All good times must come to an end, and we are nearing the tiping point. Now I do want you to understand that this has nothing to do with politics, but simply the fact that banks have been abusing their power to lend out money religiously. Thats why the FED has been so reluctant lately to spike interest hikes because they understand the fact that everytime they do so a crisis brews somewhere in the world. (due to the importance of the USD in a lot of countries).
"Almost every Fed rate-hiking cycle ends in a crisis. Sometimes it starts abroad, but it always filters back to U.S. markets.
Specifically, 16 of the last 19 times the Fed started a series of interest rate hikes, some sort of crisis that tanked the stock market followed. That’s around 84% of the time. The lasting impact of a crsis brewing like we have seen this past month is really scary." - Nick Giambruno
"Almost every Fed rate-hiking cycle ends in a crisis. Sometimes it starts abroad, but it always filters back to U.S. markets.
Specifically, 16 of the last 19 times the Fed started a series of interest rate hikes, some sort of crisis that tanked the stock market followed. That’s around 84% of the time. The lasting impact of a crsis brewing like we have seen this past month is really scary." - Nick Giambruno