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In your Daily Profit issue: what to do now. So what exactly is going on? Just filter out all the new

In your Daily Profit issue: what to do now. So what exactly is going on? Just filter out all the news and focus on what the Fed is doing. Start with [Daily Profit]( Market Crash 2022 Continues [By Ian Wyatt] By Ian Wyatt Saturday, April 30, 2022 It's getting very, very bad. Even our cherished FAANG stocks are dropping like a rock. [That’s why I’m putting $100,000 of my own money into “M.A.C.E.” stocks instead.]( [Click here to learn more.]( So what exactly is going on? Just filter out all the news and focus on what the Fed is doing. Start with the rollback of their bond purchasing program. Then their plan to hike interest rates until inflation is choked off. In fact, they plan on hiking rates in May, July, and again in November or December of 2022. The last time they started to do this – the markets crashed 20% in a matter of a few short months. That’s why I and other smart investors are [rushing into MACE stocks.]( Take a look for yourself. Starting in 2016 the Federal Reserve began “tapering” their asset purchases. But in 2018 they began aggressively unwinding their balance sheet... In other words – the Federal reserve briefly stopped injecting easy money and massive amounts of stimulus into the market. They deprived the addicted stock market of its drug fix, basically. Here’s what happened next: In other words – the Fed crashed the market by depriving it of its liquidity. Within a few months, the markets officially entered a “Bear Market” and this was dubbed the “Taper Tantrum” by the media. EVERYTHING crashed. And the same could happen now. But I believe MACE stocks could not only survive the crash, but turn $5,000 into over $700,000. [Go here to see why.]( So what did they do? They freaked out and turned the money printer back on IMMEDIATELY. Then when Coronavirus came around, they put it into over-drive. As you can see below they immediately started purchasing bonds and mortgage-backed securities by ramping up Quantitative Easing. And they hammered interest rates back down to zero: Now they’re trying this whole dog and pony show again. Inflation reached 40-year highs (and that’s including the Fed’s official inflation stats, which usually under-state inflation). Normal folks all across the United States started feeling the pain at the gas pump and the grocery store. The Fed has to do SOMETHING – or at least make it look like they’re doing something. But there’s just one tiny problem… Right now, the United States debt-to-GDP is a whopping 125%. If interest rates on bonds start climbing too high, the United States CANNOT pay it. The Government will become insolvent. According to a comprehensive report from Hirschmann Capital – since the year 1800, 51 out of 52 countries with gross Government debt greater than 130% have defaulted either through restructuring, devaluation, high inflation, or outright default. In other words – the Fed will try to raise rates and taper…until something breaks again. And then they will be forced to reverse course and ramp up the money printers to a level we have never seen before. But when will this breaking point happen? It’s uncertain. But history shows us that the markets are likely to continue falling dramatically over the next year as the Fed tries to reel in inflation and tighten its policies. [But MACE stocks possess unique “crash-resistant” qualities – which is why I’m allocating $100,000 to them.]( I believe that MACE stocks are the new FAANG. In fact, I believe they will start to outperform FAANG stocks even during this tightening period when EVERYTHING else is going down. It could even be possible to turn $5,000 into $700,650 in as little as the next 36 months. But you have to get in early. [Go here now to join my FREE webinar and see how I’m getting in on the MACE race – and how you can too.]( Yours in Wealth, [Ian Wyatt] Ian Wyatt [Visit DailyProfit.com]( [Take a 7 day break from these emails]( [Unsubscribe from these types of emails]( [Manage your email preferences]( [Wyatt Investment Research] Disclaimer & Important Information [Wyatt Investment Research (“WIR”)]( owns and publishes the website WyattResearch.com, other web sites, and, through its subscription services, various investment newsletters, trade alerts, and other investment-related educational materials. Those publications are informational in nature – WIR is not your financial adviser and does not provide any individualized investment advice to you. 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