Mar 15, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
Great article! They needed a way to print massively to paper over the losses, just like in 2008. But now they need to massively print to paper over the current losses.......
All this does is kick the can down the road, and each kick gets weaker and weaker.
he Federal Reserve is once again buying vast amounts of bonds to calm stress in financial markets. But this isn’t a return to crisis-era efforts to save the economy. At least not yet.
The Fed announced on Friday it will launch a new program next week that will gobble up $60 billion of Treasury bills per month. The purchases will further boost the size of its already-massive $4 trillion balance sheet.
Given the slowing American economy, the actions are reminiscent of the bond buying programs known as quantitative easing. The Fed resorted to QE, and eventually QE2 and QE3, to keep borrowing costs ultra-cheap once it ran out of room to cut interest rates in 2008.
The Federal Reserve has taken great pains to stress that its rescue of the overnight lending market is not a stealth version of quantitative easing. Wall Street isn’t buying it, though.
The September spike in overnight lending rates forced the Fed to take dramatic action to relieve the stress. The US central bank began aggressively pumping in billions of dollars a day and purchasing $60 billion of Treasury bills per month.
The moves lifted the Fed’s balance sheet beyond $4 trillion. And despite key differences, they’ve brought back memories of the Fed’s crisis-era programs. Known as quantitative easing, or QE1, QE2 and QE3, those bond-buying programs were designed to boost the economy and financial markets.
More than half (53%) of institutional investors believe the Fed is once again engaged in QE, according to a survey released Wednesday by RBC Capital Markets. Just 19% of those investors say the Fed isn’t doing QE.
The liquidity crisis feared by financial analysts has arrived. Sparked by a surge in the U.S. government’s borrowing following the Bipartisan Budget Deal, the Federal Reserve has been forced to intervene in the nation’s money markets to fill a critical shortage of money by making emergency overnight cash loans, called “repos”, for the first time since the financial crisis of 2008.
Southern Utah University economist David Tufte explains what started happening in the last week in plain English:
"The Fed has been heavily buying repurchase agreements (repos). Translated, this means they’re trying to reduce short term interest rates. Quite aggressively too."
Mar 15, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
The banks were very much in on the whole covid scam. A close relative was high up in a big American bank, and they along with other high ups went into isolation at home many many weeks before anyone else even thought about it. It was very strange at the time. The World Bank and IMF were instrumental in getting governments to impose lockdowns and restrictions, see the summary of the IMF conference in 2022: https://twitter.com/lapogus1/status/1631341227365867534
Mar 15, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
In the footnote you should absolutely quote John Titus who was the first to discover this rather astonishing coincidence between the "pandemiiiic" and "going direct" QE:
Mar 16, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
We had plenty of inflation , it was asset inflation which is not measured properly by CPI. Property and stocks were increasing rapidly, as was debt. The Elite had access to cheap money. Why pay 40% tax on income when you could borrow the money you spend at 2%. Thats why Musk didnt pay himself a salary, he just borrowed what he needed.
The problem on the horizon was the impending quadrillion dollar derivative bubble crash and the desire for CBDC and digital ID. To Build Back Better and survive the crash they needed to bring it all down, but only when they had CBDC ready to go on the fly.
As depositors rush to deposit their money in SIFIS which they believe are TBTF, they fail to consider their derivative exposure and the fact Dodd-Frank Act gives SIFIS the right to give depositors a haircut to shore up their balance sheet when assets decline.
Mar 16, 2023·edited Mar 16, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
NE
Check out the work of John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts (The Solari Report). They have done extensive work on "The Going Direct Reset" and "Central Bank Digital Currencies".
Mar 15, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
This all started prior to the GFC because:
SEE PAGE 59 - THE PERFECT STORM : The economy is a surplus energy equation, not a monetary one, and growth in output (and in the global population) since the Industrial Revolution has resulted from the harnessing of ever-greater quantities of energy.
