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The Treasury is sticking to short-term debt–six-month T-bills–for a reason. Why? Because they’re betting on a regime change at the Federal Reserve. Ready to cut rates. Ready to steamroll the resistance. So what happens next summer? More money printing. More fuel on the fire. The writing is already on the
In this conversation, James and Joe delve into the complexities of inflation, discussing its various types, the role of the Federal Reserve, and the political implications of economic policies. They explore the future of social security and national debt, the impact of interest rates on government spending, and the global
When the U.S. froze Russia’s Treasury assets, it didn’t just impose sanctions–it defaulted. No matter how morally justified, refusing to pay back a creditor is still a default. And the rest of the world noticed. China’s Treasury holdings are down 30% in just a couple of years. Their share of
Trump once attacked Janet Yellen for keeping interest rates low to help Obama. Now? He wants Powell to cut rates to help himself. The same thing he called “political” and “unfair” before… He’s now demanding for his own benefit. Just another example of political hypocrisy–this time, with real economic consequences.
You can’t stop the freight train that’s coming. But you can prepare. That means owning productive assets–things that are profitable now, but will be even more valuable in the years ahead. A gold producer earning strong profits and trading at less than 2x earnings. A home you put a modest
Powell’s Dilemma: Hike and Crash or Cut and Expose the Lie If the economy’s strong and inflation is hot, why is the Fed cutting rates? Because they know the economy is weak. They’re afraid to raise. They’re afraid to cut. So they stall. Because the bond market owns them. #FedLies
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