The Explosive Truth About Our Central Bankers

A Huge Development for the Markets May 5, 2020 UNSUBSCRIBE | ARCHIVES I Hope You're Getting This Message in Time… Have you seen this 3-minute viral clip? It's been helping retirees and regular folks profit week after week… by revealing a massive flaw in the markets. This could be a massive opportunity in 2020… But this clip comes down 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. Don't hesitate. Click here to watch it now. The Explosive Truth About Our Central Bankers Dear Money & Crisis Reader, The Fed lied to us. If you'll recall, on March 23, 2020, the Federal Reserve stated that it would begin buying both U.S. Treasuries and corporate bonds with unlimited funds. The announcement was historic in nature. Never before in its 107-year history had the Fed bought corporate bonds before. In fact, it was technically illegal for the Fed to do this – the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 expressly forbid the Fed from buying corporate bonds and other risk assets. The Fed got around that legislation by setting up a credit facility with the Treasury called the Corporate Credit Facility or the CCF. (There are actually two of these now, one for buying investment grade corporate bonds and the other for buying corporate junk bonds.) In its simplest form, the Fed would print new money and then funnel this money into the credit facility. The Treasury, not the Fed, would then take the money and use it to buy corporate bonds and corporate bond ETFs on the open market. This was a HUGE development for the markets. And it is not coincidence that both stocks and corporate bonds bottomed the day the Fed made the announcement. America's #1 Futurist George Gilder's 2020 Prediction Will Stun You "We're headed for a potential $16.8 trillion reboot," he says.  This "reboot" could create the largest wealth generation in decades. And it has nothing to do with politics, the pandemic, or the Fed.   Click this link to see how to tap into this wealth revolution and learn how it could make you very…very…rich. A Major Reveal About the Fed Jeffrey Gundlach is a self-made billionaire bond fund manager. As such, he is one of the largest buyers of bonds in the markets. And last week on Friday, May 1, 2020, he tweeted the following: The Fed responded to this accusation yesterday, Monday May 4, by posting on its website that it would begin buying corporate bonds in "early May": When will the CCFs be operational? The SMCCF is expected to begin purchasing eligible ETFs in early May. The PMCCF is expected to become operational and the SMCCF is expected to begin purchasing eligible corporate bonds soon thereafter. Additional details on timing will be made available as those dates approach. Source: New York Federal Reserve Remember, the Fed promised to buy corporate bonds back on MARCH 23. And that announcement stopped the stock market meltdown. Now it is May 5 – six weeks later – and the Fed hasn't bought a single corporate bond. Stocks literally rallied 30% on a lie. These are crazy times. And of course, this begs the question… What else is the Fed lying about? Best Regards, Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis P.S. These days, it seems the regular investor doesn't stand a chance in the market. Machines are involved and if you don't have a way to track their activity, it's seemingly impossible to make any money. My colleague James Altucher recently found a way to exploit these types of machines and made a video to show you the results. Check out the video by clicking here. The Truth Behind the Coronavirus Story… Forget everything you've been told about the coronavirus story… Because your editor Graham Summers, just released a shocking presentation about what's really going on… Please be warned: The underground research he reveals is disturbing. 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