Treasury Yields Spike as Yellen Tells G-7 "The Time to Go Big Is Now".

in economics •  4 years ago 

Today we will look at how bond yields and commodities are pointing to more currency debasement or inflation as the major governments around the world continue to use their Keynesian toolkit which includes deficit spending and money printing.

The financial repression is going to continue to be the policy of governments and Central Banks. They will try to inflate as much as possible but at the same time keep bond yields as artificially low as possible.

The only way to protect one's finances in a time of financial repression is to get out of fiat currency into hard assets like the general commodities and precious metals.

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Thanks again for the report and information, @maneco64. I am listening.

G. Mannarino called for the market crash and the credit freeze on Feb 13.
How is your opinion ?

It is always very difficult to predict these events or crashes but a lot of indicators point to a stock market that is probably the most overvalued in living memory. The put to call ratio has gone through the floor and one of Warren Buffett's favourite indicator, the Stock Market Capitalization to GDP ratio is at almost 200% which is usually associated with bubble territory.

If you want to take a Peek into our Future, I figured out the Final Melt Values of Gold and Silver...
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