Inflation Update: Even the Fake Numbers are BAD

This is why “yield curve control” is the Fed’s only option… July 15, 2021 UNSUBSCRIBE | ARCHIVES Inflation Update: Even the Fake Numbers are BAD Did you see what's in Box #2 yet? It contains shocking details on the BIGGEST opportunity we’ve seen in years. The first time the contents were revealed in a presentation to our readers, it went viral… And we were forced to pull it offline immediately. Lucky for you, we’ve just received permission to show this to a small group of readers again for a limited time. >> Click here to see what’s inside the boxes before it’s too late<< Dear Money & Crisis Reader, Over the last week I’ve been outlining how the Fed will soon be forced to launch a “yield curve control” program. In this scenario, the Fed launches an open-ended QE program through which it prints money to buy bonds anytime yields rise above a certain level (for example, 1.5% on the 10-Year U.S. Treasury Note). The reasons the Fed will do this are: Yield curve control is less politically toxic than printing a set amount of money every month. Yield curve control would allow the Fed to aggressively devalue the $USD. Yield curve control would allow the Fed to stop a rise in bond yields based on inflation. This last issue is the most important. Yesterday’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) announcement was a disaster for non-inflationists. CPI clocked in at 0.9% month-over-month for the month of June. For those who claim these bad inflation numbers are due to the “base effect” (meaning inflation only appears to be up because last year’s numbers were so low during the COVID-19 collapse), consider that this was the largest month over month spike since 1981. And consider what was going on in 1981… External Advertisement Do You Make These Crypto Buying Mistakes? The world’s best hedge funds, industry insiders and market makers follow these 3 simple steps to nail winning crypto trades. 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So, provided you don’t count the cost of housing or medical care or food or energy, inflation is under control. Bear in mind the BLS is making this claim at a time when 48% of small businesses are reporting raising prices… a 40-year high. Again, inflation is roaring. And even with the multiple gimmicks the BLS uses to downplay inflation, the official numbers are still posting their highest month-over-month jumps in 40 years. This is why the Fed will be forced to launch yield curve control… the attempt to corner bonds so yields don’t spike based on inflation… just as they and every other central bank have been doing since the 2008 crash. Best Regards, Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis 5G: Dead on Arrival (DOA)? The much awaited 5G is beset with problems. To make matters worse…the big cable companies do not have any solutions for some of them… and so 5G could be doomed even before it fully takes off. The good news is you don’t need to throw out your expensive 5G phones. 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