MikeCristo8
@MikeCristo8
The U.S. government is never going to give up their fiat system to secure commodities as the collateral (needed to make loans) for their U.S. banking system.
Its all talk.
Future loans will be issued by banks who actually have the physical collateral in possession. China holds the physical.
Trump has finally figured out the commodities as collateral game (to make loans). But the U.S. is too late to the game.
Commodities as collateral.
It doesn’t matter whether the Fed raises or lowers rates. The new monetary system is which banks will have in their physical possession the collateral (commodities) to make further loans.
Why do you think Trump is doing tariffs? Tariffs are the worlds rejection of the dollar.
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Now ask yourself, why does Trump want Canada? Commodities as collateral (physical possession).
The Fed like many of you do not understand interest rates. The rate on the US10Y will go to 5%. This will force the Fed to cut even further.
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https://x.com/MikeCristo8/status/1869084093817962957
https://x.com/MikeCristo8/status/1869399149768241365
https://x.com/MikeCristo8/status/1869425653373903344
https://x.com/MikeCristo8/status/1869447310159290689
https://x.com/MikeCristo8/status/1869476084959580405
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