Did The Federal Reserve Just Give The Green Light To Buy Gold? | Adam Taggart

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In his press conference this week, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signalled that the Fed is nearing the end of its regime of hiking interest rates, especially as a new tightening of lending standards resulting from the recent banking system woes is equivalent to additional rate hikes.
A Fed pause is likely good for gold, as that will end/slow the rise in real interest rates. And should he Fed actually pivot, as the market is pricing in by summer, that should be even more favorable for precious metals prices, as real interest rates should be in decline then.
And of course if they Fed's tightening efforts "break something" beyond the cracks that have recently shown up in the banking system, crisis fears should drive even more capital into gold.
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[@Wealthion]

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[@JustSayin24986]

Can this link be shared to Twitter?

[@warntheidiotmasses7114]

Current events are consistent with the agenda. World population exploded with the proliferation of credit and use of hydrocarbons. So interest rates are going up, way up. In the same vane of "Princes of the Yen", here's why: They've loaned money into creation to people and corporations to buy things, homes, property plant and equipment. You pay them interest and if you can't service the loan, they own your home, property, plant and equipment. That's why interest rates were held so low for so long. Similarly Japan's BOJ sabotaged the Japanese economy in the 1980's by forcing loan quotas. Everyone including corporations have refinanced at near zero rates, it's like a drug dealer giving you free samples of heroine, crack or meth. The drug dealer eventually stops giving you free samples, and now you owe him, he owns you. If not now, soon. It's not if, it's when. So the banksters printed money into creation by offering loans, soon we'll watch the banksters take all those things back for nothing. I think I recall hearing there was a loophole where you don't lose your house but I don't know for sure. It's genius. They'll keep interrupting the supply of lending, (bank failures via higher rates) food, (suspicious fires) energy, housing (unfettered immigration), and china sourced goods, (locking Chinese in their homes), they own the Chinese factories, remember who opened China to western investment?, and POOF!!! There's your inflation, and excuse to keep raising rates. That'll strengthen the USD setting off a string of bankruptcies at home and abroad. Problem, reaction, solution a WON WORD ODOR, a CALM YOU NITS MARK ITS takeover of all manner of lending and production as regional banks, pension funds, and asset markets collapse. A GENDER 20HURTY. In the vane of the Milkshake Theory, a stronger $USD will trigger a global financial crisis as $USD denominated debt will make it more difficult for those countries owing dollars to repay the debt. So what? Fewer banks will be left standing and all manner of lending and production will be controlled by the remaining banksters. P.S. Can you even trust any of the databases or reporting agencies?

[@jadenkutz]

I have a hard time understanding why deflation is bad? Or is it when you guys talk about inflation you’re talking about consumer prices and when you’re talking about deflation you’re referring to asset deflation? Thanks for the great channel!

[@warntheidiotmasses7114]

@@jadenkutz Inflation enables the Ponzi scheme to continue. You buy a house, the house goes up in value, the debt you owe is likely to be repaid using worth less every year $USD. People realize this and keep borrowing and borrowing because they know the value of assets keep going higher and higher, people, corporations, plant, property, land and equipment, all worth the cost of going into debt to acquire. But eventually with all the debt taken on will nilly can be used against the masses when evil forces decide to pull the plug. With all the money they loaned into creation hits a peak, when it looks like the debt will become difficult to repair, the banksters will foreclose on all the assets bought will borrowed money. Deflation would have discouraged borrowing. The Ponzi scheme would not have gone on this long. They control the timing. Now I predict they will use inflation as the mechanism to collapse world economies. Higher rates, stronger $USD contrary to popular opinion, these are the end times. The party is over.

[@tonylochner4730]

No thanks! Stop fighting th FED!!! You do NOT know better!

[@markphillips9596]

A big YES to a series on precious metals and other natural resources!

[@rodrigorodrigo2107]

One thing about traders is they think they know it all and that's why they'll continue to lose. If you pay attention to big banks and big hedge fund institution you'll know their approach to the charts is different and that's why they keep liquidating traders. Since I learned the hedge fund approach of trading I have been wining 80% of my bias and I know how much I've made in just these few months

[@menon2954]

it's important to keep in mind that there are many different approaches and strategies that can be successful in trading. It's also worth noting that big banks and hedge funds have access to resources and information that individual traders may not have, such as advanced technology, research, and data analysis tools. This can give them an edge in the market. That being said, it's great to hear that you have found success using a hedge fund approach to trading and have seen positive results in just a few months. It's important to continue to learn and adapt your strategies as the market changes and to remain disciplined in your approach to trading. Good luck in your future trades!

