Has Federal Reserve Passed The Point of No Return?
The answer, in short, is yes. The passing of the financial rubicon become apparent in the then authorities' response to the 2008 financial crisis.
Below is James Anderson of SD Bullion, who spoke yesterday with Chris Marcus of Arcadia Economics.
What will it take to finally take to get the fiat US dollar silver price and gold price back above their previous 2011 highs? We're on our way in the coming decade.
In case you do not know or want to refresh your memory. Here is information on the to-date fiat US dollar silver price high and gold price record high.
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Federal Reserve's US Debt Monetization is Ongoing
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If you know your silver price history and gold price history, this ongoing path to full fiat debt monetization began in the 1971 gold price free fiat float. We have only since witnessed market riggings larger in size and scope ago.
To see increasing interventions and expansions of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, following a decade of low-interest rates that never even got above 2.5%, is concerning. It is becoming common knowledge the Fed is going to have to double its balance sheet in the decade to come. Be it the Baby Boomer Retirement Crisis building, or just the sheer extent of financial leverage involved today.
Of course, we don't even know how much currency the Fed is genuinely lending and creating, let alone what might be going on in other areas of the banking and government establishment like the Exchange Stabilization Fund.
In 10 or 20 years from now, will we look back on this latest round of Federal Reserve intervention as one of the final steps before losing full fiat US dollar dominance?
If this current sized intervention is what the Fed does when it says that financial markets are still okay, imagine how much currency they will ultimately use in propping up financial markets when the ugly truth, bear markets again.
Once the underlying problems that have led to this building turmoil are finally exposed and known by all market participants, it will likely be too late to be bullish bullion at current historically low valuations.
Forget Silly Textbook Notions of Capitalism
A human being's susceptibility to corruption guarantees neither pure capitalism nor pure socialism will ever be achieved on this Earth. We have to study crony capitalism/socialism history and its ongoing actor's actions to know where this may all lead.
Here we attempt to think about how the global debt structural write-offs will continue and ultimately crescendo. Soberly one can expect further social contract destruction ahead. Brace for more devaluations of promises and currencies issued via central bank decisions to come. Average non-Lords like us here, we have little say in the matter other than perhaps how we choose to protect ourselves from financial destruction restructuring.
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