USA Watchdog, Released on 2/9/21 Analyst, professional trader and financial writer Rick Ackerman says buckle up because Bitcoin is going to go much higher in price. There is free information
Deflation first, then inflation. t.co/S1sX0vI85A — BLACK SWAN (@RetirementRight) January 21, 2021 REAL RATES 👇👇👇 pic.twitter.com/5fdX56kjVl — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) January 21, 2021
by Charles Hugh Smith The consensus is that asset inflation is unstoppable and forever. History begs to differ. Not unsurprisingly, people want a binary option: do we get deflation or inflation? Unfortunately,
Our Head of Global Research, Murray Gunn highlights an interesting development in the banking sector that might mean the Fed doesn’t get what it wants.
by Charles Hugh-Smith Extremes become more extreme right up until they reverse, a reversal no one believes possible here in the waning days of 2020. The absolutely last thing anyone
The Federal Reserve said it would keep buying at least $120bn of debt until “substantial further progress has been made” in the recovery. Well… there you go. Same old same
by Frank Shostak via Mises By a popular way of thinking, it is the role of the central bank to make sure that economy follows a path of stable economic growth and prices.
George Gammon, Released on 9/1/20 George Edward Gammon is an American real estate investor and entrepreneur. He produces and stars in a popular YouTube Channel. Prior to 2012, George started,
by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds The gravy train will have to stop at some point, but right now the global elites have pushed their chips on to the U.S. dollar
fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BPCCRO1Q156NBEA#0 “Consensus” sees above average levels of INFLATION breaking out any month now! Looks like another Wrong Again call on a major forecast. h/t mark000
by Zalinsky For all the talk of runaway inflation that gets the silvertards like myself excited, the truth is that since 2008, our world has been largely deflationary. Certain assets have
France & Italy deflation THEN stagflation pic.twitter.com/hs2TKJM4tU — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 1, 2020 CONSUMER INFLATION EXPECTATIONS pic.twitter.com/XdryLfbnEE — Win Smart, CFA (@WinfieldSmart) July 1, 2020
by theycallmeryan Fed Reaction to Coronavirus The Fed’s reaction to coronavirus was extremely quick. After seeing what worked to stop the financial crisis in 2008, the Fed used the same
Tony Nash interviewed by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St Tony’s company helps many companies solve their global supply chain problems and he has also lived and worked in Asia for
#recession … #GFC2 editionvia @sunchartist In a #debt #deflation #depression, oversupply is not the solution… it's the problem. 📉 t.co/dslhvHj4W0 — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) May 31, 2020 Cuts to employment