But the critical relationship between energy production and the energy cost of extraction is now deteriorating so rapidly that the economy as we have known it for more than two centuries is beginning to unravel
Mar 16, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
When a government is willing to sacrifice millions of lives in decades long wars, risk global destruction, plan and cause a biological disease that kills millions, intentionally lies about everything and claims absolute right to truth and claim they care about you we have arrived very near the end.
Mar 15, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
The way Covid comes in is it was their first and biggest mistake. But once the Pentagon/Fauci (this goes back to 2013) what was called the DNC, globalists and the rest committed themselves, there was no turning back, was there? So slowly they have been destroying themselves. Now they are getting faster. :) Central Banks especially.
Mar 15, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
It's an intriguing proposition and very well worth consideration. But it would have required exquisite control from the perpetrators. Does such an organisation exist, and if so who is in control?
Or perhaps they just jumped on an actual pandemic to enact their plan but the timing is suspicious and so many aspects of the pandemic don’t make sense.
All you need to do is get the ball rolling and useful idiots do the rest
The Fed is attempting to resolve this by buying unlimited amounts of U.S. Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities, an extraordinary backstop for lending markets that goes much further than what the central bank did in the 2008-2009 crisis.
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They basically said they would print as many dollars as it took. And they did. And they sent us a couple "anti-revolution" checks so we'd sit down and shut up while they raided the treasury (again).
People still resist taking that final step, i know its hard but ya gotta or we'll never move forward. We've tried talking with these people, we've tried to debate, they just shout you down or censor you. When has censorship ever been a policy of a "pandemic". Its not all just money, for whatever reason (theater, maybe real life) the "swamp" hated trump and 2020 just also happened to be an election year.
At the top you'll find the same dynasties that orchestrated the world wars over the past century. Pharma, Big Tech, UN, WHO, all universities and so-called research institutions.... they own them all and control them all through the money system.
Mar 16, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
The lockdowns caused a supply chain breakdown leading to shortages (and hence cost push inflation but only after the lockdowns were lifted) and the Pandemic measures gave the cover for rampant money printing building a bonfire of liquidity ready to go when economies opened up. A neat plan. The Ukraine war plays into this as well since the energy supply shock of the sanctions has turbo-charged inflation right through the supply chain due to higher energy prices.
Which is what made covid so brilliant in a way! We knew the people at the top were selfish and kinda evil, but we thought they still might have a smidge of humanity. Covid and the lies prove they do not. Nothing left to save with regards to the "elite".
Mar 16, 2023Liked by NE - Naked Emperor Newsletter
The richer you are, the more you demand stability and predictability in the economic/financial system.
(This is an error of logic and reason, but it is a core principle economics run on.)
Therefore, resources will be spent to increase predicability and stability to protect assets. At some point, you are spending more (on the system level) than you make, then more than you preserve and finally you start to destroy assets in order to maintain your position.
This is a basic human instinct. No animal, humans included, have any instinct to work more than the minimum required; all such behaviour is cultivated and all cultivated behaviours reference the peer-group.
So any and all measures taken always seek to maintain a status quo at cost to the system as a whole: kind of like if you go to the most expensive gym in the world to only grow your left biceps, at the cost of everything else in your life (clumsy analogy, sorry 'bout that).
Which is why the system reguarly experience localised crashes. That is, until the entire world's financial and economic systems were tied together into one global system. To continue the analogy, your biceps is now connected to your heart muscle. You have to keep pumping iron or you die, while your body wastes away anyway.
Doesn't have to be this way, but to make it not so would require the conscious choice (by the people who gains the most from it) to not make it so. Every day is leg day, as I say at the gym.
Great article! They needed a way to print massively to paper over the losses, just like in 2008. But now they need to massively print to paper over the current losses.......
All this does is kick the can down the road, and each kick gets weaker and weaker.
A couple references:
https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/11/investing/fed-qe-powell-balance-sheet/index.html
he Federal Reserve is once again buying vast amounts of bonds to calm stress in financial markets. But this isn’t a return to crisis-era efforts to save the economy. At least not yet.
