Janet Yellen has been making some interesting comments lately, as she’s been claiming that the US debt expense will be only 1% over the next decade. Which is well above the current level of 3.5%, and seems almost impossible given the current debt and interest rate dynamics. Although ironically enough, there is a scenario in …
Janet Yellen: Interest Expense To Be 1% of GDP Over Next Decade Read More »
It’s been a tough week in the #banking sector, as just a few days after Silicon Valley Bank experienced a bank run, and several other regional banks came under pressure, Credit Suisse was back in the news on Wednesday as their share price dropped again after their biggest lender said it would not be able …
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Apparently unlimited quantitative-easing was not enough for the Fed, and now the reports are that chairman Jerome Powell is set to make a historic inflation announcement tomorrow at Jackson Hole. The mainstream media is already pumping up the event, and to find out what to expert, click to watch the video now! …
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Given that Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has already hinted at more quantitative easing, it’s not surprising that we’ve seen a continuation of the gold and silver rally this week. People see what’s coming, and they’re responding by buying gold and silver. Which Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics joined me on the show this …
Dave Kranzler: Gold Traders Are Front-running The Fed Read More »
With the world increasingly realizing that the Federal Reserve’s plan is apparently to print and assume any and every obligation in the financial system, not surprisingly, the smart investors are already diversifying away the central bank risk. Fortunately, internationalization expert and author Dan Becker joined me on the show to share the steps he’s taking …
Fed Policy Is Driving Investors Out of US Assets: “Towards Freedom” Author Dan Becker Read More »
With the coronavirus quarantine seemingly being relaxed or coming to an end in the near future, while the Federal Reserve is printing everything in sight, is it possible that the stock market could actually be at new all-time highs by election time? Alex Newman of the New American joined me on the show to discuss …
Will Fed “Stimulate” Stocks To New Highs By Election Time Read More »
After months of repo lines and injecting more credit into the system, it seems as if not only haven’t the problems been resolved. But that they appear to be getting worse. As the Fed has lost control, while the everything bubble is coming to an end. Which Bill Holter of JS Mineset was kind …
After a decade of promises about how quantitative easing and 0% interest rates would solve the subprime housing debacle, now as the Fed is lowering rates again it’s become clear that there is no exit plan. Or if there is, the plan is QE to infinity. Which Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital was kind …
Peter Schiff: The Fed’s Exit Plan is QE Infinity Read More »
As President #DonaldTrump continues to beg the #FederalReserve for interest rate cuts and quantitative easing, what few seem to remember was what Trump said before he was elected. When he talked about how the stock market was a “big fat bubble” fueled by easy Federal Reserve credit policies. Which makes you wonder if he really …
Alex Newman: “Trump Knows The Stock Market’s A Bubble” Read More »
On Wednesday the Federal Reserve paused its interest rate reduction campaign while again going with the “nothing to see here” routine. Although fortunately Michael Pento of Pento Portfolio Strategies was kind enough to join me on the show to reveal what the Fed left unsaid. He talked about how the impact of years of misguided …
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