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Katusa's Investment Insights March 6, 2020 Quantum Economics, Negative Interest Rates and Financiall

Katusa's Investment Insights March 6, 2020 Quantum Economics, Negative Interest Rates and Financially Transmitted Diseases By Marin Katusa This week the US Federal Reserve announced an emergency rate cut of 0.5% (50bps). It is part of a coordinated effort by central bankers around the world to keep the decade long bull market going a few days longer. Ultra low-interest rates and ever depreciating currencies are the new normal. It’s a race to the bottom so to speak. Last week [we profiled the most important charts]( to keep an eye on during these turbulent times. Among them was the 10-year US Treasury yield. And this week it broke below 1% for the first time in history. This is NOT normal. How do falling interest rates impact my portfolio? Whether you’re a billionaire or a single mom, negative interest rates will have major implications. From your job security to the price you pay for gas, to your monthly mortgage payment… to your “balanced” investment portfolio. So what has happened this past week? Bonds are trading like stocks (not normal). Trading platforms and exchanges stopped working (not normal). Major markets are fluctuating 4-5% up and down in a day (not normal). I’ve been getting a lot of attention recently about a concept I’ve created about how FTDs will distort negative Interest rates and how Quantum Economics now plays into this all. A lot of people think negative rates and Financially Transmitted Diseases (FTDs) are a short-term fix, kind of like what QE was after the Global Financial Crises. I'm taking the other side of that bet. In late 2019 I answered many of these types of questions in an interview with my buddies who own Real Vision. This interview is a must-watch to prepare to understand what’s coming next… and how to position yourself to profit. I get into: - How much lower interest rates can go - What impacts this will have on REAL people - What will happen to bonds (and how to play it) - The new concurrent rise in the US Dollar and Gold - Why your local currency matters A LOT in the large scheme of things - The most interesting investment in the natural resource space - The name of one of my biggest gold holdings [Click here]( to watch the video. Regards, Marin [Share]( [Share]( [Tweet]( [Tweet]( [Share]( [Share]( Big Ideas We’re Covering Now Get up to speed on where Marin sees huge opportunities. Below are the most important trends and opportunities we’re tracking right now. The 6 Most Important Charts to Pay Attention to in Turbulent Markets Savvy (alligator) investors love a good crisis. It creates panic, which creates buying opportunities. The Coronavirus is providing us with just that. To learn more [go here](. March is Critical for Commodity Markets and Coronavirus The major theme that has captured the global markets is the Coronavirus. To read more [click here](. Copyright © 2020, Katusa Research, All rights reserved. If you wish to stop receiving our emails or change your subscription options, please [Manage Your Subscription]( Katusa Research, Suite 530 - 800 West Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6C2V6, Canada

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