Crypto Currencies and the dependence on the Central Banks

Thursday, August 4th 2022.

Let's start off with a little bit of news here I want to know what you think about this so this is the international mafia fund also known as the IMF. They're saying to let consumers bear the brunt of higher prices. Let me explain this to you in case you don't know maybe you're brand new here, skyrocketing inflation the higher cost of living and everything else connected to it you're not even close to being correct we haven't seen anything yet people The bank of England raises rates the biggest rate hike in 27 years and they're predicting a very long and deep recession but you know here in the united states we're just fine ex-president imbecile x Janet Yellen because she doesn't see a recession anywhere oh no absolutely not make any of this stuff up here is impossible to do. Let's cover something real quick if you were to look over at the 10-year yield right now i can't stress to you

the importance of the debt market people is the driver of everything in the entire stock market.

The entire stock market derives value from what's happening in the debt market everything derives value from action in the debt market so that means that pretty much everything is a derivative, as to what is occurring in the debt market okay it's pretty simple to understand central banks inflating on an epic scale they're buying it all now

with that said here 10-year yield these gyrations we have been seeing to me is a big sign that central banks

here first of all what are they doing they're in the debt market every freaking day all day long uh buying the debt-keeping rates suppressed trying to maintain some kind of stability in the debt market. If u focus on the mainstream media it has you focusing on the stock market! but if you realize by following this blog here and it should make sense to you that the stock market is a derivative to action in the debt market why would you focus yourself on on the stock market you got to focus on that debt market now the debt market is a ticking time bomb

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