Uranium’s Next Big Cycle
Uranium’s last major bull market – from 2003 to 2007 – transpired at the same time the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates just like they are today!
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Feature Video: A Huge Secular Trend in Real Assets
Households have more equities as a percent of their portfolio than ever. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
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A Major Money Trend
FMT’s goal is to always put the important pieces of an ever-changing world together to bring you the big picture, and the big picture is that we have entered a long-term stagflationary trend.
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The Great Financial Shift
Even though the U.S. dollar is losing considerable relevance in international trade and settlement (FX reserves), U.S. asset allocators and the general population remain asleep at the wheel.
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Global Chaos
The Russian war has thrown a monkey wrench into the world order. It is now not only shining a light on FMT’s fundamental research in these massively undervalued sectors, but it is also catalyzing these assets forward and creating supply issues that are further exasperating their undervaluation.
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Ethereum, Silver, and Energy Producers are at Obscene Values
Inflation is the only answer to deal with these insidious and record national deficits in any reasonable way. Inflation rates might not seem reasonable today, but it is a much better option than a global crash.
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The Roadmap to Web3
Over the last 20 months, the U.S. money supply (M2) has skyrocketed by 40% because our currency was printed into existence unlike at any other time in our history. This catalyzed crypto adoption (digital assets and applications) over the last year-and-a-half in a big way.
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The Period of Low Inflation is Over
The prior decade (2009-2020) of extremely low inflation that was perpetuated by the housing depression and cheap oil is over.
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The Trigger Point
The markets have binged on liquidity since COVID-19 and the Federal Reserve finds itself in a very difficult position now.
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Erring on the Side of Inflation
Over 10x (1,000+%) is how much the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet has grown since 2009. The Fed is going to try to end this parabolic balance sheet expansion by the summer of 2022, which will ultimately be unsuccessful.
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