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The Fed is Now Flirting With NIRP… But That Won’t Be Its Worst Policy
The War on Cash is now accelerating. As the financial system lurches towards collapse, the elites and those who derive power from sitting at the top of the food chain are growing increasingly desperate to maintain the status quo. When … Continue reading
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Tagged NIRP, the Fed, War on cash, Yellen, ZIRP
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The Fed is “Testing the Waters” for NIRP
The US Federal Reserve is obsessed with market reactions to its policies. Because of this, anytime the Fed plans to announce a major change in policy, it preps the markets via numerous leaks and hints… oftentimes for months in advance. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernanke, interest rates, NIRP, taper tantrum, the Fed, War on cash, Yellen, ZIRP
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More QE Will Not Stop the Coming Crash
The markets are surging this morning based on hype and hope of more QE from Central Banks. This view is overlook the fact that EVERY collapse follows a pattern: 1) The initial drop 2) The bounce to “kiss” former support … Continue reading
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Tagged BOVESPA, China, Emerging Markets, QE, the Fed
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The Greatest Central Banking Con Job in History
One of the greatest con jobs in history was convincing ordinary people that Central Bankers care about the “economy” or Main Street. Aside from the complete lack of relevance that Main Street has for Central Bankers from a professional perspective … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernanke, Keynesian lunacy, QE, the Fed, wealth inequality, Yellen
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Are Stocks About to Repeat the 1929 Crash?
In the early 2000s, Alan Greenspan was worried about deflation. So he hired Ben Bernanke, the self-proclaimed expert on the Great Depression from Princeton. The idea was that with Bernanke as his right hand man, Greenspan could put off deflation … Continue reading
Recession Watch: We’re Back in One
The Fed has now kept interest rates at zero for 81 months. This is the longest period in the history of the Fed’s existence, lasting longer than even the 1938-1942 period of ZIRP. And the US economy is moving back … Continue reading
Fed Experts Call for NIRP… is a Physical Cash Ban Next?
More and more “experts” are calling for Negative Interest Rate Policy or NIRP. The US Federal Reserve is obsessed with market reactions to its policies. Because of this, anytime the Fed plans to announce a major change in policy, it … Continue reading
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Tagged bonds, crisis, debt crisis, Federal Reserve, the Fed, War on cash
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Governments Have Begun Moving to Ban Physical Cash
The Central Banks hate physical cash. So much so they there will likely try to ban it in the near future. You see, almost all of the “wealth” in the financial system is digital in nature. The total currency (actual … Continue reading
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Tagged cash ban, Derivatives, NIRP, the Fed, ZIRP
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It’s Official: Central Banks Are Losing Control
For six years, the world has operated based on faith and hope that Central Banks somehow fixed the issues that caused the 2008 Crisis. All of the arguments supporting this defied common sense. A 5th grader knows that you cannot … Continue reading
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Tagged BoJ, bond bubble, bonds, debt crisis, debt implosion, ECB, interest rates, PboC, the Fed
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One by One Central Banks Are Losing Control
Since 2008, the Keynesians running global Central Banks had always suggested that there was no problem too great for them to handle. They’d promised to do “whatever it takes,” to maintain the financial system and print the world back to … Continue reading
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Tagged bond crisis, central banks, China, debt crisis, financial collapse, market alert, PboC, SNB, stock market crash, the Fed
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The Real Reason the Fed Won’t Raise Interest Rates
Another Fed FOMC meetings has come and gone and interest rates remain at zero. The investing world is obsessed with guessing when the Fed will raise rates and by how much. The Fed has been dangling the “rate hike” over … Continue reading
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Tagged big banks, bond bubble, debt crisis, FOMC, interest rates, Janet Yellen, stocks, TBTFs, the Fed
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Why What’s About to Begin Will Dwarf 2008
Earlier this week I outlined how the next Crash will play out. Today we’ll assess why this Crisis will be worse than the 2008 Crisis. By way of explanation, let’s consider how the current monetary system works… The current global … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, bonds, crisis, debt crisis, emerging market meltdown, implosion, interest rates, the Fed, US Dollar
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These Two Assets Show Us a Crash is Coming
If the foundation of the financial system is debt… and that debt is backstopped by assets that the Big Banks can value well above their true values (remember, the banks want their collateral to maintain or increase in value)… then … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, China, Coal, coal stocks, crisis, debt implosion, deflation, economic collapse, energy stocks, Oil, price discovery, the Fed
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Is the Treasury Preparing For a Systemic Event?
Behind the veneer of “all is well” being promoted by both world Governments and the Mainstream Media, the political elite have begun implementing legislation that will permit them to freeze accounts and use your savings to prop up insolvent banks. … Continue reading
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Tagged bail-ins, bonds, Cyprus bank, debt crisis, the Fed, Treasury
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Could the Fed Implement a “Carry” Tax on Physical Cash?
The Fed meets this week on Wednesday and Thursday. Many in the investment world believe the Fed will finally raise interest rates during this meeting. If it does, this will be the first rate hike since 2006. And it will … Continue reading
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Tagged Carry Tax, physical cash, the Fed, US Dollar, War on cash
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Three Reasons the Fed Cannot Let Rates Normalize
Analysts and commentators remain hung up on whether or not the Fed will raise rates next week. Certain Fed officials have been stating that the Fed should commence tightening. However, with China’s bubble collapsing, dragging down the Emerging Markets, there … Continue reading
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Tagged bond bubble, carry trade, crisis, debt, Derivatives, implode, the Fed, Yellen
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