Catherine’s Money & Markets Report: July 11, 2019

By Catherine Austin Fitts

Theme:

Powershifts in the Anglo-American Alliance

Stories:

  • Africa Launches 55-Nation Trade Zone
  • China Trade Negotiations
  • China Requests US Cancel Taiwan $2.2B Arm Sales
  • Jeffrey Epstein Arrested – Data and Legal Process Centralization Underway 1-800-Call-FBI; Push on Acosta to accelerate deregulation
  • Bitcoin Pump – Market Cap still tiny – now $212B – now using more electricity than Switzerland
  • Missing Money: Taking Bonds Out of the Market
  • From Shale Producers to Housing Investment Purchases to Malls – Dollar Glut
  • Peter Navarro Interview: Dow 30,000+ is the target
  • Powell Testimony and New Fed Nominees
  • Lam Declares Hong Kong Extradition Bill is Dead
  • Deutsche Bank Lays off 18,000
  • Iran: More War Drumbeats
  • NY Fed Model: Probability of Recession
  • Fake Meritocracy: Carlson on Politicians Kids getting into Harvard and Yale (Gore-4/Housing Bubble) and headlines on Biden’s book contra
    cts and speaking fees (private prisons)/Relationship to Monopoly and rigged equity markets
  • China Lake Shut Down – Extensive Structural Damage
  • JP Morgan Owned Ship – $1 Billion of Cocaine
  • Israeli role in 5 Eyes and High Tech – What is Compromised?

Hero:

14 Russian Submariners

Let’s Go to the Movies:

Amazing Grace

8 Comments

  1. Hi Catherine,
    What are your thoughts on the growing problems with Deutsch bank including this week’s layoffs? Is the blowback likely to start affecting other banks and economies both in Europe and the US or is this more of a one-time event?

    Thanks Melodi in Ireland

    1. IMO it does not have to ripple – but it depends on how the Germans + Lagarde + the City + Powell manage it. I will look at it more closely for the Equity Overview between now and next Thursday. Right now the City needs to protect their position through Brexit. A managed ripple on Deutsche bank could be good for them – the fight for turf between Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris and the City is serious.

  2. Hi Catherine,
    What are your thoughts on the growing problems with Deutsch bank including this week’s layoffs? Is the blowback likely to start affecting other banks and economies both in Europe and the US or is this more of a one-time event?

    Thanks Melodi in Ireland

    1. IMO it does not have to ripple – but it depends on how the Germans Lagarde the City Powell manage it. I will look at it more closely for the Equity Overview between now and next Thursday. Right now the City needs to protect their position through Brexit. A managed ripple on Deutsche bank could be good for them – the fight for turf between Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris and the City is serious.

  3. Dear Catherine

    If you do decide to revert to the typewriter, don’t forget make sure you also have a supply of ribbons.

    I do hope you wind up doing a report on the what the communist thing is all about. I’m very interested to learn of the various connections between many different people and events.

    I’d also be interested in a report on neo-feudalism – what it is and the many different ways we are being led to it.

  4. Dear Catherine

    If you do decide to revert to the typewriter, don’t forget make sure you also have a supply of ribbons.

    I do hope you wind up doing a report on the what the communist thing is all about. I’m very interested to learn of the various connections between many different people and events.

    I’d also be interested in a report on neo-feudalism – what it is and the many different ways we are being led to it.

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