Starting by making his case for why he expects the world to have a new monetary system by the end of this decade, Mike Maloney follows on from Part 2 (where he noted the world does indeed appear to have a monetary system approximately every 40 years - with the current one 42 years old) [2] exposing the developing serious stress fractures that are breaking. Whether it is countries repatriating their gold supplies, or creating bilateral trade agreements - these events are all deemed to be ‘Golden Nails’ in the coffin of the U.S. Dollar Standard. As Maloney says, similar to Stan Druckenmiller's recent views, "this is the great wealth redistribution ever," [3] and understanding on which side to be on is critical.