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Maria?s Note: Maria Bonaventura here, senior managing editor of Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins

[Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins]( Maria’s Note: Maria Bonaventura here, senior managing editor of Inside Wall Street with Nomi Prins. At Inside Wall Street, we’re always on the lookout for great ideas to share with you. And one came across our desk that’s too good to miss… So we’re doing something a little different today. You’ll still find our usual Saturday wrap-up below (scroll down to read it). But first, we're also bringing you an essay from Nomi’s colleague Imre Gams. Imre is an expert in technical analysis. He has given lectures and talks around the world… and has worked with over 3,000 traders. And in our special guest essay today, he’ll dive into the consequences of the Fed’s latest actions. Those actions set the stage for a comeback in a massive – yet often overlooked – corner of the trading world… Just so you can get a good idea of what this market can deliver: beta testers who followed Imre’s recommendations had the chance to collect gains of $1,694, $2,339, and $3,560 in as little as one day. In fact, 20 out of 21 of Imre’s recommended trades have been winners so far. Best of all, Imre will share everything you need to know about this market, along with master trader Jeff Clark on [Thursday, February 9 at 8 p.m. ET](. To learn how you can get in on these trades for a chance at similar profits, just [go right here](. Then, read on for more from Imre… --------------------------------------------------------------- The Hottest This Market Has Been in 15 Years By Imre Gams, Analyst, Market Minute [Imre Gams] Think you can’t make money in today’s market? That’s the relentless message mainstream financial media organizations are pumping out. But it’s simply not true… Sure, stock market investors are cursing the Fed and battling a bear market. But currency traders have never been happier. I launched the beta version of my Currency Trader advisory in October 2022. (A “beta” version means we verify the accuracy of a system internally before sharing it with investors.) And so far, 20 out of 21 of my recommended trades have been winners. That’s a 95% win rate. Calculating dollar gains on currency trades is a little tricky. It depends on how large your account is… and how much risk you’re comfortable with. But one trade I recommended gave Currency Trader beta testers the chance to make $1,694 on a $10,000 account… in just one day. Another could have netted you a $2,145 gain on a $10,000 account… in just three days. That’s a 21% return – roughly double the average annual return of the S&P 500 over the past 30 years. The good news is, you don’t need a $10,000 account to get started. You can start as a currency trader with a lot less than that. So today, I’ll pull back the curtain on the top-down “macro” trend that’s powered this winning streak. It’s all down to a momentous decision last year by the world’s most powerful central bank, the U.S. Federal Reserve… New Golden Age In 2020, the coronavirus spread out of China and around the world. In response to the economic issues this created, the Fed doubled-down on its 2008-era policies. It dropped interest rates back down to zero… and cranked up the printing presses. But this ultra-loose monetary policy… plus the $5 trillion in direct stimulus Congress authorized… helped fuel the worst inflation since Reagan was in the White House. The eventual result was that last March, the Fed had to start raising rates again to fight inflation (an inflation that it had previously claimed wouldn’t last for long). As the Fed raised rates, it triggered a bear market in stocks. And it caused a $7 trillion wealth wipeout for stock market investors If you had money in stocks last year, you almost certainly took a hit to your wealth. But the Fed’s move had an unexpected side-effect. Because it set the stage for the currency – or forex (short for foreign exchange) – market to make a big comeback. In fact, it’s led to the best trading environment for forex in 15 years. We’re seeing dramatic moves across the major currencies almost every week. Each one is an opportunity to scalp outsized trading returns. So, why did this happen? Chain Reaction It’s all down to interest rates. Capital goes where it’s treated best. So, currencies that offer higher interest rates suck in capital from lower-yielding currencies. Say you can earn 1% interest in a bank account in Australia… but you can earn 3% interest in New Zealand. Wouldn’t you move your money out of Australia and into New Zealand? Well, that’s what hedge funds, currency traders, investment management firms, and businesses do, too. As they sell their Australian dollars (AUD) and buy New Zealand dollars (NZD), it moves up the value of NZD relative to AUD. It’s like supply and demand of a product. If people demand less of something, the price falls. If demand increases, the price goes up. That’s what happened here, and that move between these two currencies created an opportunity to profit. That’s why currency traders are happiest when there are big differences – or spreads – in interest rates around the world. And that’s exactly what’s been happening since the Fed started raising rates again last March. It set off a chain reaction of rising interest rates around the world, as other central banks followed suit. Dynamic Duos We’ve seen this play out