[@klishko2147]

Personally whenever it comes to such cases of financial investment I go with hedge fund institutions. They have proven over time to be profitable. I’ve averaged £ 4ook in just one year of working with hedge fund and I still have it compounding even for my children

[@stefano7706]

How can we contact this company?

[@rodrigorodrigo2107]

@Cryptpenant

[@rodrigorodrigo2107]

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[@anonymousAJ]

The question is not "should I buy gold?" but rather "should I sell currency?"

[@mcginnnavraj4201]

SVB's collapse hasn't made anything better. I feel sad that even though I am investing, I don't have the brain power to dig through how each company is doing, is this a good time to buy stocks or not, my reserve of $450K is laying waste to inflation and I don't know what to do at this point tbh, I need solid data on market trajectory

[@trazzpalmer3199]

@@tunnelvision3246 I'm literally holding onto straws right now, so your tip couldn't have come at a better moment! I plan to call her after doing a quick internet search for her.

[@raradidio1107]

These bot replies have evolved into threads 😟

[@theinflationsituation8870]

Fascinating times to be documenting the financial situation. Hold onto these recordings. 👍

[@BlueWaterSTAX]

Definitely interested in learning more about commodities. Thanks Adam

[@bob.bishop]

Federal Reserve lent $143 billion to the FDIC without congressional approval, circumventing the debt ceiling since the Treasury’s Federal Reserve general account was depleted to $278 billion. The bailout of Silicon Valley and Signature Banks’ depositors violated the Dodd-Frank Act’s bail-in provisions. Oh, and the FDIC had over $60 billion of its reserves in long-duration treasuries that have unrealized losses.

[@neonovalis]

$143 BILLION... that is peanuts (compared to the 31.5 trillion debt)

[@michaelstewart2264]

Wolf street has an article on a suspected $60B that went to the Swiss.

[@HialeahRefugee]

We gave 5X for Ukraine.

[@gordkanani4419]

I wholeheartedly support Welthion initiative to conduct an in-depth interview of broadly based resource enterprise.

[@texascurdog1256]

Interviews with mining CEO's sounds fantastic. Do it!

[@vitalsigns6403]

Adam - you think the FED should have paused!? Wow. Rates are still negative and below cpi dude. Incredible. Very disappointed to hear you say this. They should move rates well above cpi

[@georgeorwell3501]

Increasing rates would destroy what’s left of the economy but might slow hyperinflation. Lowering rates will destroy the USD and bring massive hyperinflation (with all the funny money being created). I’m with you. Raise the rates and crash the system. It’s time already.

[@vitalsigns6403]

@@georgeorwell3501 agree! No more socialist bailouts: stimmy $, dont have to pay rent, mortgage, student loans….on and on! STOP this socialism now. Free markets and capitalism forever! Make saving $ risk free great once again!

[@Wealthion]

I advocate a pause b/c I think the Fed may have already over-tightened enough to break inflation (and then some), but the effects of that aren't yet apparent due to the lag effect. Pausing allows us to "wait & see" if that's true or not. If not, the Fed can resume hiking. If so, then pausing avoids us from making the arriving recession worse than needed.

[@vitalsigns6403]

@@Wealthion understood. Not sure where you live my friend but there is no lag in my area. Inflation is roaring, home prices remain way too high and are still selling fast due to all the cash in the system, food and everything I buy for my family is through the roof. No lag here brother. I need a stronger dollar and QT asap!

[@popsmcgee9775]

Great discussion, Adam...thank you! In response to your question, not terribly interested in hearing CEOs pumping their own companies. Already get enough of that on gold and silver stacking channels. Furthermore, I greatly appreciate the more unbiased analysts you traditionally bring on as SMEs.

[@Drivingnord]

Agreed.

[@scholzilla4188]

Couldn't agree more, Pops. I'd be a little less inclined to follow the channel if perverse incentives were introduced by giving specific companies/sectors bandwidth to advertise themselves. That info can be found elsewhere.

