| Put simply, yield curve control has a “goal” in mind and doesn’t appear to be simply printing billions of dollars mindlessly every month. It is clear that the Fed has realized its policies are politically toxic. For one thing, they’ve generated massive wealth inequality as the wealthy can leverage up to take advantage of the bubbles the Fed has created in stocks and real estate. And, of course, there’s also the fact that the Fed’s monetary interventions to benefit big business are over $2.5 trillion, while it barely spent $7 billion on Main Street and small businesses. Put simply, yield curve control allows the Fed to continue printing money and cornering the bond market without the political consequences of traditional QE programs. For this reason, it is highly like the Fed will launch it in the next six to twelve months. This is particularly true with inflation heating up. I’ll outline why in tomorrow’s article. Best Regards,  Graham Summers Editor, Money & Crisis P.S. Should the Fed adopt this policy, it’ll pretty much signal their long-term commitment to keep yields as low as possible. And while that might appear less politically toxic on the surface, the overall results will be the same. More cheap money will let the wealthy keep leveraging up until the next bubble pops and the next bailout arrives. (Which, you can be fairly sure, you won’t be a part of.) These days you need to find opportunities with companies that actually offer value — instead of those that just ride the tide of free money being pumped into the market. Innovative companies with actual growth potential beyond the next bubble. My fellow Three Founders Publishing editor George Gilder, believes he has discovered just such a company. And he’s predicting that before long, there will be MILLIONS of their tiny devices in every corner of our country… including your home. What are these tiny devices? You can click here to find out more. |
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