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Market Talk – March 17, 2020
March 17, 2020
ASIA: India closed the Taj Mahal, one of the world’s premier tourist destinations, to counter the COVID-19 virus outbreak in the country. India has so far managed to keep cases low by responding fast and aggressively to the coronavirus and urging people to practice social distancing. India has reported 125 cases of the coronavirus. India […]
The Coronavirus Panic & the Dollar Panic
March 17, 2020
Following Mondays near 3k point drop in the DOW, today’s attention is brought back to the Repo market and the demand for US Dollars is off the charts! In the FX market, there has been significant demand for dollars with aggressive bids seen against the Euro -9, GBP -7 and CHF -10 for T/N […]
Millennials Collect Sneakers not Gold?
March 17, 2020
QUESTION: Gold & the younger generation Regarding the article ‘Gold & the Future ‘ ‘…Will they then look to gold and history? ‘ I think the following article about the younger generation putting their savings into, less durable, sneakers, is interesting: DH ANSWER: Yes, when I ask certain people in their 20s about investment, I […]
Market Talk – March 16, 2020
March 16, 2020
ASIA: The Indian government on Monday prohibited entry of passengers from European Union (EU) countries, European Free Trade Association, Turkey and the United Kingdom into India as a step to combat the spread of COVID-19 in the country. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said in a circular that no airlines shall board passengers […]
The Monetary Crisis Cycle Report
March 16, 2020
Like clockwork, we tend to go through these monetary resets because those in power lack the experience of a trader and always design some system that is destined to fail. The gold standard under Bretton Woods failed because they fixed the value of gold at $35 but never fixed the supply of dollar. Eventually, there […]
Monetary Crisis Cycle Report
March 16, 2020
Like clockwork, we tend to go through these monetary resets because those in power lack the experience of a trader and always design some system that is destined to fail. The gold standard under Bretton Woods failed because they fixed the value of gold at $35 but never fixed the supply of dollar. Eventually, there was not enough gold to back the money supply at such a fixed ratio. In creating the Euro, they refused to consolidate the debts. They again tried to create a currency but then lacked even government bonds to back the currency as was the case at the Federal Reserve.
We truly must come to an understand not just what is money, but what is the true role of money within the economy. It is one thing to argue that there is a Monetary Crisis Cycle which runs through history like a regular heartbeat. But what are we truly measuring? There are arguments that many have made that money must be commodity based and have some intrinsic value. This concept truly goes back to the very beginning or society when we simply were engaging in barter – I will give you three potatoes for two carrots. There was no “labor” factor at this early stage. It was still very primitive.
Understanding that the value of currencies is no longer some tangible commodity or bond, but it is the collective capacity of the people. Some third world countries can have twice the amount of people as the United States, but if they lack the entrepreneurship to create an economy, then it means nothing. Russia has all the hard assets, but not the creativity of China. China, Japan, and Germany all rose from the ashes without gold using only fiat currencies.
This report deals with the coming Monetary Crisis Cycle and the reset we historically go through periodically. This is due in 2021-2022 and we can see this coming like a train approaching down the tracks. First there was the Inverted Yield Curve, then the Repo Crisis, now the Central Bank Crisis, and next the Monetary Crisis. Welcome to the interesting times of the 21st century.
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Europe Melting Down – Central Bank Chaos
March 16, 2020
The European markets are crashing from the currencies to the debt – even the Bunds. The smart capital is realizing that this is the end-game. Central Banks are in a state of absolute crisis. We are looking at the extreme volatility that is required to eventually create the slingshot. As we head into the end […]
Central Bank Crisis Report
March 15, 2020
This special report is a detailed review of the greatest crisis facing us - that of the collapse of central banks. Europe moved to negative rates back in 2014. They have been unable to raise rates and there is now about $12 trillion in negative bonds. With the Federal Reserve now moving to zero, they too are undermining the world economy. The Keynesian Model which is based on the Quantity Theory of Money has stood behind central bank policies and the theories of the goldbugs who always tout the death of the dollar. The champion of that view was Bridgewater whose founder Ray Dalio just proclaimed that "cash was trash" at the January World Economic Forum. So many people tout gold but fail to look around the world at what is the brewing crisis.
First, we must crash and burn. That will only push the dollar higher. The Federal Reserve has now cut rates to zero and it will risk the realization that it cannot prevent the economic decline. When people realize that the Fed is also incapable of managing the economy, this is when the crisis begins. Welcome to the Central Bank Crisis which is the start of everything and will dwarf everything else for we are looking at the end of Keynesian Economics.
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Federal Reserve to Return to its Original Design
March 15, 2020
The Federal Reserve will return to its origin and it will do what it was originally designed to do. They will lend now on commercial paper rather than just government. As everyone knows, this has been my strongest recommendation and criticism of Quantitative Easing. The Fed was originally designed to create Elastic Money buying corporate […]
Market Talk – March 13, 2020
March 13, 2020
ASIA: The major Asian stock markets had a mixed day today: NIKKEI 225 decreased 1,128.58 points or -6.08% to 17,431.05 Shanghai decreased 36.06 points or -1.23% to 2,887.43 Hang Seng decreased 276.16 points or -1.14% to 24,032.91 ASX 200 increased 234.70 points or 4.42% to 5,539.30 Kospi decreased 62.89 points or -3.43% to 1,771.44 SENSEX […]
