Over the week end Federal Reserve (FED) Chair Jerome Powell publicly stated it will now buy Treasury bonds, bills and note in an “unlimited quantity” supposedly to stabilize our Covid-19 crippled society. The FED announced it will start with at least a $300 billion emergency-lending program. This may be the first time in the FED’S 107 year history it openly admitted abandoning its pretense of sound money. However, it had never practiced this precept, except when it temporarily served the purpose of its private bank owners. The Fed has done us a great favor by admitting what it is and does, a banker’s contrived mechanism to control our government by managing our money.

Monday morning bond and gold markets shouted loud and clear on the upside. The money interests, including banks, understood that the FED had signaled and up bond market. There is no more valuable indicator of monetary policy than the trillions (not billions) of dollars that the FED flows in and out of these markets. This one is promising inflation as never before, and every consumer will be the eventual victim.

We need to start by watching the dollar flow from those who own and control our politicians, including our President. These money market Politicos’ plans has been partly revealed. They are the hidden banking giants who control every move of our Federal Reserve, which pretend to be a stabilizing force within our government while manipulating it. Our politicos, including President Chaos, pretend otherwise, that the FED is part of the Republic’s governmental system.

We will now take a look at the markets of the billionaire’s stocks, FED issued bonds, commodities, including oil, metals, and food. What are these markets telling us? Now, on the third market day, following the Covid-19 shutdowns around the country, all of the above markets are rising, but not for the same reasons. First, there was the Monday morning massacre, where everything seemed to be collapsing. Stock and consumer commodities were down big time. There was a significant natural flow into other markets that investors feel are beyond the control of the government, led by precious metals. continues at link