[@twhamp57]

I understand not wanting to get too many CEO’s pumping their stocks, but feel it would be helpful if Wealthion vetted these to include companies that their associates like Rick Rule, etc believed had some real interesting prospects

[@popsmcgee9775]

@@twhamp57 I appreciate your viewpoint and I did hear Adam indicate that the companies would be vetted by experts such as Rick Rule. Unfortunately, I fear that no matter how skillfully or tastefully the interview is conducted, it's going to come across as a sales pitch. This, in turn, would hamper my current efforts to get as many friends and family watching Wealthion as I can. If they get even a whiff of a sales pitch, I know that will turn them off.

[@mikemackenzie9064]

YES please start the new series

[@hobbyaddictions1998]

Interested in the new series you mentioned about interviewing companies

[@lilsleepy1648]

New series sounds like a great idea! I’ll watch

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you!!! Love Wealthion!!

[@jstewart310]

Deep Dive interviews, if screened, sounds like a great idea.

[@omanyquestions5135]

Most definitely interested in deep dives into specific businesses & sectors.

[@mclee7844]

Definitely very interested in a series on precious metals and on other spaces Luke natural resources! Thank you Adam!

[@paulfreeman9702]

Love the ceo interview concept. Thanks.

[@paullucas8721]

Very interested in hearing from credible, precious metals CEOs. Thank you.

[@Phez111]

Hey Adam, love the show. I have learned so much since I started watching your show. I would love for you to do a compilation show of just your past analogy’s. It’s one of my favourite parts of the show. Thanks Adam keep up the good work.

[@Its_RichieRich]

I like the hard assets discussions. Companies to counter the declining financial system. And thanks Adam your the best!!

[@AJ-zz3qm]

Yes, very interested in hearing more about these companies.

[@dustinhartlyn]

I love the idea of the new series

[@miguelleiva897]

Thank you MR. Taggart yes I would like to invest more into precious metals but I would like to learn more about that industry.

[@futuresoundtrek8298]

Definitely would be interested in the new series.

[@christiekerns1109]

VERY interested in more videos of hard assets! The more you know! :) I love all your videos esp how they help us everyday folks! Thanks so much for your amazing information! Im getting such a great education! Great channel!!!

[@cowtown7277]

Yes - I would listen to interviews with company CEOs (you do a great job Adam - keep it up!)

[@katherinemcintire2637]

Yes very interested in hearing from CEOs about their companies!👍

[@arunmalik7452]

Firstly, thank you for all the work you all do. It’s extremely helpful to new investors like me. It would be helpful to have an educational video as to what makes a good company to start with. If a CEO came in your show and said “our lines have “x” amount of gold in the ground”. I wouldn’t know how good that X is.

[@charliepellerin8041]

Yes, the CEO conversations would be interesting, thanks

[@mannylind1197]

would love to see more on precious metals

[@tomm9817]

Very interested in idea re key mining folks’ interviews. Thanks.

[@mattanderson6672]

Love it when John and Mike just have an episode to themselves, real appreciate their views and love their analysis Thanks guys!

[@makeyourlifeeasier5794]

I learn more just from AA ( Adam's Analogies) than I do from other entire KZbin business broadcasts! Keep it up Adam & don't slack on the analogies!!

[@jimcrook8013]

The company ceo Interviews are good idea.. thank you

[@redforman4509]

Yes to the new series idea! 😎

[@oliviervandenheede5176]

Dear Mr Taggart. Please do start present these Credible companies. I love the idea!

[@michaelpetrus19]

thank you

[@MrRoundel]

I'm putting a "57" tattoo on my palm to remember the catsup tip. 🙂 Great info from John and Mike at New Harbor, as usual. The difficult market marches on. Caution is certainly warranted still, as Mike intimated. Thanks for the great content. Cheers.

[@peteobrien6397]

Yup! Great idea to have videos with industry CEO's

[@Milhouse77BS]

Always good to hear from New Harbor.

[@MichaelHarrington17]

Rates have hit their limit, but QT is just beginning. Lending will decrease, but rationing will be less via rates and more via tougher application standards. Banks don't really want to lend in this environment. Nobody else does either.

[@ronhaqq3506]

Great show Adam it would sure be good to get the insight of c e o of the commodity’s sector.

