The Best Way to Handle Retirement in Uncertainty or Looming Crisis
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Financial Crisis
or Not…
Invest in Food
Have you been scratching
your head looking for
alternatives to the stock
market?
Have you been looking for
an investment you can
hold in your hands?
Something not as volatile
as gold, or complicated as
real estate?
Did you know the price
of food has been on a
steady track of low
volatility and steady
increase over the next
decades?
Because the world
needs to eat.
Everyday.
And we just aren’t going
to stop.
Do you know there are
multiple factors that
have communities
around the world
concerned about the
constant increase in the
price of food?
Population growth,
along with every
occurrence of drought,
pestilence, water
shortage, or blight has
driven the prices of food
up.
World population has
always gone up.
Area of farm land has
always gone down.
The basic forces of any
market are supply and
demand.
Food Supplies are barely
meeting demand in the US
and in many countries
cannot meet demand.
And every blight or drought
cuts off the supply at
dramatic levels, and
subsequent years cannot
make up for the losses.
As the demand of the
world population steadily
increases, supply just
can’t keep up.
And prices are always
on the rise. Take a look
at the following data:
Yearly Price Increase of Food Eaten at Home
Notice 2002 is the only flat year. The national 20 year
average is right there with inflation: around 3%. Food
prices have NOT gone down in 20 years according to
Northwestern University below.
The Texas Farm Bureau uses a sample
grocery bill to compare prices year over year
in Texas. With only 3 items going down in
price last year.
This is the World Bank’s data on food prices
world-wide since 2000. Notice the 300%-
500% increase over 12 years
This is the World Bank’s data on food inflation
in China. Bulk foods are in the vegetable and
bean categories.
Notice the yearly
increase of
roughly 5%-30%
(Bulk food prices
are driven by
domestic and
international
supply and
demand forces)
Food truly is the most
stable long term
investment available.
It is literally impossible
for demand to go
away, or even to
diminish.
It will only go up.
The only way America is
able to keep up, is due
to government
subsidies.
If those ever stopped,
the price of food will
skyrocket.
If everything continued,
prices will still increase,
just more slowly and
steadily.
Wouldn’t it be great to
put your money into a
win-win position like
that?
You can now join others
who are investing a
portion of their
retirement in bulk food.
Not “betting” on
commodity future
contracts,
Not buying an electronic
based share in food
companies or food
related industries, or a
fund based on a food
index,
But literally
buying, holding, and
selling the
actual, physical, food.
By the ton.
Global demand for honey
constantly exceeds supply,
and with bee colonies
mysteriously disappearing in
the US and Europe, pure
honey is becoming a valuable
– and expensive - commodity.
-the BBC
Did you know that people
who bought $100,000 of
bulk raw honey two years
ago, have $171,000 worth
of honey today?
Here are the current
values of investments in
different bulk foods
purchased with $100,000
back in August 2011.
Yellow Corn $121,000
Red Lentils $131,000
Pinto Beans $225,000
White Rice $157,000
Red Wheat $129,000
White Wheat $126,000
Did you notice what
pinto beans have done?
A 125% increase over 3
years!
Why am I showing
growth from August
2011?
Because there simply
was no method for the
general public to buy
hold and sell bulk food
before August 2011.
In August 2011 our very
unique company was
created.
We are
Bulk Food International.
We only hold dry bulk
foods that will last 30-
100 years.
We process them for
very long storage, and
keep them in a secure
underground facility, a
half-mile into the earth.
With our business model
you physically own the
bulk food you purchase
and we store it for you.
Or you can take it home
and eat it if necessary.
You can purchase this
food with a tax-deferred
retirement account.
You can even will your
investments to your
children upon your death.
If our nation ever found
itself in another great
depression, or “greater”
depression, your family
will never have step foot
in a soup line.
Not only would you be
eating your own bulk
foods while the rest of
the world is spending up
to 90% of their income
of food,
But you would even
have enough food to
feed your whole
neighborhood.
Our average client owns
about 38 tons of bulk
food.
That’s about $30,000 of
tax-deferred retirement
funds taken out of the
stock market and used
to buy food.
That’s roughly
38,000,000 calories
Or 58,000 meals
Or 50 years of food for a
couple
Never in history has a
$30,000 retirement
account provided that
kind of security!
If the future holds
nothing disastrous for
our nation or world, then
you enjoy the steady
increase of food prices.
If a major event
occurred or social
conditions arose that
strangled food supply
and drove prices
through the roof,
Then the stock market
probably crashed, and
society is scared.
But you won’t have to
spend a dime on
groceries, AND you can
sell you food for huge
profits, AND you can
give freely to those in
need.
Those who invest in
bulk food come out on
top.
Way on top.
Isn’t it amazing how much
security just a small
portion of your portfolio
could bring to your future
if it was diversified into
bulk food?
Every single person with
a retirement
account, needs to buy
bulk food with at least a
portion of their portfolio
How often have your
friends discussed their
investments in terms of
how many semi-trucks
of food they own?
That’s about to change
Feel good about the
condition of your nest
egg
And enjoy the fact
that at ANY time
You can reach into that
nest,
and eat that egg
if you ever found
yourself hungry
Here’s a picture of my
nest egg, securely
stored for decades to
come.
Here are my reasons for
needing that nest egg:
Watch this short video
to see our facility
Visit our website for
more information:
www.bulkfoodinternational.com