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What Does the Fed Have to Break?

Miller On The MoneyWhile Fed Chairman Jerome Powell appears determined to bring inflation down to their 2% target, inflation is far from under control.

Pundits predict Powell will continue raising rates until something breaks.

Recently Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), (and others) bellied up and depositors were bailed out by the FDIC. What has to break for the Fed to declare victory over inflation?

Immediately after the SVB failure, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, trying to prevent a run on banks, assured America that all is under control…

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What Does the Fed Have to Break?

While Fed Chairman Jerome Powell appears determined to bring inflation down to their 2% target, inflation is far from under control. Pundits predict Powell will continue raising rates until something breaks. Recently Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), (and others) bellied up and depositors were bailed out by the FDIC. What has to break for the Fed to declare victory over inflation? […]

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Got Gold?

Good friend Chuck Butler, editor of The Daily Pfennig, is a world currency expert. He constantly asks, “Got Gold?” Currency is generally thought of as government-printed money; Euros, Yen, dollars, etc. Gold isn’t normally considered currency. I’m concerned about the Fed’s lame attempt to tame inflation, fearing they will yield to pressure from member banks and/or politicians to restart their […]

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The Debt Ceiling Charade Amid Screams About Social Security

During the State of the Union Address, the president said the Republicans want to cut Social Security. Several boos were heard; Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene shouted “liar!” The pushback was swift; a nonsense deflection of the major problems facing America. Social Security accounts for almost 20% of federal spending, approximately $1.25 trillion. By 2034 it’s estimated to only be able […]

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