The Next Big Print Is Coming and Your Savings Are the TARGET

The Fed just raised rates for the first time in three years to "fight inflation." That's the same Fed that creates inflation, sets the target, builds the ruler, and grades itself when it misses.

With $40 trillion in debt and lenders demanding a fatter premium, Washington has two exits: cut spending (fat chance) or change the value of the dollar itself. They picked door number two in 1933. They confiscated the gold, revalued it from $20.67 to $35, and cut dollar savers' wealth in half overnight.

Today the constraint isn't gold. It's the debt, and the shrinking list of anyone willing to finance it at a sane price. When the last buyer standing owns the printing press, what happens to everything you hold in dollars?

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