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BofA: If Rates Keep Rising, It Will Soon Be Time To Panic About Currency Debasement BofA''s bearish Chief Investment Strategist, Michael Hartnett, who has been dead on with his fire and brimstone forecasts for the past 6 months, must be getting tired taking victory laps (unlike his Goldman and JPM colleagues who like broken records only know how to repeat BTFD over and over at least until this week when their tune is set to change ). But one thing he may have whiffed on was his tongue-in-cheek suggestion that this weekend we could see an emergency rate hike by the Fed. In his latest Flow Show note titled "Saturday Hike Fever" Hartnett writes that on Saturday Oct 6th 1979 the Fed hiked 100bps (11% to 12%) in response to disorderly 12% inflation. Of course, now inflation is "only" 7.5%, and while there was rampant speculation that we may see an emergency rate hike imminently after the latest CPI print came in red hot - with Hartnett citing Thursday''s probability of Fed hikes intra- meeting in next 3 weeks for 1st time since 1994 just jumped to >25% - this collapsed late on Friday after the Fed unveiled that it would continue its QE tapering until March 9, one week before the next FOMC meeting, taking an early/intermeeting hike off the table.

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These products have had a good year so far due to their energy tilt.

Despite a volatile start to 2022, emerging market-related exchange traded funds are outperforming U.S. equities. The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) is up 0.6% year-to-date.

One key analyst is again making the case for equities. But beware what the fixed-income market is saying.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is giving investors another six weeks to envision a future where interest rates start to climb and its balance sheet dramatically shrinks. Expect a lot of swings

Can You Sidestep The U.S. Stock Collapse By Abandoning The Dollar And Looking Overseas Submitted by QTR''s Fringe Finance I’ve been guiding my personal investing over the last few months by whether or not I think the U.S. is entering a longer term market wreck or another 3 month bump in the road like we saw in early 2020. After all, if we are at a spot where we can shake it off and “buy the dip” were to work again, why wouldn’t you be keen to adopt the strategy of “if you can’t beat the lobotomized automaton active manager buying the dip, join ‘em.” But my readers already know that I don’t feel this way. In fact, I believe the Fed to be in a true catch 22 - stuck between not being able to raise rates, which would very likely crash markets further, and the inability to maintain accommodative monetary policy, which could fan the flames of inflation (or at least appear to fan the flames of inflation from a psychological and political spin perspective). You see, the inflation is the key here.

The dollar index just triggered a potentially bearish signal. Emerging markets are gaining some momentum and energy pipelines still look attractive at the current time.

DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach unveils his predictions for the year ahead. U.S. stocks are expensive and watch our for recession, he warns.

The monetary authorities are giving markets a clear trade and green light to short US bonds (as rates and real yields rise) and be long dollars against euros.

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