Central Banks Have Propped-Up Their Ponzi Markets For One Of The Longest Bull Market Runs Ever, But Are They Now Preparing To Manage A Major Correction?
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One month ago, when observing the record low vol coupled with record high stock prices, we reported a stunning statistic: central banks have bought $1 trillion of financial assets just in the first four months of 2017, which amounts to $3.6 trillion annualized, "the largest CB buying on record" according to Bank of America. Today BofA's Michael Hartnett provides an update on this number: he writes that central bank balance sheets have now grown to a record $15.1 trillion, up from $14.6 trillion in late April, and says that "central banks have bought a record $1.5 trillion in assets YTD." -zerohedge.com
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Some researchers and market analysts have said MASSIVE CENTRAL BANK ASSET PURCHASES: Last Ditch Effort To Save Economy & Cap Gold Price
Steve St. Angelo said,
central banks purchased 1.5 trillion assets in the last 5 months. (2017)
We are witnessing increasing asset prices for what the Federal reserve called the "wealth effect".
Consider that four of the world’s five largest central banks are moving to tighten simultaneously is shocking traders after years of quantitative easing (cheap money, aka ZIRP & NIRP).
Coupled with the rules for institutional investors (where funds must invest in these markets), the bull markets and the U.S. Debt & Wall Street are easy to comprehend their staggering climb after the GREAT RECESSION and bank bail-ins.
One has to wonder about the inevitable down cycle... @ronmamita
Title: Central Banks Are Purchasing Large Amounts Of Assets! WHY? - Steve St. Angelo Interview
Video posted 03 Jul 2017 by CrushTheStreet
Steve St. Angelo of srsroccoreport.com is our guest today, we will be covering some important topics and gaining some fascinating insights.
We discuss Gold’s potential to surge just like the Crypto Currencies and also the manipulation in the Precious Metals overall, Steve gives his insights and analysis regarding the Oil and Gas industry plus we talk about the possibility of another Recession.
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