Think Like a Globalist, says Our Market Guru

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Over the past few years, I have made a number
of accurate predictions with respect to the global asset markets and
economy. The advantage I have over others is that I understand the
conspiracy for world government and how the globalists have worked to
gain control of the global economy and financial system. I refer to this “guiding principal” when making financial and personal
decisions, and have been able to stay focused and objective, while
keeping my confirmation bias in check.

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With my “Guiding Principal” (above) in mind, I offer my thoughts with respect to some of the major asset classes.

GLOBAL EQUITIES


I read the following two articles from
Zero Hedge:

“Mystery” Central Bank
Buyer Revealed, Goes On Q1 Buying Spree

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-06/mystery-central-bank-buyer-revealed-goes-q1-buying-spree

Bank Of Japan “Bought The Dip”
Over Half The Time In The Last 4 Years

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-05/bank-japan-bought-dip-over-half-time-last-4-years

Zero Hedge concluded that while they
doubted the central bank stock buying will be investigated with
stocks at all-time highs, the central banks are foolish and will
eventually be blamed for creating the biggest asset bubble the world
has ever seen.

My conclusion differs, because my
guiding principal says that the owners of the central banks know
exactly what they are doing. They are essentially using printed money
to buy up all the assets of the world. They are taking advantage of
the deflationary forces of over- indebtedness, to minimize the
inflation caused by their asset buying spree. The globalists knew
that the fiat currency end-game would provide them with an auspicious
time to commence their asset purchases. I guess that the globalists
should control most of the world’s assets by the time WW III comes
around sometime next decade.


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The compromised patriot shills like
Alex Jones work with the globalists to deceive and scare the crap out
of their listeners, so the central banks can continue to work their
magic. They are buying sovereign debt, stocks, corporate debt, and
our mortgages. This is not nationalization; this is the world’s
largest-ever leveraged buyout. The US Treasury nationalized GM and
Fannie Mae after the last globalist-planned stock market collapse. In
contrast, the central banks are privately owned. They are buying up
the world’s assets for their owners. This is a big distinction. It
is all being carried out under our noses while the alt-media screams
of collapse.

Bottom line: As long as a large
percentage of the population are not participating in the stock
market and the central banks are gobbling up global equities and
corporate debt, stocks will continue to levitate and move higher.

REAL ESTATE


I came across a real estate “expert”
on Twitter. Here is his link:

https://twitter.com/MrMarkHanson

Mr. Hanson research conflates with Zero
Hedge, Alex Jones, and the rest of the alt-right shills, and
proclaims real estate is already collapsing. He illustrates with all
sorts of data and studies. Unfortunately, his confirmation bias
precludes him from ever seeing anything different. He will quote how rent
roles on one and two bedroom luxury apartment buildings are falling
and that the party is over. For instance, Mr. Hanson shows data to
indicate how rents are down about 7-8% in Washington DC luxury
apartments.

As a licensed Realtor in Fairfax
County, Virginia, I was confused as to how he obtained his data,
because it did not match with what I was seeing. I even corresponded
with him about it, but did not receive a satisfactory answer. Around
the DC Beltway, the real estate market here is performing normally,
and in some measures can be considered a very fair deal. The median
household incomes of Loudon and Fairfax Counties are the first and
second highest in the nation, according to the Census Bureau’s
American Community Survey
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-income_counties_in_the_United_States)
and houses are priced about 50% lower than in the bay area of
California. 

 So, a $500,000 mid-range home is not that expensive when
incomes are considered. Rents are up about 3-4% year over year, and
prices are creeping up mid-single digits. Moreover, we are still
about 5-10% below last decade’s top – even with a good local
economy. Many condos are still selling for 50% of peak values. But
these “experts” with their confirmation biases cherry pick data
to conform to their preconceived conclusions – and their followers
eat it up and sit on the sidelines for years waiting for a lower
entry point. They miss out on all that rental income and
amortization.

Bottom line: Real estate in many
areas is doing just fine. Rents are not out of line with historic
norms, and a conservatively managed portfolio of rental properties
can be a winner in the intermediate to long-term. Before investing,
just crunch some numbers. I can determine capitalization rates and
Internal Rates of Return in a couple minutes and so can you. I would
not manage properties in places like LA, San Francisco, Toronto,
Miami, etc., as prices there are too high when analyzed by these
traditional measures. So, if you wish to invest in rental
properties, just do your homework and invest in stable areas. These
areas comprise 70% of the country’s markets. Even areas in
Washington DC have pockets of places for new investors to get going.
Think independently and act accordingly. Real estate is still a great
way to create real wealth.

