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Catherine’s Money & Markets Report: January 2, 2020
Theme
The Renewing of Our Minds
Stories:
Markets go “risk off” on assassination of Iranian General
New News Trends & Stories format
FDA Approves Ebola Vaccine & Illinois Nursing Home Report
Biowarfare Burger – 18 Milion X’s the estrogen of a Whopper
French electricians shut down electricity to French central bank
German, Dutch & French Farmers Saving the Planet
German farmers drive their tractors en masse to Berlin
The Boeing Saga: Is Boeings mission to produce higher stock prices or great planes?
Food Inflation
Brexit
South African Collapse – a reminder of what happens when politics control utility systems rather than productivity
The Impeachment Furball
Kiplinger: Dollar OK because Euro in trouble
Connect the Dots: SECURE Act + placebased multi-employer retirement plans + SEC new Accredited Investor rules for PE + Mnuchin’s proposal for federal credit privately issued mortgage wraps + Opportunity Zones + IOT + Space Force = the mother of all housing and real estate bubbles – CREDIT GALORE
China Premier Warns of Slow Down
$17T of capital gains in 2019
The 2020 Calendar – Events to watch for in 2020 – Coming 1/16
Catherine, what is your professional opinion on Trends Journal with Gerald Celente – he keeps saying we’re Not going into Inflation but Into Greatest Depression.
Love Solari Report and You!
Val
I don’t follow Trends Journal.
If you look at my quote at the top of the State of the Currency, I believe the long term trends are deflationary.
“Everyone should be aware that inflation may rise in the future—and that it may do so unexpectedly strongly. But the long-term picture is that we are living in a disinflationary world, not in an inflationary one.” ~ Mr. Claudio Borio, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, Bank of International Settlements (BIS)
However, for many people the deflation will be on their incomes and selective assets. For the US and dollar bubbled areas, if the dollar declines in market share, we will continue to experience the current 8-14% annual increase in household inflation in US or whatever the rates are currently in the developed world, or accelerate. So the relationship between income and expense will continue to arbitrage against equity.
Thank yuou Catherine for explaining this!
Best wishes,
Val
Catherine, what is your professional opinion on Trends Journal with Gerald Celente – he keeps saying we’re Not going into Inflation but Into Greatest Depression.
Love Solari Report and You!
Val
I don’t follow Trends Journal.
If you look at my quote at the top of the State of the Currency, I believe the long term trends are deflationary.
“Everyone should be aware that inflation may rise in the future—and that it may do so unexpectedly strongly. But the long-term picture is that we are living in a disinflationary world, not in an inflationary one.” ~ Mr. Claudio Borio, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, Bank of International Settlements (BIS)
However, for many people the deflation will be on their incomes and selective assets. For the US and dollar bubbled areas, if the dollar declines in market share, we will continue to experience the current 8-14% annual increase in household inflation in US or whatever the rates are currently in the developed world, or accelerate. So the relationship between income and expense will continue to arbitrage against equity.
Thank yuou Catherine for explaining this!
Best wishes,
Val
Catherine
You may want to share this youtube with your members as it is a great introduction on why U.S. needs a Space Force.
Sent in for posting a week ago. Make sure to check the Space category in the News Trends & Story section.
Also, spoke about it in the State of Our Currencies. Very much ties in with Currencies.
Interested to Hear your take on Trumps Secure Act.
At first glance it seems like another fleecing operation.
Giving alot more employees, gig, and part time workers access to 401ks to prop up more share values and get everyone tied up and involved in the system. So no matter what everyone will be tied to the FED buying up majority of shares with printed money.
I have only read summaries, not the bill. I am assuming the focus is on doing place based 401’s for small business in a town or county that can participate in the build out of the IOT and opportunity zones – combined with Mcnuchin’s proposal for housing looks like the place based wave may be coming.
Interested to Hear your take on Trumps Secure Act.
At first glance it seems like another fleecing operation.
Giving alot more employees, gig, and part time workers access to 401ks to prop up more share values and get everyone tied up and involved in the system. So no matter what everyone will be tied to the FED buying up majority of shares with printed money.
I have only read summaries, not the bill. I am assuming the focus is on doing place based 401’s for small business in a town or county that can participate in the build out of the IOT and opportunity zones – combined with Mcnuchin’s proposal for housing looks like the place based wave may be coming.
Catherine, what is your professional opinion on Trends Journal with Gerald Celente – he keeps saying we’re Not going into Inflation but Into Greatest Depression.
Love Solari Report and You!
Val
I don’t follow Trends Journal.
If you look at my quote at the top of the State of the Currency, I believe the long term trends are deflationary.
“Everyone should be aware that inflation may rise in the future—and that it may do so unexpectedly strongly. But the long-term picture is that we are living in a disinflationary world, not in an inflationary one.” ~ Mr. Claudio Borio, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, Bank of International Settlements (BIS)
However, for many people the deflation will be on their incomes and selective assets. For the US and dollar bubbled areas, if the dollar declines in market share, we will continue to experience the current 8-14% annual increase in household inflation in US or whatever the rates are currently in the developed world, or accelerate. So the relationship between income and expense will continue to arbitrage against equity.
Thank yuou Catherine for explaining this!
Best wishes,
Val
Catherine, what is your professional opinion on Trends Journal with Gerald Celente – he keeps saying we’re Not going into Inflation but Into Greatest Depression.
Love Solari Report and You!
Val
I don’t follow Trends Journal.
If you look at my quote at the top of the State of the Currency, I believe the long term trends are deflationary.