The Fed announced on Friday it will launch a new program next week that will gobble up $60 billion of Treasury bills per month. The purchases will further boost the size of its already-massive $4 trillion balance sheet.
Given the slowing American economy, the actions are reminiscent of the bond buying programs known as quantitative easing. The Fed resorted to QE, and eventually QE2 and QE3, to keep borrowing costs ultra-cheap once it ran out of room to cut interest rates in 2008.
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https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/18/investing/fed-qe-overnight-lending-market/index.html
The Federal Reserve has taken great pains to stress that its rescue of the overnight lending market is not a stealth version of quantitative easing. Wall Street isn’t buying it, though.
The September spike in overnight lending rates forced the Fed to take dramatic action to relieve the stress. The US central bank began aggressively pumping in billions of dollars a day and purchasing $60 billion of Treasury bills per month.
The moves lifted the Fed’s balance sheet beyond $4 trillion. And despite key differences, they’ve brought back memories of the Fed’s crisis-era programs. Known as quantitative easing, or QE1, QE2 and QE3, those bond-buying programs were designed to boost the economy and financial markets.
More than half (53%) of institutional investors believe the Fed is once again engaged in QE, according to a survey released Wednesday by RBC Capital Markets. Just 19% of those investors say the Fed isn’t doing QE.
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https://blog.independent.org/2019/09/23/the-return-of-quantitative-easing/
The liquidity crisis feared by financial analysts has arrived. Sparked by a surge in the U.S. government’s borrowing following the Bipartisan Budget Deal, the Federal Reserve has been forced to intervene in the nation’s money markets to fill a critical shortage of money by making emergency overnight cash loans, called “repos”, for the first time since the financial crisis of 2008.
Southern Utah University economist David Tufte explains what started happening in the last week in plain English:
"The Fed has been heavily buying repurchase agreements (repos). Translated, this means they’re trying to reduce short term interest rates. Quite aggressively too."
Deflation, the gain of purchasing power of money, is good.
It favors savers. It destroys the corrupt everywhere.
Deflation removes bad money.
Prices go down, and even the poorest benefit.
Pirates don't like defalation.
The banks were very much in on the whole covid scam. A close relative was high up in a big American bank, and they along with other high ups went into isolation at home many many weeks before anyone else even thought about it. It was very strange at the time. The World Bank and IMF were instrumental in getting governments to impose lockdowns and restrictions, see the summary of the IMF conference in 2022: https://twitter.com/lapogus1/status/1631341227365867534
So your close relative didn't know how mild and readily treatable the released pathogens are, and how robust natural immunity is?
In the footnote you should absolutely quote John Titus who was the first to discover this rather astonishing coincidence between the "pandemiiiic" and "going direct" QE:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOEvurCVuk&t=1512s
Great video. I hadn't heard of John before
Spot on. The later videos from John go deeper - listed here https://bestevidence.substack.com/
Excellent analysis! Thank you.
We had plenty of inflation , it was asset inflation which is not measured properly by CPI. Property and stocks were increasing rapidly, as was debt. The Elite had access to cheap money. Why pay 40% tax on income when you could borrow the money you spend at 2%. Thats why Musk didnt pay himself a salary, he just borrowed what he needed.
The problem on the horizon was the impending quadrillion dollar derivative bubble crash and the desire for CBDC and digital ID. To Build Back Better and survive the crash they needed to bring it all down, but only when they had CBDC ready to go on the fly.
As depositors rush to deposit their money in SIFIS which they believe are TBTF, they fail to consider their derivative exposure and the fact Dodd-Frank Act gives SIFIS the right to give depositors a haircut to shore up their balance sheet when assets decline.
NE
Check out the work of John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts (The Solari Report). They have done extensive work on "The Going Direct Reset" and "Central Bank Digital Currencies".
This all started prior to the GFC because:
SEE PAGE 59 - THE PERFECT STORM : The economy is a surplus energy equation, not a monetary one, and growth in output (and in the global population) since the Industrial Revolution has resulted from the harnessing of ever-greater quantities of energy.
