Once Fed ‘goes to war’ against inflation, stocks will get ‘annihilated’, crash 50% – Michael Gentile

Click here to get this article in PDF

This is part 1 of 2 of the full meeting.
Michael's earlier appearance on Kitco:

The U.S. Federal Book is "caught", claims Michael Infidel, strategic investor.

Gentile informed David Lin, anchor for Kitco Information, that two scenarios can play out: either the Fed elevates prices by 25 basis factors following year to gain back confidence in the markets, or they let inflation run hot as well as do nothing. Neither of these circumstances will be enough to have inflation.

In order to actually "fight" against inflation, the Fed will need to increase rates to at least 3%, which would create supplies to collapse by the order of 50%. Even a 25 basis point raise would cause a 10-20% adjustment, Gentile said.

Comply With David Lin on Twitter @davidlin_TV: ()

0:00 – Gold vs supplies
3:30 – Rate of interest as well as financial debt
8:55 – 2 situations for the Fed
14:01 – How high can gold go?
17:00 – Rising cost of living
21:33 – 50% market correction
25:21 – Summary

__________________________________________________________________
Kitco Information is the world's # 1 resource of steels market info. Our video clips include meetings with noticeable industry numbers to bring you market-affecting insights, with the goal of helping individuals make informed financial investment choices.

Sign up for our channel to keep up to day on the current understandings relocating the steels markets.

For even more breaking information, check out

Follow us on social networks:
Facebook –
Twitter –
StockTwits –

Live gold cost as well as graphes:
Live silver cost as well as graphes:

Don't fail to remember to enroll in Kitco Information' Weekly Summary– comes out every Friday to recap the most popular stories & videos of the week:

Sign up with the discussion @ The Kitco Forums and be part of the premier on the internet neighborhood for rare-earth elements capitalists:

Disclaimer: Videos are not trading advice and also the sights expressed may not mirror those of Kitco Metals Inc
.