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Do Not Engage the Enemy

Wednesday’s Federal Reserve FOMC meeting was mission-critical. It was, in my view, the most important meeting since January 2021. I’ll explain…

In the new world of value-based globalization we are entering, countries will be doing business with other countries, not because of the liberal point of view that all nations can be friends, or that it is simply the politically-correct thing to do.  It will be due, rather, to a deep-rooted partnership of minds, where dependence of Western nations (Europe, Japan and USA and to a degree, Australia, India and Australia) on China, Russia, Latin America and the Middle East is looked upon as shaky and not really standing on firm ground.

One day you are trading partners with a particular nation, and the next you condemn them politically in the U.N, so you must double-down on those countries that really see eye-to-eye with you and give up all the niceties and virtue-signaling.

The Biden Administration continued right where Trump’s people finished and took a very hard and justified stance against China.

China’s economic miracle only succeeded because the U.S. fueled it, but it created a threat by overshooting globalization. Now, it is bringing manufacturing back home, because the 4^th Industrial Revolution has begun and there is no reason in the world to give an inch of knowledge to the most credible threat to American hegemony.

Bringing jobs back is costly at first, but the down payment is worth many multiples of the immediate pain, in the long run.

Being the world’s leader in A.I., machine-learning, clean-tech, genomics and the new fields of medicine and infrastructure that are in front of us, is not something you share with the enemy.

Being energy-independent, thanks to the sheer genius of the inventor of shale fracking, has allowed the USA to be in a great position of running a large-scale industrial expansion, but workers were the missing link.

On Wednesday, through a policy many Americans disagree with of flooding the southern border with job-seeking Mexicans and other nationalities, with the risk that among them are people who don’t cherish American values, along with the end of stimulus savings and student loan forgiveness, Americans are back to work.

In other words, since Wednesday, we are in the ‘soft landing’ scenario and what it looks like is this: Inflation will remain elevated for another 2-4 years, bond yields will remain pretty high (in a range, higher for longer…), jobs with good salaries will be plentiful and that will clear the way for mining stocks.

In Rambo 2, John J. Rambo is told ‘not to engage the enemy,’ but to just take pictures of the POW (Prisoners of War) camps, but Rambo brings back one POW as proof that they are out there.

Finding a prisoner of war wasn’t part of the plan for the higher-ups, so they abort the mission and leave Rambo hanging. It was too costly to tell the truth to the American public about having thousands of veterans in Vietnam, just like it is sometimes too expensive for the FED Chairman to be frank.

Even without saying it out loud, what Powell confirmed is that America is in a time of inflation that will take years to ease, and the actions of the government tell you that they must increase mining efforts. This is the golden age for mining stocks, CONFIRMED.

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