Day: November 27, 2017

Nov

2017

The $76 Trillion Bond Market Is Forecasting Inflation. Are You Ready?

This year, (2017) was the year that the financial system moved from fearing deflation to expecting inflation.

You can see this in the breakout in inflation expectations. From 2013 until mid-2016, the financial system’s expectations of future inflation were in a downtrend. Mid-2016 this changed as expectations began to rise, breaking this downtrend in early 2017.

They’ve since continued to rally. Bouncing off support.

This trend has since strengthened with Producer Prices spiking in every major economy in the world.

H/T Jeroen Blokland

As you can see, Producer Prices are spiking in China, the EU, Japan and the US: four countries accounting for over two thirds of global GDP.

And the bond market has finally taken note, with bond yields rising above their downtrends in Japan, the UK, the US and Germany.

Put simply, BIG INFLATION is THE BIG MONEY trend today. And smart investors will use it to generate literal fortunes.

Imagine if you’d prepared your portfolio for a collapse in Tech Stocks in 2000… or a collapse in banks in 2008? Imagine just how much money you could have made with the right investments.

THAT is the kind of potential we have today. And if you’re not already taking steps to prepare for this, it’s time to get a move on.

We just published a Special Investment Report concerning FIVE secret investments you can use to make inflation pay you as it rips through the financial system in the months ahead

The report is titled Survive the Inflationary Storm. And it explains in very simply terms how to make inflation PAY YOU.

We are making just 100 copies available to the public.

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Best Regards

Graham Summers

Chief Market Strategist

Phoenix Capital Research

Nov

2017

Everywhere one looks, inflation is roaring.

Oil is about to hit $60 a barrel, having risen 10% this year alone.

Moreover, home prices have hit new all-time highs, surpassing even their 2006 peaks.

Don’t forget that inflation expectations are breaking out to the upside as well.

Put simply, inflation is appearing all over the economy. And yet, the Fed continues to peddle the ridiculous assertion that inflation is “too low.”

Why then… are they pushing to hike rates again, for the fourth time in the last 12 months? What do they see?

A $USD collapse like the one below. The Fed is hoping that it’s “not to late” and inflation won’t kick the $USD off a cliff into the low ’80s.

Good luck with that. Inflation is already here. And it’s going to be the biggest threat to capital in 2018.