“Everyone should be aware that inflation may rise in the future—and that it may do so unexpectedly strongly. But the long-term picture is that we are living in a disinflationary world, not in an inflationary one.” ~ Mr. Claudio Borio, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, Bank of International Settlements (BIS)
However, for many people the deflation will be on their incomes and selective assets. For the US and dollar bubbled areas, if the dollar declines in market share, we will continue to experience the current 8-14% annual increase in household inflation in US or whatever the rates are currently in the developed world, or accelerate. So the relationship between income and expense will continue to arbitrage against equity.
Thank yuou Catherine for explaining this!
Best wishes,
Val
Catherine
You may want to share this youtube with your members as it is a great introduction on why U.S. needs a Space Force.
Sent in for posting a week ago. Make sure to check the Space category in the News Trends & Story section.
Also, spoke about it in the State of Our Currencies. Very much ties in with Currencies.
Interested to Hear your take on Trumps Secure Act.
At first glance it seems like another fleecing operation.
Giving alot more employees, gig, and part time workers access to 401ks to prop up more share values and get everyone tied up and involved in the system. So no matter what everyone will be tied to the FED buying up majority of shares with printed money.
I have only read summaries, not the bill. I am assuming the focus is on doing place based 401’s for small business in a town or county that can participate in the build out of the IOT and opportunity zones – combined with Mcnuchin’s proposal for housing looks like the place based wave may be coming.
Interested to Hear your take on Trumps Secure Act.
At first glance it seems like another fleecing operation.
Giving alot more employees, gig, and part time workers access to 401ks to prop up more share values and get everyone tied up and involved in the system. So no matter what everyone will be tied to the FED buying up majority of shares with printed money.
I have only read summaries, not the bill. I am assuming the focus is on doing place based 401’s for small business in a town or county that can participate in the build out of the IOT and opportunity zones – combined with Mcnuchin’s proposal for housing looks like the place based wave may be coming.
Catherine, what is your professional opinion on Trends Journal with Gerald Celente – he keeps saying we’re Not going into Inflation but Into Greatest Depression.
Love Solari Report and You!
Val
I don’t follow Trends Journal.
If you look at my quote at the top of the State of the Currency, I believe the long term trends are deflationary.
“Everyone should be aware that inflation may rise in the future—and that it may do so unexpectedly strongly. But the long-term picture is that we are living in a disinflationary world, not in an inflationary one.” ~ Mr. Claudio Borio, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, Bank of International Settlements (BIS)
However, for many people the deflation will be on their incomes and selective assets. For the US and dollar bubbled areas, if the dollar declines in market share, we will continue to experience the current 8-14% annual increase in household inflation in US or whatever the rates are currently in the developed world, or accelerate. So the relationship between income and expense will continue to arbitrage against equity.
Thank yuou Catherine for explaining this!
Best wishes,
Val
Catherine, what is your professional opinion on Trends Journal with Gerald Celente – he keeps saying we’re Not going into Inflation but Into Greatest Depression.
Love Solari Report and You!
Val
I don’t follow Trends Journal.
If you look at my quote at the top of the State of the Currency, I believe the long term trends are deflationary.
“Everyone should be aware that inflation may rise in the future—and that it may do so unexpectedly strongly. But the long-term picture is that we are living in a disinflationary world, not in an inflationary one.” ~ Mr. Claudio Borio, Head of the Monetary and Economic Department, Bank of International Settlements (BIS)
However, for many people the deflation will be on their incomes and selective assets. For the US and dollar bubbled areas, if the dollar declines in market share, we will continue to experience the current 8-14% annual increase in household inflation in US or whatever the rates are currently in the developed world, or accelerate. So the relationship between income and expense will continue to arbitrage against equity.
Thank yuou Catherine for explaining this!
Best wishes,
Val
Catherine
You may want to share this youtube with your members as it is a great introduction on why U.S. needs a Space Force.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3234&v=KsPLmb6gAdw&feature=emb_logo
Sent in for posting a week ago. Make sure to check the Space category in the News Trends & Story section.
Also, spoke about it in the State of Our Currencies. Very much ties in with Currencies.
Catherine
You may want to share this youtube with your members as it is a great introduction on why U.S. needs a Space Force.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3234&v=KsPLmb6gAdw&feature=emb_logo
Sent in for posting a week ago. Make sure to check the Space category in the News Trends & Story section.
Also, spoke about it in the State of Our Currencies. Very much ties in with Currencies.
Interested to Hear your take on Trumps Secure Act.
At first glance it seems like another fleecing operation.
Giving alot more employees, gig, and part time workers access to 401ks to prop up more share values and get everyone tied up and involved in the system. So no matter what everyone will be tied to the FED buying up majority of shares with printed money.
https://www.natlawreview.com/article/congress-finally-passes-secure-act
I have only read summaries, not the bill. I am assuming the focus is on doing place based 401’s for small business in a town or county that can participate in the build out of the IOT and opportunity zones – combined with Mcnuchin’s proposal for housing looks like the place based wave may be coming.
Interested to Hear your take on Trumps Secure Act.
At first glance it seems like another fleecing operation.
Giving alot more employees, gig, and part time workers access to 401ks to prop up more share values and get everyone tied up and involved in the system. So no matter what everyone will be tied to the FED buying up majority of shares with printed money.
https://www.natlawreview.com/article/congress-finally-passes-secure-act
I have only read summaries, not the bill. I am assuming the focus is on doing place based 401’s for small business in a town or county that can participate in the build out of the IOT and opportunity zones – combined with Mcnuchin’s proposal for housing looks like the place based wave may be coming.