[@johnspi51]

Huge Yes to a series on precious metals.

[@michaeldonnellan8630]

Yes on deep down interviews

[@SierraScout2]

I’m interested in the new series

[@inexconst]

Definitely would be welcomed !!!!

[@Shane-yx2hi]

Would love to see deep dive into leaders in the mining sectors

[@aminelaa858]

Definitely interested

[@prof.puggle1631]

NO PLEASE DONT MAKE THIS CHANNEL A SALES PITCH !!! What I like so much about this channel is that it is mostly unbiased...!!

[@HeierMr]

My god yes. Uranium and metal interviews would be fantastic

[@user-hr1dn3pz8t]

Would love to see coverage of precious metals. Try the CEO of OR. Articulate, stramer, owner of companies.

[@darrylouimet9935]

Energy company discussion would be great

[@NJ-xp4eb]

Definitely interested in the new proposed segment for CEOs to represent and showcase their opportunities to the viewers. I also think Stephanie Pomboy has a point, we are already seeing financial institutions shutting down credit to businesses and we see businesses that should be viable close down due to the external pressures put on them and lack of customer base for non essentials. Thing is in the long run the lack of competition will be a real issue for the economy not sure how this will in turn will affect inflation.

[@DefunctDisney]

The segment on miners sounds good

[@louie007007]

Yes totally, hard assets videos would be awesome.

[@Chris-rw5ds]

I am interested in deep dive interviews!

[@michaelwaters8408]

Would love to hear more insight into individual precious metals companies which could prosper in the coming gold and silver bull market.

[@jstewart310]

Adam, how many times must the FED tell you that Pain is coming. Feels like Monday morning quarterbacks today….but I do watch all your videos

[@andreashilger7478]

Absolutely YES to a series with CEO‘s on precious matals and other natural resources !

[@stargazer5073]

Soo much so fast, my head is spinning...........break it down for the little guys!!!! May God bless us all!

[@jannarosarius7630]

Yes, I am very interested in interviews with CEOs in the natural resource/commodity space!

[@twhamp57]

Excellent content today, I’m VERY interested and focused on precious metals at this time but looking for more information on miners below the big majors for some portion of my investments going forward-interviews with CEOs of minors you all have vetted to some degree prior to inviting them on for interviews would be very interesting so…YES, please consider moving ahead with these interviews!

[@vallmak]

There were some junior miner recommendations in the last video.

[@standinginthegap7118]

I'm very very interested in the CEO interviews. It's exactly what I'm looking for.

[@philwalker1]

I got here late. What is John’s take on mining royalty companies?

[@dw566]

Your idea for the new series sounds a bit like a KZbin channel I regularly view, Crux Investor. That channel interviews officials from many different small emerging mining companies. Watching executives answer unvarnished, specific and challenging questions about their operations often yields both objective and subjective insights that I find useful. Given your excellent and refined interview skills Adam, I encourage you to develop your idea further. I would not hesitate to subscribe and regularly watch it as I bet like your present channel, it will offer valuable, actionable investment advice and information.

[@scottwilliamson1606]

Definitely interested in the new series on getting into the mind of the mining execs. YES

[@trock6921]

I have SIGNIFICANT interest in that proposed “deep dive,” into the precious metal industry! That will be a great service to provide your viewership! Lol entertaining as well! I would love to know how these executives think!

[@JohnTaylor-ts8wk]

Gold miners have taken a lot of faith to hold, so true. I sold some far out of the money covered calls on gold miners back on Monday to grab some money from it, but my exposure to junior miners has been quite high for years now.

[@jc.1191]

The big ones have dividends to pay while waiting. Sometimes that's overlooked.

[@johnstoffel8285]

I would be very interested in recommended miner list.

[@birenanand64]

Interested in company specific deep dives

[@bigqueue]

Yes, I think the idea of talking to the thought leaders of real companies about their industry and their specific company is a great one. I think it's obvious that they are going to talk up their company, but I'm sure in the conversation around that we will be able to find great nuggets of insight into how they think their industry and their prospects for the future will be. I'm not sure how you could do this, but perhaps there are others that are suppliers or businesses that serve those industries like banks or finance companies who also have insights into let's say a particular precious metals market. Just another thought.

