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This Tight Labor Market Actually Assures a Stagflation Recession

However, the Fed is backing off from stimulus. If it actually tightens as Fed Chair Paul Volcker did, we will avoid hyperinflation; but we will not avoid the recession that is already forming.

Bill Holter - They Must Print or Collapse

Bill Holter discusses the likely outcome of a Fed tightening cycle. With the massive levels of debt in the system, raising rates will be a short term effort.

Hedging the Decline and Fall of a Currency

The baseline case for gold hasn’t changed much in 1700 years.

Monetary Metals Gold Outlook 2022 Brief

Monetary Metals gives a peek into how we view the precious metals space and what key indicators and price drivers to look out for in 2022.

Pam and Russ Martens: NY Fed Has Second Trading Floor at Chicago Futures Markets

The conference room in the New York Fed was located just off the main trading floor, and its doors were open during meetings so people could quietly go in and out. The room was anchored by a large table..

Technical Scoop: January down, tech leads, value shines, jobs hopeful, Reserve hawkish, Dollar up, gold hoard, war reactions

The gold stocks get no respect. With respect to gold, the gold stocks are cheap. The Gold/HUI ratio is at 7.44, well entrenched at levels suggesting to us that gold stocks remain cheap relative to gold.

I Bet My Blog and Won: The Stock Market Collapse of 2022

In the first half of 2021, I bet that the inflation I had been predicting would rise so hot through the year for so long that it would kill the stock market bull. It’s time to call the bet.

Final Rally for Stocks, Commodities to Top, and a Final Leg down for Gold?

Gold will need to see its ‘real’ (commodity adjusted) prices start to rise before a negative macro is definitively indicated. Today we are in a transitional phase..

So Goes the Year?

Trying to restore something like normal, with positive real rates and a reasonable balance sheet, won’t be easy. The Fed will need a lot of luck to kill inflation without causing a recession.

Fed Caves on Tightenings

The bottom line is the Fed caved on its last quantitative-tightening attempt, abandoning it years early.  Once that tightening forced stock markets to the verge of a new bear, the FOMC lost all courage to keep normalizing.

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