You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive our free e-letter the Wealth Whisperer Biden Just Ensured Our Economic Destruction 07/03/2023 How do you know when a politician is lying? His or her lips are moving. And yet, Chairman Jerome Powell has been strikingly honest, even if dim-witted. His latest comments confirmed what many of us suspected: The Fed plans to jack up interest rates until inflation evaporates. Unfortunately, THATâS IMPOSSIBLE. But what does he care? What do any of the Federal Open Market Committee board members care? Itâs not like theyâre ever held accountable for their decisions. We pay this guy $200,000 to first ignore inflation and now blow up the economy, where the people who get hurt the most are the ones who can least afford it. To be fair, the Fed is in a no-win situation. No matter what actions it takes, weâre screwed. Why, you ask? Because our inflation problem doesnât come from the Federal Reserve or the money supply. It comes straight from Capitol Hill and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Weâre not just saying that because Biden and meek Speaker McCarthy want to spend money like drunken pirates. Source: Midjourney.
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- The cost of borrowing goes up.
- People save money instead of spending.
- The amount of money in the system declines.
Think about it in terms of investing. In 2019, a one-year treasury note paid close to 0%. Right now, you can get over 5% on a one-year treasury note. If you can get 5% on a Treasury note, which is about as close to a guaranteed return as it gets, why would you buy a stock for its 3% dividend payout? You wouldnât. So, the stockâs price has to decline until the payout yield is attractive enough. When the stockâs price drops, the size of the investorsâ portfolios drops. In turn, those investors spend less money since the value of their investments shrank. Similarly, companies in 2019 could borrow at 0.5% to pay for equipment that yielded a 3% return. Today, that project would get shelved. All of this makes sense. So, whereâs the problem? [URGENT WARNING: Millions of Retirements Are At Risk]( Congress is spurring on the most dangerous retirement threat of the last 50 years. Americaâs top retirement researcher reveals the deadly truth behind this government move⦠Plus the ONLY way to fully protect your wealth in the coming months. [Click Here for the Full Story.]( [Click Here to Read More...]( It lies with the borrowers. And no one borrows more money than Uncle Sam. [Weâve touched on the topic of government interest payments in a previous issue.]( This was the Congressional Budget Officeâs (CBOâs) projection for the next decade: In 2022, net interest accounted for 9.7% of total revenues. That has skyrocketed to 13.3% in 2023. Can you guess what happens when the Fed raises rates beyond the CBOâs projections? Yeah, the interest payments get even bigger. The only way to keep paying for this reckless D.C. spending is to lower interest rates, making it cheaper for the government to pay off its debt. However, that induces inflation. And thus, the Fed is left with a no-win situation. [Learn the must-know strategies that Iâm using right now at the upcoming Wealth365 Summit]( As market conditions shift and evolve, certain types of strategies can become more or less effective and staying up to date on what is (and isnât) working is a crucial skill for anyone involved in their own financial wellbeing. Thatâs why itâs so important that you attend the July Wealth365 Summit (July 10th-15th), so you can hear from the experts about how they are adapting their strategies and approaches to the latest market conditions. Wealth365 Summit is the premier multi-speaker event in the industry with 60+ professionals over the course of six full days. If you can only attend one event this summer, make this the one. [Click here to register now.]( [Click Here to Read More...]( But wait⦠didnât Paul Volcker break inflation by just raising interest rates in the late â70s and early â80s? He did⦠when our gross domestic product (GDP)-to-debt ratio was 32%. Itâs 116% right now, folks. By now, youâve probably figured out how to solve this conundrum. Surely it canât be as easy as cutting government spending? After all, the president wants us to believe it's the only thing holding our fragile economy together. Hereâs the hard reality of the situation: as a nation, we canât keep spending like this. Either we raise taxes to cover the shortfall, which transfers money out of the private market and into the public one⦠â¦or we stop spending money like we won the lottery. Look, no president or politician wants to tell the American public that theyâre cutting spending or raising taxes. Despite the romantic notion of a balanced budget, Americans are drunk on debt. Love or hate him, when former Speaker Paul Ryan talked about changes to entitlement programs, he was excoriated as if he had said he planned to come for your firstborn. Yet, [we showed in our previous piece]( that diddling around the edges wonât be enough -- not unless we want to jack up taxes by a third. So, where does that leave us? Because all this analysis means nothing if we canât protect our wealth and act. We need help from someone special⦠someone with unique insights and a deep knowledge of the Federal Reserve⦠a seasoned investor that knows how to read the tea leaves from Washington to the board room. It just so happens that we know such an individual⦠And the way heâs navigating this market flies in the face of everything you know. [Click Here to See For Yourselfâ¦]( To Your Wealth,
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