CURRENCIES


The US dollar will continue to remain
supreme. The US has the best performing and most stable large
economy. In the US, fiscal and monetary policies are determined on
the same level. Trillions of foreign debts are denominated in US
dollars. Some estimates show that half of all physical US dollars are
held overseas. Every US dollar ever printed is still legal tender;
there have been no currency recalls. As you can see, no other
currency can claim these distinctions.

One more thought; the United States is
now one of the world’s largest oil producers. The world needs the
US dollar to buy our oil. The whole irony is that the silly talk of
the US petrodollar has actually been dollar supportive.

Bottom line: I have been a US
dollar proponent for a few years now, and have written about it in my
previous articles. Nothing will change over the next year or two. The
dollar may eventually collapse – not from weakness, but from
strength. Do not bet against it.

GOLD AND BITCOINS


One should own gold as an asset shield.
An owner of physical gold essentially removes that percentage of his
wealth from the system. Gold should not be viewed as an “insurance
policy” for collapse or as an inflation hedge, since it has
performed poorly and counterintuitively in times of economic and
market stress. Recently there has been a new competitor to gold –
cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. I have come across two articles that
illustrate this point:

Bitcoin hits a record high, but can
it rival gold as a safe haven?

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/04/can-bitcoin-replace-gold-as-the-new-safe-haven.html

MIT Professor believes Bitcoin or
other crypto-currencies could save financial system

http://www.thedailyeconomist.com/2017/04/mit-professor-believes-bitcoin-or-other.html

I do not have any true answers about
the actual origin of these virtual currencies, but I make three
observations.

  1. Bitcoin serves the globalists well
    in their war on gold

  2. Central banks and large money
    center banks around the globe are developing block chain
    technologies and virtual currencies of their own.

  3. These virtual currencies are
    receiving a great amount of mainstream and alt-right media coverage.

My guess is that any new global
currency will possess many of the characteristics of digital
currencies such as Bitcoin. Thus, I have to conclude that on some
level these currencies were developed by the “Deep State.” In
theory, these types of currencies with their technologies provide
governments with efficient means to tax and trace users.

If I wanted to discreetly own an asset
it would be gold and not Bitcoin. The IRS has already forced a
Bitcoin exchange to divulge information. Moreover, if the SEC allows
the formation of Bitcoin ETFs to proceed, Bitcoin owners must have to
concede that reporting requirements of some form may eventually be on
the horizon.

Bottom line: Continue to slowly
accumulate gold as you earn income, but do not listen to the promises
and predictions of GATA, and King World News. Do not speculate in
gold, as most will lose. I see gold rising over time, but the
cryptocurrencies have begun to diminish its attractiveness. However,
gold is more liquid than most believe it to be, and one can buy or
sell it quickly. I do not recommend silver, as the elites own gold.
They do not own silver.

THE BRIC CHALLENGE to USD


I know that the dollar haters have been hyping the rumors about the creation of a gold back yuan and a BRIC-nation cooperative payment system. This system would transition bilateral trade away from the US dollar and would emphasize their individual currencies plus gold. I have been following this topic for a while. I remember reading this stuff 12 years ago, but nothing ever seems to come to fruition. The problem with China and the BRIC nations is that their credit markets lack the sophistication and liquidity to conduct trade in an efficient matter. Plus their currencies have to be centrally managed to help control volatility. This is a large negative with respect to the yuan.  If China decided to convert their currency to some sort of gold backing their economy would crumble, as their internal debt burden would instantly become too great. I have to believe that China is only saying this to try to strengthen their anemic currency. China cannot just switch from centrally planned fiat to gold backing. There would not be enough yuan to service outstanding debts. Even if China announced they now have 10,000 tons of gold in reserves, this does not mean the yuan has gold backing.


The problem with Russia is that it has relatively small and illiquid financial markets, and the size of bilateral trade between Russia and China is only about 10-12% the size of the trade between the US and China. Moreover, at current gold prices there is not enough gold to transact bilateral trade. If I were an exporter in a BRIC nation would I want to deal with Rupees, Reals, or Rubles? The answer is the same as 12 years ago – no.

CONCLUSION


Most in the
alt-media community have a hard-to-break confirmation bias. There is
little difference between them and the viewers of CNN or FOX. Each
group is a slave to their confirmation bias. The patriots are in the
worst shape, because they continue to believe collapse is just around
the corner and have not participated in the asset inflation of the
past six to seven years. The sun is shining and they are not out
there making hay.

The global rulers have real time
access to all the internet traffic data and know with great precision
what each of us are doing most of the day. We may think we know our
adversary, but they know us much better. They control all the media
and have built a totally false reality for most people. The
all-seeing eye has not overlooked the alt-right and patriot media.
We need to think for ourselves.

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Also by Thomas Beecham

Cabalist Deception Invades the Markets 

Gold- Confiscation of Middle Class Wealth? 

May 2016- Gold Update

Makow— No Relief in Sight for Gold 

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