The Fed Monetary Policy is Crazy! (But Not Unprecedented)

Here's what we can learn from the Bank of Japan… January 14, 2021 UNSUBSCRIBE | ARCHIVES The Fed Monetary Policy is Crazy! (But Not Unprecedented) January 15: America's Financial Extinction Event?L The election is over… The corrupt media declared Joe Biden the winner… And that bad news is about to get a whole lot worse… Because the prophetic analyst who predicted the subprime mortgage meltdown… the financial crisis of 2008… and Brexit… Just issued another shocking prediction… If you and your family are not prepared for what he says is coming your way on January 15… You need to take action now. Click here for the full details. Dear Money & Crisis Reader, We’ve covered a lot of ground in the last few days. So before proceeding, let’s do a brief recap. The U.S. owes over $27 trillion in debt outstanding today. A debt mountain of this size requires bond yields to stay low in order for the U.S. to remain solvent. Treasury yields, however, have begun rising as inflation has appeared in the financial system (yields trade based on inflation as well as other items). If bond yields rise too much, it will trigger a bear market in bonds, which would lead to crashes in stocks, real estate, municipal bonds and corporate bonds all at the same time (the “Everything Bubble” would burst). The Fed will be forced to choose between defending bonds or the U.S. dollar. I believe it will choose to defend bonds and let the dollar collapse. As crazy as Fed policy has been over the last decade, it’s not unprecedented. In fact, Japan’s central bank, the Bank of Japan (or BoJ for short) is several decades ahead of the Fed in terms of monetary insanity… Federal Ruling does WHAT? The Federal Government just passed an obscure new ruling. It could change your life in ways you’ve never thought possible. And help some Americans make a small fortune in the process. Here’s how. The BoJ first cut interest rates to zero and launched its first Quantitative Easing (QE) program in 1999 and 2000 respectively. The Fed didn’t employ either of these policies until 2008. With that in mind, we can look to the BoJ for clues as to what the Fed will be trying next. In 2016, the BoJ announced it will engage in UNLIMITED QE in an effort to control bond yields. In its simplest rendering, the BoJ announced that any time the yield on the 10-year Japanese Government Bond rose above 0%, the BoJ would print NEW MONEY and use it to buy those bonds until yields fell back to 0% or below. Put another way, the BoJ announced it would print an unlimited amount of currency in order to control its bond market. The end result? Japan’s currency — the Japanese Yen — lost 15% in the span of a few months. This is what’s coming to the U.S. later this year. Indeed, I believe the Fed will be forced to act, based on what bonds are doing, within the next six months. The current market is already signaling this. The U.S. Dollar Index ($USD) has already lost 12% of its value and is about to take out critical support (blue line in the chart below). Once it does this, we could easily see the $USD drop into the 70s. We are talking about a $USD crash here. And it would ignite an EXPLOSIVE rally in precious metals, commodities, and other inflation hedges. We’ll get into how to profit from this in tomorrow’s article. Until then… Best Regards, Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis World's Second-Richest Man's Latest Bombshell His first BOMBSHELL shook the retail industry and completely turned it upside down. And now the man is targeting another $2 trillion industry with his latest BOMBSHELL It could bankrupt household name companies. It could disrupt established industries... It could make folks like you a fortune. 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