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. The Bank of England threw in the towel on quantitative tightening on Wednesday, September 28, 2022

[] The Bank of England threw in the towel on quantitative tightening on Wednesday, September 28, 2022. A Lehman Brothers-style event nearly transpired in a G7 nation. [View in browser]( . The Bank of England threw in the towel on quantitative tightening on Wednesday, September 28, 2022. A Lehman Brothers-style event nearly transpired in a G7 nation. [View in browser]( . . [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [] [] Reclusive Genius Uncovers the "Perfect AAPL Trade" With years of trading experience and a proprietary system for backtesting trading results, one reclusive genius has discovered the "perfect" way to trade AAPL -- the biggest and richest tech stock in the world! 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The first will decline, and the second will increase. Dear Investor, Ladies and gentlemen, your second major grey/black swan, transpired on Wednesday. The Bank of England capitulated on its quantitative tightening efforts after a pension crisis nearly sank the damn ship. Instead, the central bank took emerging action yesterday to use 65 billion pounds and purchase long-dated bonds to prevent a government debt meltdown. Recently, Prime Minister Truss’ brain trust thought it’d be clever to cut taxes while inflation ran high - and concerns emerged about surging government borrowing costs. With the pound experiencing its largest monthly decline since October 2008 (a month after Lehman Brothers imploded), the central bank needed to step back in. This is the first significant pivot by a major U.S. bank in 2022. It likely won’t be the last. The Bank of England will raise interest rates (allegedly) while engaging in loose monetary policy. But, on the surface, it makes little sense since the new liquidity will likely find its way elsewhere in the markets - and inflation will only remain a headache. It’s the year of grey swans. In this case, a G7 nation almost converted into an emerging market, nearly crushed its pensions, and crashed its currency toward parity with the dollar. The latter is still possible - but for now - the United Kingdom has avoided its own Lehman Brothers event. The United Kingdom and Germany are the canaries in the coal mine in terms of how liquidity problems mount. So I’ve been watching them closely for eight months, waiting for this moment. When we look back at this chart in the future, England’s bond crisis will be the first event to fill our 2022 page. I expect we’ll see some similar issues in Germany, which is hyper leveraged in manufacturing. Roughly $2 trillion of the nation’s economy relies on about $20 billion in cheap natural gas. We’ll see how the situation unfolds by the end of November. With that said, we might see the Federal Reserve take a breather. And I expect a lot of bets to start calling for a 50-point move on interest rates in November instead of a 75-point move. The Fed has effectively stopped selling mortgage-backed securities as mortgage rates spiral higher. I wouldn’t be shocked to see the Fed slow down bond sales as investment-grade debt continues to suffer. When the Fed pivots… be ready to buy… with both hands. The First Swan The European energy markets are now in deep peril. The decision by nations like Germany to outsource their energy needs to Russia had a predictable ending. The reliance motivated Vladimir Putin. The Russian leader expected that Europe would sacrifice Ukraine for cheap natural gas. In hindsight, Europe’s “Great Leap Forward” to convert its economy to clean energy - without a proper transition plan - is one of the worst policy decisions of the early 21st century. Now, things have gone from bad to worse. Sabotage has struck the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, rendering them unusable in the future. So the taps are now officially off. It’s unclear what plan will be offered to solve Europe’s long winter… and the one after that. But I am bullish now on the pipeline operators for natural gas in Texas and oil and gas producers in the Permian basin. I think Energy Transfer (ET) at $11.00 per share is a bargain with an inflation-beating yield. If shares pull back, consider the second leg in the purchase at $10.00. Meanwhile, ConocoPhillips (COP) continues to chug along. It is generating profits on oil production even under $50 per barrel (my expected low for oil sits around $72.00 at worst, given supply problems). In addition, COP has two very attractive natural gas projects that will benefit from the growth of the U.S. export business. With a 4.3% dividend, it’s a great long-term buy and holds, and it will benefit if the dollar does start to retreat as well. Enjoy your day, [Garrett signature] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] The First Central Bank Caves - Now What? [Garrett Pic] Momentum remains Red, but we have seen three solid days of declines in selling with some nibbling in the healthcare sector. I am starting to speculate on the possibility of a dead cat bouncing on the back of oversold conditions. Cash remains your best option right now, but there are specific sectors and emerging markets that may deserve a bid. Pay close attention to the action of the dollar and Bitcoin to determine if capital is coming off the sideline. The first will decline, and the second will increase. Dear Investor, Ladies and gentlemen, your second major grey/black swan, transpired on Wednesday. The Bank of England capitulated on its quantitative tightening efforts after a pension crisis nearly sank the damn ship. Instead, the central bank took emerging action yesterday to use 65 billion pounds and purchase long-dated bonds to prevent a government debt meltdown. Recently, Prime Minister Truss’ brain trust thought it’d be clever to cut taxes while inflation ran high - and concerns emerged about surging government borrowing costs. With the pound experiencing its largest monthly decline since October 2008 (a month after Lehman Brothers imploded), the central bank needed to step back in. This is the first significant pivot by a major U.S. bank in 2022. It likely won’t be the last. The Bank of England will raise interest rates (allegedly) while engaging in loose monetary policy. But, on the surface, it makes little sense since the new liquidity will likely find its way elsewhere in the markets - and inflation will only remain a headache. It’s the year of grey swans. In this case, a G7 nation almost converted into an emerging market, nearly crushed its pensions, and crashed its currency toward parity with the dollar. The latter is still possible - but for now - the United Kingdom has avoided its own Lehman Brothers event. The United Kingdom and Germany are the canaries in the coal mine in terms of how liquidity problems mount. So I’ve been watching them closely for eight months, waiting for this moment. When we look back at this chart in the future, England’s bond crisis will be the first event to fill our 2022 page. I expect we’ll see some similar issues in Germany, which is hyper leveraged in manufacturing. Roughly $2 trillion of the nation’s economy relies on about $20 billion in cheap natural gas. We’ll see how the situation unfolds by the end of November. With that said, we might see the Federal Reserve take a breather. And I expect a lot of bets to start calling for a 50-point move on interest rates in November instead of a 75-point move. The Fed has effectively stopped selling mortgage-backed securities as mortgage rates spiral higher. I wouldn’t be shocked to see the Fed slow down bond sales as investment-grade debt continues to suffer. When the Fed pivots… be ready to buy… with both hands. The First Swan The European energy markets are now in deep peril. The decision by nations like Germany to outsource their energy needs to Russia had a predictable ending. The reliance motivated Vladimir Putin. The Russian leader expected that Europe would sacrifice Ukraine for cheap natural gas. In hindsight, Europe’s “Great Leap Forward” to convert its economy to clean energy - without a proper transition plan - is one of the worst policy decisions of the early 21st century. Now, things have gone from bad to worse. Sabotage has struck the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, rendering them unusable in the future. So the taps are now officially off. It’s unclear what plan will be offered to solve Europe’s long winter… and the one after that. But I am bullish now on the pipeline operators for natural gas in Texas and oil and gas producers in the Permian basin. I think Energy Transfer (ET) at $11.00 per share is a bargain with an inflation-beating yield. If shares pull back, consider the second leg in the purchase at $10.00. Meanwhile, ConocoPhillips (COP) continues to chug along. It is generating profits on oil production even under $50 per barrel (my expected low for oil sits around $72.00 at worst, given supply problems). In addition, COP has two very attractive natural gas projects that will benefit from the growth of the U.S. export business. With a 4.3% dividend, it’s a great long-term buy and holds, and it will benefit if the dollar does start to retreat as well. 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