Shocking New Fed Inflation Policy - What To Do Now

Shocking New Fed Inflation Policy - What To Do Now
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Every year, the worlds elite bankers gather in Jackson Hole Wyoming to discuss well, banking Imagine this group of banking and monetary elites gathering in a room to discuss the worlds money it makes me think of the quote from Mayer Rothschild who said in 1800:
"give me control of a nations money, and I care not who makes the laws"

These bankers get together and plan what is next for the world, through it's monetary policy and arguably the most important and powerful person there would be the US Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell, and everyone was hanging on his powerful words powerful enough to move the markets last week, in a sustained move that has big implications In fact, what he said was that the Federal Reserve was going to change it policies and change it objectives, for only the 2nd time since it's creation..

to understand this, we have to take a trip back in time, so lets jump into the time machine, back to 1913 the year the federal reserve was formed and it's main policy objective was to establish financial stability in the US by overseeing the monetary policies of the banks

In 1933 The federal reserve again changed its policy mandate through champions Senator Glass and Representative Steagall they increased regulations on banks and created FDIC Insurance

But the last big policy shift we saw with the fed came In the mid-to-late 1970s and early 1980s when the U.S. experienced the worst inflation since the Civil War. Prices of everyday goods and services exploded higher by double digits. The amount of money that previously paid two months’ rent soon would only cover two weeks.

It wasn’t until 1980 when Fed Chair Paul Volcker raised interest rates to an astonishing 19% that the nightmare ended. The episode was so horrific that Congress actually changed the Fed’s mandate for the first time since 1933.

As I said, prior to this, the Fed’s primary purpose was to maintain financial stability. This had meant the Fed was there to stop banking crises from happening. But following the inflationary nightmare of the ‘70s/’80s, the Federal Reserve Act was amended to: "promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates.”
Stable prices= controlled inflation.

From this point onwards, the Fed began to target a low, but steady rate of inflation.
As this policy developed, the Fed eventually settled on a target rate of 2%.

Thus, starting in the early 1980s, modern financial theory began to incorporate this idea of targeted inflation of 2%. Every major trading model, portfolio allocation model, and money management strategy involved this.

Now of course, the real rate of inflation most Americans experience is much higher.
In particular, the cost of items like energy, food, education, and healthcare
have skyrocketed in the last 40-50 years.

The Fed hides this fact by claiming that the real rate of inflation needs to incorporate the costs of ALL items, not just essential items. And because the cost of things like TVs, cell phones, furniture,
and the like have generally become cheaper the Fed claims that this evens out the rise in price of other items like food and healthcare.
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