between the U.S. dollar and its European counterparts – the euro and the British pound. Last July, the euro fell to parity with the dollar (meaning one euro equals one U.S. dollar). The last time this happened was back in 2002. Last September, the British pound dropped to an all-time low against the dollar. That coincided with the British government trying to pass a reckless budget. But this currency action all made sense. The Fed has jacked up U.S. interest rates to 4.5%. The equivalent rate is just 2.5% in the eurozone and 3.5% in Britain. Yet despite the Fed’s frenzied rate hiking, inflation in the U.S. is still running at an annual pace of 6.5%. That’s more than three times higher than the Fed’s target rate of 2%. That means a lot more pain to come for investors sticking to traditional asset classes like stocks and bonds. But it means that great opportunities to trade forex are here once again. Over the coming days, I’ll reveal more about my forex trading strategy. Of the 21 trades I’ve recommended, 20 have been winners. And thanks to fat spreads between interest rates, there are plenty more opportunities to profit. On [February 9 at 8 p.m. ET]( I’ll be hosting a free trading breakthrough session… where you can gain access to over $4,000 worth of bonuses just for attending. I’ll even reveal what I’m looking to trade next. So, claim your spot for this event right with one click [right here](. Happy trading, Imre Gams Analyst, Market Minute Recommended Link [Exclusive Broadcast with Millionaire Trader Jeff Clark:]( [image]( For immediate release, Thursday, February 9th at 8 pm ET: Every Inside Wall Street subscriber needs to see this. For the first time, former $200 million money manager Jeff Clark has agreed to reveal a breakthrough new trading strategy to the public. [Click here to register and make sure you don’t miss a thing.]( -- --------------------------------------------------------------- Maria’s Note: Maria Bonaventura here again. As promised, let’s get on now to our usual Saturday wrap-up… Nomi kicked off this week with a hot mailbag topic: [congressional term limits](. In a two-part essay, she showed us why the Founding Fathers rejected the idea… and what imposing them legally would look like. Then, Nomi discussed recent efforts to implement term limits… and more importantly, [why incumbents hold so much power]( in the legislature. And that’s right, you guessed it… it’s because of the money and corporations backing them. Speaking of money and government, Nomi was on FOX Business on Tuesday to explain the Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate hike meeting… and what it means for the future. But in [her special essay in these pages]( Nomi also delved into what she didn’t say on FOX… and how that impacts investors. Last, Nomi explored [a major breakthrough in nuclear technology]( what it means for the future of energy… and how you can profit, too. Read on for more details from this week’s Inside Wall Street… --------------------------------------------------------------- [image]( [Why Term Limits Are All About the Money]( In the first installation of a two-part essay, Nomi delves into a hot topic that readers have been writing about: congressional term limits. She explores the process of imposing term limits… and why our Founding Fathers rejected the idea. --------------------------------------------------------------- [image]( [How Incumbents Stay in Power – And Why You Can Benefit]( To conclude her essay about congressional term limits, Nomi dives into how incumbents stay in power due to the money and corporations backing them. And if you keep your eyes on where this money is coming from, you’ll know who the government’s winners are… --------------------------------------------------------------- [What I Didn’t Say on FOX Yesterday… and a Type of Trading that Works in Every Type of Market]( Nomi went live on Fox Business to talk about the Fed’s new interest rate policy. But to offset the volatility of stocks, there’s a lesser-known market that offers opportunities no matter what the Fed does. It’s the perfect “escape hatch” if you’re sick of losing money in stocks. --------------------------------------------------------------- [image]( [This Nuclear Breakthrough Could Become a Major Winner for Washington – and for You]( Nuclear technology recently reached a major milestone. And it could be a gamechanger for the future of energy. In fact, Nomi believes nuclear will be one of the biggest government winners of 2023… and there’s an easy way you can gain exposure to this trend. --------------------------------------------------------------- [image]( [Despite the Debt Crisis, the U.S. Dollar Will Stay at the Top]( In this week’s mailbag edition, Nomi addresses the popular question of the U.S. hitting its debt ceiling, the dollar’s strength on an international basis, and elected officials’ financial status… --------------------------------------------------------------- Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to [feedback@rogueeconomics.com](mailto:feedback@rogueeconomics.com?subject=RE: Inside Wall Street Feedback). --------------------------------------------------------------- IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… [This trend toward New Energy is inevitable – whether we like it or not.]( We can no longer rely on foreign dictators and adversaries for America’s energy needs. Most people don’t realize it yet. 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