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However, there is one main difference between 1999 and today...

The yield on numerous sovereign bonds are already spiking, and this is BEFORE inflation has even really hit.

Since the early ‘80s, the Fed has been employing various gimmicks to hide the real rate of inflation. 

When bond yields rise, bond prices drop. When bonds prices drop... the Everything Bubble bursts.

Yes, one of the Fed’s OWN inflation measures (and one that leads the CPI) is about to hit 3%.

Our big theme for 2018 is INFLATION.

Remember, the $199 TRILLION Bond Bubble trades based on inflation.

The Fed is expected to raise rates today. Meanwhile, the Everything Bubble drifts towards an "iceberg."

The Fed claims we’re not in a bubble.

The consensus view is that a Central Bank can never go bust because it can always print money to remain solvent. This is misguided.

Back in June the world saw the unveiling of perhaps the single most insane investment of all time...

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) will RAISE rates in 2018.

This Wall Street darling is flashing warning signals about 2018.

The inflation Central Banks have been pursuing since '08 will be their undoing.

Corporations have MORE leverage via WORSE debt today, than they did going into the Great Financial Crisis.