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In his latest analysis, Gregory Menorino sheds light on a concerning liquidity crisis. Large commercial banks are increasingly relying on borrowing from the Federal Reserve, while smaller institutions are being overlooked. This suggests a consolidation of power. Menorino advises investing in hard assets to combat the perpetual deficit and warns of persistently high inflation. He criticizes the Federal Reserve’s inaccurate projections and
In a report by Gregory Menorino, the market is facing rising risks from inflation, higher US yields, crude oil prices, and a global bond market sell-off. Concerns about major financial institutions and the FDIC are growing, as banks are seen as troubled and money deposited is not held in reserve. The world economy is critical due to surmounting debt and a
In his recent analysis, Gregory Manorino highlights the subtle signs of a looming war that many may be overlooking. The stock market’s recent behavior suggests that it may be factoring in this potential conflict. Manorino speculates that a war could lead the Federal Reserve to adjust interest rates, potentially benefiting the stock market and commodities. However, there are risks to consider, such as
In his recent analysis, Gregory Manorino delves into the current state of the stock, cryptocurrency, and commodity markets. He sheds light on the upward trajectory of stock futures and crude oil prices. Manorino also highlights Morgan Stanley’s cautionary notes on potential stock market risks and predicts ongoing rate hikes by Central Banks. Read more to explore his insights on credit availability and the secretive
In a recent discussion, Gregory Manorino highlighted the mounting pressure on the global stock market. The primary cause? A global debt market selloff, with China at the forefront. As China continues to sell off U.S. Treasuries and seeks to reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar, the Petrodollar and world economy face major threats. Brace yourself for potential
In a recent report, financial expert Gregory Manorino highlights the current market situation. With increased risk, market futures are down, and there’s speculation that the Federal Reserve may cut rates. Despite struggling economies, the markets remain hopeful for potential relief. Notably, Walmart is reducing starting salaries amidst inflation, and investors are turning to gold. Meanwhile, rising homelessness suggests more economic challenges Read More ->
In Gregory Manorino’s market report, the focus is on the appointment of Philip Jefferson as the new Federal Reserve Vice Chair. Manorino highlights Jefferson’s wealth and predicts his significant impact on government spending. This appointment is part of a larger strategy by central banks worldwide to inflate economies through debt. The mainstream media’s portrayal of fighting inflation and positive GDPs is misleading, considering the
Financial commentator Gregory Manorino and BlackRock both predict an economic shock due to worsening economic conditions. Factors such as a sharp fall in mortgage demand, a doubling federal budget deficit, increased inflationary pressures, and a lack of market safety net contribute to the concern. Central banks are expected to drive economies further into deficit, signaling risky economic moves ahead. Read more for insights on the
The global bond market is in turmoil, signaling a potential economic crisis. Struggling economies and rising inflation are putting pressure on stock markets. Central banks are intentionally exacerbating the situation to strengthen their control and establish a global neo-feudal system. This could result in a resource shortage and millions of lives lost. Protect your finances by betting against debt and becoming your own central bank