But the critical relationship between energy production and the energy cost of extraction is now deteriorating so rapidly that the economy as we have known it for more than two centuries is beginning to unravel
https://ftalphaville-cdn.ft.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Perfect-Storm-LR.pdf
When a government is willing to sacrifice millions of lives in decades long wars, risk global destruction, plan and cause a biological disease that kills millions, intentionally lies about everything and claims absolute right to truth and claim they care about you we have arrived very near the end.
The way Covid comes in is it was their first and biggest mistake. But once the Pentagon/Fauci (this goes back to 2013) what was called the DNC, globalists and the rest committed themselves, there was no turning back, was there? So slowly they have been destroying themselves. Now they are getting faster. :) Central Banks especially.
Ok, in that poll I think my response was something to the effect that I don't know if the lab leak was intentional... I am changing sides.
It's an intriguing proposition and very well worth consideration. But it would have required exquisite control from the perpetrators. Does such an organisation exist, and if so who is in control?
Or perhaps they just jumped on an actual pandemic to enact their plan but the timing is suspicious and so many aspects of the pandemic don’t make sense.
All you need to do is get the ball rolling and useful idiots do the rest
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/03/23/fed-unlimited-credit-coronavirus/
The Fed is attempting to resolve this by buying unlimited amounts of U.S. Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities, an extraordinary backstop for lending markets that goes much further than what the central bank did in the 2008-2009 crisis.
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They basically said they would print as many dollars as it took. And they did. And they sent us a couple "anti-revolution" checks so we'd sit down and shut up while they raided the treasury (again).
🎯
People still resist taking that final step, i know its hard but ya gotta or we'll never move forward. We've tried talking with these people, we've tried to debate, they just shout you down or censor you. When has censorship ever been a policy of a "pandemic". Its not all just money, for whatever reason (theater, maybe real life) the "swamp" hated trump and 2020 just also happened to be an election year.
At the top you'll find the same dynasties that orchestrated the world wars over the past century. Pharma, Big Tech, UN, WHO, all universities and so-called research institutions.... they own them all and control them all through the money system.
The money system, AND the system of little boys and girls! All of these people are evil, sick deviants.
Great work.
The lockdowns caused a supply chain breakdown leading to shortages (and hence cost push inflation but only after the lockdowns were lifted) and the Pandemic measures gave the cover for rampant money printing building a bonfire of liquidity ready to go when economies opened up. A neat plan. The Ukraine war plays into this as well since the energy supply shock of the sanctions has turbo-charged inflation right through the supply chain due to higher energy prices.
Mmm, ironically enough I've been warning peeps about the coming economic collapse for years, and felt blind-sided by the covid crap.
That they could be one and the same thing makes a lot of sense.
Which is what made covid so brilliant in a way! We knew the people at the top were selfish and kinda evil, but we thought they still might have a smidge of humanity. Covid and the lies prove they do not. Nothing left to save with regards to the "elite".
They're way beyond evil. And have been for hundred of years.
The richer you are, the more you demand stability and predictability in the economic/financial system.
(This is an error of logic and reason, but it is a core principle economics run on.)
Therefore, resources will be spent to increase predicability and stability to protect assets. At some point, you are spending more (on the system level) than you make, then more than you preserve and finally you start to destroy assets in order to maintain your position.
This is a basic human instinct. No animal, humans included, have any instinct to work more than the minimum required; all such behaviour is cultivated and all cultivated behaviours reference the peer-group.
So any and all measures taken always seek to maintain a status quo at cost to the system as a whole: kind of like if you go to the most expensive gym in the world to only grow your left biceps, at the cost of everything else in your life (clumsy analogy, sorry 'bout that).
Which is why the system reguarly experience localised crashes. That is, until the entire world's financial and economic systems were tied together into one global system. To continue the analogy, your biceps is now connected to your heart muscle. You have to keep pumping iron or you die, while your body wastes away anyway.
Doesn't have to be this way, but to make it not so would require the conscious choice (by the people who gains the most from it) to not make it so. Every day is leg day, as I say at the gym.