Ticking Bond Bomb

Katusa Research.PNG

In 2019 I talked a lot about Quantum Economics.

What is Quantum Economics?

It’s the new world we live in. Negative interest rates, high bond prices, strong US dollar, and a stronger gold price.

When I was on a panel at a large resource conference 5 years ago… I stated in the coming years we would have further negative interest rates and higher bond prices. The other panelists and “gurus” stated that was “metaphysically impossible”.

Well, it’s exactly what happened and we are now in an era of Quantum Economics.

Be careful of following a dated “framework” by a dated guru.

For example, did you know that if you bought a French or German 10-year bond, you’d lose money?

Yes – yields on those 10-year government bonds are negative.

Let’s turn to their neighbor, Switzerland. It’s a pretty safe country so you’d think it would be hard to lose money there right?

Lone Senator Rejects Crypto Compromise in Infrastructure Bill

Coindesk.PNG

By Nikhilesh De

In a blow to the digital assets industry, the U.S. Senate did not adopt a bipartisan compromise on a crypto tax provision in its $1 trillion infrastructure bill after a vote Monday.

U.S. Senators Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) and Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) announced the compromise was supported Democrats, Republicans and the Treasury Department when introducing the amendment earlier in the day, saying it would exempt crypto transaction validators from a broadened definition of “broker.”

U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) filed an objection after attempting to attach his own amendment to increase military spending. Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vt.) objected to the Shelby motion, resulting in Shelby then objecting to the overall compromise.

Why the U.S. Isn't Going to Ban Cryptocurrencies

Daily Wealth.PNG

By Eric Wade

Crypto regulation is coming...

Over the past few months, China has banned crypto mining operations and ordered big banks not to do business with crypto companies. The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in Germany, known as "BaFin," announced it will be regulating alternative investment funds that want to invest in digital assets like cryptocurrencies. And South Korea's Ministry of Strategy and Finance is launching tax rules and regulations for crypto transactions beginning as soon as 2022.

That's on top of the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority recently saying it will clamp down on major exchange Binance's activities in the U.K.

All of this regulation might sound like a death blow to cryptocurrencies... but it's actually a good thing.

Financial System Has Come to an End – Martin Armstrong

Greg Hunter.PNG

Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong thinks we have come to the end of the line for the financial system, and this is why globalists are on a power grab of epic proportions. Armstrong explains, “The system has come to an end. They know they can no longer borrow indefinitely. So, what is this “Great Reset’? It is basically a move to redesign the world monetary system. They are going to stop the borrowing that they are doing, and they are just going to print. You also have this move for a digital currency. Once they move to a digital currency, they can impose negative interest rates and just take money out of your account at will. People don’t realize what this really is. . . . I believe Bitcoin was started by the government to get this whole ball going. If I gave you a $100 bill, they don’t know where I got the $100 bill from.

$60K is now more likely for Bitcoin than $20K, Bloomberg's senior strategist asserts

Coin Telegraph.PNG

By Yashu Gola

The analyst also treats the latest crypto ban in China as bullish for Bitcoin and the U.S. dollar.

$60K is now more likely for Bitcoin than $20K, Bloomberg's senior strategist assertsMARKETS NEWS

Bitcoin (BTC) has a better probability of recovering back to $60,000 than breaking below its current support level of $30,000 to target $20,000, believes Mike McGlone, senior commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence.

A screenshot from McGlone's latest analysis on the flagship cryptocurrency, first shared by Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, shows him comparing Bitcoin's ongoing price action with the "too-cold" period of the 2018–2019 trading session.

In detail, the BTC/USD exchange rate entered a prolonged consolidation period near $4,000 following an 80%-plus crash in 2018, but a sudden run-up in 2019 sent its prices to as high as $14,000 on some exchanges.

The Adoption Rate of this Obscure Commodity Will be the Fastest of All Commodities

Katusa Research.PNG

Pop quiz: What do Norway, Nestlé, and NASCAR have in common?

Or what about Leonardo DiCaprio, President Biden… and JetBlue?

They’re all among the companies, celebrities, cities, and countries that have made commitments to curb their contributions to climate change.

Or eliminate them entirely.

And they’re all using the exact same tactic to do so.

It’s one you’ve probably never heard of…

In fact, it’s a commodity so new that it doesn’t even have an official market yet.

There are no quotes or tickers on Yahoo! Finance, Financial Post or Google Finance …Pricing is almost impossible to find.

But it’s on the verge of erupting onto the world stage.

In a few years, even your Uber driver—will know everything about it.