[@DSMentzer1]

Very interested in 1:1 interviews with commodity CEOs, Adam.

[@MrShutterButter]

Yes to the idea of interviewing specific industry leaders/CEO who actually run a business. It will be quite a valuable deep dive exercise in specific market segments

[@kennahorselvr]

The only equity exposure in my portfolio is miner stocks. So would love to see you guys get the CEOs in that space on your program

[@bbqman76]

yes, interested in the new series you mentioned interviewing the natural resources companies that have been vetted by rick rule and your other experts

[@elainem5789]

Really helpful round up. Quite sceptical re CEOs pumping out slick PR! I've been taken in once too often by their 'great' stories. Much prefer the objectivity currently provided. Not sure how CEOs can objectively review their sectors as they're in the business of pumping their share prices both for their professional and personal advantage.

[@sohailsiddiqui1923]

Interviews with the CEOs of precious metals will be great

[@Drivingnord]

I do not want insiders advertising their companies on this channel. If you're going to have them on, I don't want you letting them advertise, I want you to drill them with hard hitting questions. Don't turn this into more of an ad than it already comes off as. All it will do is make your channel less credible.

[@prygler]

Yes let us get interviews and due digilence on the best mining companies!!

[@prof.puggle1631]

PLEASE KEEP THIS CHANNEL AS IS

[@matthiasgrutzner9768]

The picture looked as if Adam interviewed J Powell 😅

[@scottpi729]

I bought the 2 bigger Gold stocks, and they have been doing very well.

[@lilmamarogue1073]

In 1992, my husband was jumped in SF Tenderloin. He grabbed the leader and dragged them both into a restaurant and a booth. He grabbed a glass ketchup bottle and started wacking every head that came near him, thinking it would break. It never did.

[@fruitpossum6284]

Just listen to Anthony Pompliano’s show with guest Caitlin Long from Custodia Bank. Very informative. Hope you are able to have her on your show to further educate your listeners on banking in the USA.

[@petsatcom]

Get the CEOs on board for interviews good idea

[@yssopyot5487]

Should have Tom Luongo on to talk about Powell/JPM versus Yellen/Davos/Lagarde.

[@mv144]

Interview Alex black who was ceo from Rio2 mining and find out how the chinchillas shut down their project.

[@davidmdavis1]

I would like to see deep-dive interviews with CEOs especially gold mine companies

[@yssopyot5487]

Daniel Major would be an excellent interviewee, from GoviEx. Has a very good grasp of uranium market and has had a long career in many different metals as well as an equity analyst I believe at one point.

[@albertzakay141]

interested in deep dive but would like an objective realistic assessment. An example being that promoters of mines should mention the stages towards production. Sometimes it can take 16 years to arrive at a producing mine. Investors should know what the long term investment horizon means.

[@stevehughes3984]

Signature didn’t topple as you said. It was pushed because of its relationship to crypto. I rarely comment but it’s important we get it right.

[@alfredepding974]

If you saw Janet Yellen's testimony in front of congress it was quite debatable if she is competent to be the Secretary of the Treasury. She didn't seem to have a grasp of what was going on in the banking system and stumbled over some of her answers to questions showed a certain cluelessness in my estimation. Also what the Biden Administration, FED Chairman Powell, and Janet Yellen said about the amount of support to be given to various banks was in no way done in a coordinated manner to put it mildly.

[@edmundoshea9748]

Yes please interview the miners on air. More information on these miners is most certainly welcome. Listening to the officials from the mining companies that have been vetted is one more piece of the puzzle giving a clearer picture. Investors are left to judge for themselves to buy or not. Knowledge is power.

[@keithcorbin4973]

Yes, it would be good to hear from mining ceo's about the good, bad, and ugly of their endeavors. Preferably without getting payment consideration for your channel.

[@Denver_365]

Not in Denver, housing prices are up 4%

[@randyw7185]

I would be interested in the CEO interviews.

[@cavscout888]

Please note... we're not really out of sideways chop only for gold and silver spots.... we're hitting a little higher, thanks to panic, but it won't surprise me to see if drop back down and continue sideways. Maybe it'll break out, though I hope not. I'm trying to buy, not sell or have high numbers in portfolio. I've so far NAILED the lows in the last 8 months.