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\\nFed Proving Me Right
\\nAs I surmised, when I recorded my podcast on Wednesday, it seems pretty clear that the Federal Reserve has already returned to quantitative easing.\\xa0 And that didn\'t take long, because they just ended QT (quantitative tightening) and they\'ve already begun QE. - Although, the Fed is not going to admit that that\'s what they\'re doing. Apart from proving me right, which was one of my forecasts from the very beginning, even before the Fed was talking about ending QE, I said they could never end it before they even started it.
\\nMonetary Roach Motel
\\nI had forecast what the Fed was going to do before they did it. And when they announced quantitative easing, not only did I say it was a mistake, but I said the Fed was checking us into a monetary roach motel from which we could never check out.\\xa0 It was the delusion that we could check out - the Fed was able to convince the markets that it was a temporary policy and that they would only be doing it in an emergency, then they would unwind the policy and shrink their balance sheet and the market believed them.
\\nQE Plus Zero Interest Rates Equals Bigger Problem
\\nI didn\'t believe them, and I was warning everybody that the Fed was either lying or didn\'t know what they were talking about or foolish, but the markets bought into this nonsense.\\xa0 So, clearly, if the Fed were going to go back to quantitative easing, they would basically be admitting that the policy was a failure. Because the policy was intended to be temporary, not permanent. If they have to do it again, then it proves that it wasn\'t temporary.\\xa0 Again, what I said, by doing quantitative easing in conjunction with lowering interest rates to zero, they were simply taking a debt problem and making it much bigger by encouraging even more debt. So once you load up with debt, once you encourage everybody to lever up, then you can\'t pull the rug out from under them.\\n\\nOur Sponsors:\\n* Check out Rosetta Stone and use my code TODAY for a great deal: https://www.rosettastone.com/ \\n\\nPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy'