Can You Feel It or Not?
It’s coming and you better not only be ready, but extra-ready for a critical year: 2024.
The numbers are clear; inflation is NOT accelerating whatsoever. Yes, prices remain high after two years of borderline hyperinflation, but the worst is certainly behind us.
Prices aren’t deflating or anything like that, but the need for the Federal Reserve to keep rates at these insanely-high levels is not needed anymore.
This is not normal.
As you can see, the housing sector is totally frozen and that’s just not necessary any longer. Rates must be relaxed a bit – as soon as May, if not earlier.
As you can see, the FED was concerned with the PCE deflator, which is the real manner by which the central bank is making its decisions, and is heading in the right direction.
Courtesy: Zerohedge.com, Bloomberg
The Federal Reserve has no reason to keep rates this high. If they want to avoid a hard landing or a recession, in an election year, they need to cut rates while continuing to sell securities and shrink the balance sheet.
Every piece of information is pointing towards one thing: The FED must cut rates to allow money to flow through the system.
If you look at the savings levels of the average person, we can clearly see the economy is not only back to normal, but actually below normal… yet another sign that cutting rates is crucial for both the economy and for the presidency.
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While we were showing you that gold, stocks and bonds are all going to benefit from the change of tune in November, following the very clear words of Chairman Powell, the sheep went deeper into money-market accounts, the greatest bubble I’ve ever seen.
Many have criticized me for saying this… how can totally liquid instruments that generate a 5% return, risk-free, be considered to be a bubble?
Let me explain: This year, the NASDAQ 100 is up 47%. We have said since January and even before that, in October and in June 2022, that the bottom was likely in.
We were right but no one listened, and instead of buying the index and world’s greatest businesses on the cheap, they hid in money market accounts.
Soon, very soon, the markets will hit all-time highs, gold will be at an all-time high and real estate will be at new record highs, yet the average person has missed out on all of that appreciation for a measly 5% return, with inflation at 4%.
Courtesy: Zerohedge.com, Bloomberg
This is the most important chart in the world, because once the FED cuts rates – maybe in March, but more likely in May – we believe that trillions of dollars will be looking for a new home and they’ll find that the world they knew one year ago, when stocks and gold were cheap, is no more.
The only really cheap asset class is silver.
I don’t think that will last much longer either. We are going to see $30/oz and above in 2024.
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