This is huge news.
Donald Trump’s new Budget Chief is now on record for accusing the Federal Reserve of debasing the value of the dollar.
That’s right, Trump’s right-hand man on rebuilding the U.S. fiscal policy is at war with the Fed. And it’s not going to end well for the dollar.
So if you have money tied up in the stock market or are sitting on cash, pay close attention because the even bigger news is (and it’s GOOD news for you):
As a hedge against the dollar, he’s praising a different currency that can’t be manipulated by the Fed. Mulvaney said...
"This [currency]... is the secure, efficient... backbone we’ve been looking for... and has the potential to revolutionize the financial services industry, the U.S. economy and the delivery of government services."
It’s obvious Mulvaney has big plans for this alternate currency and sees it playing an important role in our government.
I know this is all beginning to sound like some conspiracy theory. The budget guy doesn’t trust his own government so he pushes another currency.
But this may be why Trump picked Mulvaney in the first place.

By Tom Dyson
Founder, Palm Beach Research Group

Renowned retail billionaire Hugo Salinas Price says, “We are now in the contraction phase. When I call a debt on somebody, that party is going to call in the debts to him . . . and there is a cycle going on where everybody is going to try to collect from everybody else. So, it reinforces itself.
When we come to the end of this contraction phase, we’re going to find a world where there is no other recourse but to revalue gold so that it makes debts payable. It makes money much smaller and less weight. Then we will have a lot of gold money that has gone up in value. Some people say (gold will be repriced to) $8,000 per ounce. Some people say it will be $10,000 per ounce, and others are going as far as $50,000 per ounce. 
​I don’t know what the value of gold will be, but it will have the effect of diminishing the weight of debt on the world. I don’t know when this will take place, but I think that is coming, and it has to come. That will be the outcome of this century of inflation we have had. I think we are approaching a revaluation of gold.”
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"... Gold and economic freedom are inseparable. In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation. Gold stands as the protector of property rights. If one grasps this, one has no difficulty in understanding the statist's antagonism toward the gold standard.