With the looming specter of a fragile equity market supported by quantitative easing and historically low interest rates, it is paramount to prioritize the parsimonious management of sovereign debt and the restoration of policies that encourage sound money. Austrian Economics warns against the distortive effects of interventionism, preferring instead market-driven solutions that advocate for competitive currencies, whether metallic or cryptographic. For More Information Click The Link Below
Central banks persist in the largest financial experiment in history; the Federal Reserve, amongst others, continues to manipulate the yield curve as if curating an exhibit of normalcy in a museum of economic aberrations. Should the fragile dynamic between low-end federal funds rates and yields, such as the 10-year invert or tighten further, the tremors will be felt across markets, signaling that the era of cheap money may has sown the seeds of its destruction. Click The Button Below To Read More!
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


