United States Fed Crisis
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United States Fed Crisis
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11 - Role of the Fed in the GFC? -81) In a nutshell, the Fed, as a god of the US dollar and to an extent, its nation, can significantly influence the US financial market and the global financial market, of which the US market is a major part. 82) The US has been a massive industrial force and colossal force of consumption - both of which have correspondingly hefty effects in the global financial market. Shifts in Fed policy can shift the amount of US capital available to fund investments, such as the military, business expansion, public programs, and the development of foreign lands. 83) It seems the global financial market, as a concept, is encapsulated in 'material' form as currency. To the extent that the Fed can control currency, the Fed can control the market, and to the extent that US currency is a foundation of the global financial market, the Fed can control the global financial market. 84) Dr. Zhou Xiaochuan, who became the Governor of the China's central bank in 2002 once said that China is also facing rising inflationary pressure, because quantitative easing by the US and other major economies have been spilling over into international liquidity, which further intensifies pressures of inflation. 85) The United States, and its monetary master, the Fed, can be quite a force in the global financial market.
12 – Using the Fed to Excite the GFC? - 86) There has been speculation about the Fed being used to consciously collapse the US economy in order to prompt sweeping global reform. Details concerning who would specifically desire such action are beyond the scope of this section. 87) There is at least one individual calling for an global currency, Zhou Xiaochuan, representing China's central bank. Dr. Zhou has said we need an international currency. 88) The general idea, presently, for our purposes, is that a collapse of the US economy could inspire a vast expansion of, need for, and reliance on - the authority of international organizations. The International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and United Nations for example, could expand their power to fill the void left by US power. To further advance
financial globalization
the dissolution of programs that embolden national boundaries, such as military might and trade regulations, could be emphasized. Such an idea may presently be irrelevant as a pressing, practical matter of daily experience, a vastly far-removed reality, or perhaps, a serious concern demanding the wise to educate and prepare, all to a degree - and still, answers to this question are beyond the scope of this section. 89) As we move forward, we can see within the scope of this section the opportunity for profit, perhaps even the need for profit. 90) Stepping out of the Fed crisis, we may leave and return with this - the Fed may not be a healthy component of my financial diet. With my financial health in mind, as long as wealth can only be transferred, can I not attract the lost souls of inflation to my side of the equation using, for example, precious metals, commodities, arbitrage, and
bets on the downside?
These options, including general
business growth
and boosting multiple profit flows – are all possible ways of turning
United States Fed Crisis to Profit.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York - Gold Vault -
On behalf of The Global FC Zone,Crisis to Profit. Roth
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