Why The U.S. Fed’s 0.50% Rate Cut Won’t Save The U.S. Markets

“Spending money shortages is a scheme to seize wealth. Gold stands in the way of this subtle process. Stands as Defender of Environmental Rights ”- Alan Greenspan, 1966, more than 20 years before serving as U.S. Chair. Federal Reserve from 1987-2006. Apparently, Alan Greenspan's sentiments about money laundering had a 180 guqulwa change in his tenure as U.S. Chairman. Federal Reserve. However, one only needs to understand the truth in those comments to understand where your money should be invested and why this small rally in global markets is encouraged by the Fed’s decision to reduce the Federal Funds rate by 0.50%, even if it should. Expand to a large circle, it should make you scared, and very scared of that. U.S. Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson recently urged Congress to raise the national debt bill, saying the U.S. will reach current national debt on October 1st. More… Such a decision to increase the ceiling from $ 8.965 trillion to $ 9.82 trillion, without hindering the U.S. Government in failing to repay U.S. Treasury bonds, it is necessary to maintain international confidence in the “complete trust and debt” of the U.S. government. So far the U.S. House of Representatives has approved an increase in debt, but the U.S. Senate An easy way to keep a U.S. national debt at the bottom would be to simply change the input that contributes to the national debt figures as it has already been done, but that is another matter for a different day. The majority of Americans, not to mention foreigners, are oblivious to the fact that this increase in national debt is the fifth such increase since President Bush took office in 2001. . Remember how I started this blog today. What is a shortfall? If you have already forgotten, I will repeat the first quote from this blog. According to our former Chairman of the Federal Reserve, spending money on debt is simply a matter of taking wealth away. Indeed, the seizure of wealth occurred through the devastation of the purchase of fiat currency, which is the American dollar, but the largest. the confiscation of wealth has not yet taken place. That will happen when the Peak Investment Crisis comes. But it is coming. I can assure you of that.In the wake of Alan Greenspan's recent sharp criticism of President Bushs' financial irresponsibility and inability to control national shortages, I had to laugh repeatedly at those criticisms. Alan Greenspan has created, in general, all the problems of the current U.S. Chairman. Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke inherited. Indeed, the President and the US Congress, not Greenspan, set a national budget every year, but Greenspan's actions as Chair of the Federal Reserve to establish international confidence in the US dollar as a "de facto" global currency even as the dollar continues to be . support for something was a major cause of the dire situation the dollar is facing today. The U.S. dollar is out of support for gold, then oil, and then U.S. troops. Gold is probably the most difficult-to-understand investment asset due to short-term volatility in the value of capital assets and gold shares. However, once you understand the causes of volatility, you can use flexibility to help, rather than injure, your recovery. Another possible short-term volatility is due to the Central Bank's price fraud, a theory that was once downgraded by conspiracy theorists, but is now being developed by U.S. Senators as well. such as Ron Paul. However, there are many other factors that contribute to the uncontrolled fluctuations in the price of gold in the short term but do not always contribute to its longevity and longevity. In addition, although Bush has been widely criticized for allowing national debt to grow from 57% of GDP. to 70% of GDP, if I remember correctly, under Reagan, national debt as a percentage of GDP has grown from 32% to 52%. This is the point. I am not a supporter of President Bush, but Bush did not create all this national debt and the money that exists today alone. All the reduction in interest rates in the world cannot solve the problems caused by decades of bad disaster management, loose debt, uncontrolled capital expenditure and the stock market which has risen over the past year with rising debt growth engines. why when housing stocks continued to rise last week and benefited from the “boating boom” theory, I set out to put more housing stock up. Any further increase in the price of financial institutions with significant exposure to subprime borrowing also offers good start-up opportunities. The general investment community may be deceived by interest rates, but not me. I know that in the end, the house of cards will fall apart. Finally, on March 3, 2007, the following was reported: “The states will change the dollar anchor simultaneously, in the U.A.E. The Governor of the Central Bank, Sultan Bin Nasser al-Suwaidi, told reporters today. The six countries form the Gulf Cooperation Council and its central bank officials will meet in April. Other countries are Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Kuwait. "'We will not look at each other,' 'al-Suwaidi said in Dubai, UAE. Kuwait violated the oath and withdrew its dollar bill. Kuwait claims that investing in a weaker dollar will cause unnecessary inflation. Now, this week, it is full of speculation that Saudi Arabia will follow in the footsteps of Kuwait as it has failed to act on US interest rates. Fed cut this past September.