    Even if your income may not be as high as it once was, every little bit counts. 

    As the economy recovers, you may emerge from the downturn with a thriving new business or a better portfolio.

    Stay Informed 

    Stay up to date on economic developments, and be prepared to adjust your financial strategy as needed. 

    The more informed you are about the policy and its consequences, the better equipped you will be to make safer bets or switch your portfolio to cash or cash equivalents.

    You may engage in political activism and advocate for change: 

    This can involve participating in protests or demonstrations, contacting elected officials to voice your concerns, or joining an organization that is powerful enough to seek a change in a democrat's policies. 

    Or better still, spread the word to flip blue states red when the time is right.

    Conclusion

    Looking back at the years Trump served as the president of the United States, it is clear that Trump may have gotten impeached if he made even one of the many mistakes Biden can't seem to stop making. 

    Although the blunders in the first part are damning, they only scratch the surface of the worst economic and leadership decisions made by the president and his team of advisors.

    Now you understand why Biden's public support has fallen faster than any president in recent times. 

    He enjoyed a 20-point lead and nearly 56% approval rating when he assumed office. Recent polls show a massive 13.5% drop in approval rating to 42.5%, making him the second-worst U.S. president based on ratings. 

    No president in modern history has seen such a severe and rapid decline so early in office.

    In the meantime, continue building up your personal and business finances to defend against the looming Biden recession. 

    At this rate, nothing can change the bleak economic outlook for stocks and S&P 500 assets. 

    Suppose only Biden and his team of advisors had taken a page or two from Trump's market policies rather than senselessly overturning them. 

    In that case, things could have been way better than it is now.

    Biden to “retire” US dollar?

    A former advisor to the CIA and Pentagon now believes President Biden plans to retire the US dollar we know.

    And replace it with what he calls “Biden Bucks”. It is underway.

    Biden signed Executive Order 14067, which could pave the way for Biden Bucks.

    Resources and References:
    • ​https://www.heritage.org/budget-and-spending/commentary/5-big-problems-bidens-big-government-budget 

    • ​https://www.cazenovecapital.com/uk/financial-adviser/insights/strategy-and-economics/would-a-biden-presidency-hurt-stock-prices/

    • ​https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/06/14/investing/joe-biden-stock-market/index.html
    • https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.brookings.edu/blog/order-from-chaos/2021/11/09/biden-was-wrong-on-afghanistan/amp/​ 
    • ​https://www.heritage.org/environment/commentary/bidens-energy-screw 

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