The media has decided that the single bets investment going forward is the US Dollar. Indeed, Marketwatch has proclaimed that 2017 will be “The Year of the Dollar.”
The entire move in the S&P500 since the November 8 election has been driven by the move in the $USD/Yen pair. As you can see, these two items (USD/YEN and S&P 500) are essentially the same trade.
The biggest issue in the financial system… the issue that CNBC is completely avoiding… and 99% of professionals are ignoring is the US DOLLAR. The US Dollar Has Ripped To 103.
Just as we predicted, the Bank of Japan has begun to lose control. Since the November US Presidential election, the Bank of Japan has been aggressively devaluing the Yen. They are doing this to take advantage of the brief window between...
This is not conspiracy theory. In the last month the BoJ has devalued the Yen 14% against the $USD. By any other measure this is a crash as far as currencies go. And it could lead to MAJOR issues for the financial system. The last time...
It is said that history has a sense of irony. The latest US election is not an exception. Consider the following… 1. Donald Trump campaigned aggressively on trade… particularly his opposing of the fact that the US gets taken advantage...
The Trump Presidency has distracted from the next major move to be implemented by Financial Elite. That move is a cash ban. Cash, particularly physical cash (as in bills and coins) is a huge problem for insolvent banks.
The biggest problem for the financial markets is not stocks nor is it the economy. It’s the Bond Bubble. Globally the bond bubble is now over $199 trillion in size. The world taken as a whole is sporting a Debt to GDP ratio of over 250%....
Are you worried about a market drop? I’m not, we’ve been preparing for what’s coming for weeks. Why do I think the markets will be dropping? 1) Globally bond yields are spiking. With bond yields rising, earnings yields will follow. The...
For anyone wants to make money in the markets, you need to understand one thing. Bonds are the “smart money.” This doesn’t mean that stock investors are dumb. It means that the bond markets are much larger and much more liquid than the...