Loose Monetary Policy Is Only One Crisis Away. But How Bad a Crisis Does It Need to Be?
In August, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that bringing inflation under control would mean ‘some pain’ for the economy. But how much exactly?
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World markets are so intertwined these days — what happens in one region of the financial markets can affect another halfway around the world.
New markets in the global space are emerging all the time. And the key to growing your wealth is looking outside the box. The world is truly your oyster.
Here’s how the world market is looking at the moment…
It’s YODO Time!
The world is still the same…humans haven’t changed; we are as dumb and as credulous as ever. But new market conditions require a new anthem. So, we introduce: YODO — you only die once. Today, we explain why this is a YODO market, not a YOLO market.
Global Communism, Here We Come? Nah…
The speed at which the global economy is declining is such that there’s little room for the central planners to fiddle around and try to distract the masses from what’s at hand. In steps the United Nations, who’s urging central banks to stop raising rates to fight inflation. Their suggestion? Price control.
U-Turn Ahead?
‘Disruptive monetary policy’? That’s what the Bloomberg team calls the Fed’s attempt to get back to normal. The elite were having such a good time pumping fake money and credit into the system. And then…someone comes along to ‘disrupt’ the party. They don’t like it.
Part Two: Your Front Row Seat to the Coming Boom in Critical Metals
It’s been a long time coming but Australian producers are finally value-adding their product by selling refined metal to the market directly, not raw ore, which was the default approach of the past. Emerging operators are now regularly designing downstream processing facilities into their feasibility plans.
China Never Learns and Why We need to Remove Biden NOW
No one wakes up in the morning and says, ‘What a nice day for a nuclear war. Let’s launch some missiles’. That’s not how a nuclear war will happen if it ever does. Instead, experts who have studied the subject of nuclear war fighting since the 1950s (and I’ve personally studied their work since the late 1960s) all agree that the danger is not an out-of-the-blue decision to launch. The danger is escalation.
