“From the start of WWII in 1939 until it ended in late 1945, the Dow was up a total of 50%, more than 7% per year. So, during two of the worst wars in modern history, the U.S. stock market was up a combined 115%.”
~ Ben Carlson
By Catherine Austin Fitts
This coming week, we continue the publication of our 2021 Annual Wrap Up with the Equity Overview & Rambus Chartology.
The central banks’ largesse during the initial phase of the Going Direct Reset is slowing, with inflation on the rise—now officially acknowledged as more than a temporary phenomenon. Bankers are threatening higher interest rates to replace their rich pandemic profits as the medical masquerade dwindles into disbelief and growing anger. Meantime, frothy stock markets and crypto prices are making investors nervous as labor challenges cut into corporate profits, and government debt skyrockets to yet higher levels.
This Thursday, I will look at the financial markets performance for 2021 and the new Rambus Chartology. Next, I will review the insufficiency of traditional investment strategies as the global coup unfolds. Finally, I will share what I do and options for allocating your time and resources in 2022. Much of the material draws on the same topics addressed in the last four Equity Overviews. However, based on the questions I have been receiving for Ask Catherine, I need to keep bringing this back to the basis of “What do I do?”
Please join me for the 2021 Annual Wrap Up: Equity Overview with the quarterly blockbuster from Rambus Chartology. Go to the web presentation on Thursday here to access the quarterly financial charts and Rambus Chartology.
For Let’s Go to the Movies, I recommend you check out this three-part documentary series, New Zealand: Skeletons in the Cupboard, from Plummtree Productions about the ancient history of New Zealand, which might go back much further than is commonly believed. As we watch oral history being targeted, censored, and suppressed, efforts like this to capture and circulate are very welcome. You can watch “Redheads, Part 1” below and the full series here.
In Money & Markets this week, John Titus and I will cover the latest events and continue to discuss the financial and geopolitical trends we are tracking in 2022. E-mail your questions for Ask Catherine or post at the Money & Markets commentary here.
Please join me this Thursday, January 20th for the 2021 Annual Wrap Up: Equity Overview.
Talk to you Thursday!
Related Solari Reports:
3rd Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: Equity Overview & Rambus Chartology with Jason T. Worth
2nd Quarter 2021 Wrap Up Equity Overview & Rambus Chartology with Tim Caban
1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: Equity Overview & Rambus Chartology
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1st Quarter 2021 Wrap Up: Equity Overview & Rambus Chartology – Additional Links
The embedded video is the wrong one I think. It is something about New Zealand instead of Catherine and John talking.
That video is correct. It is the movie of the week. If you want the video with John click the designated link.
Thank you Catherine. As a newer member, I’m still trying to wrap my thoughts around all of it. As frustrating as it is to keep revisiting this, it is greatly appreciated. Dan
Thank you for your helpful WrapUp! I learn when I listen. After hearing your last comments, I recommend you connect with/interview Mas Sajady whose frequency work is making me and others stronger. He’s focused on raising the consciousness, the operating system, of our world as the way to leave the old way of doing things behind. He’s on U-Tube, has a web site and a book coming out soon. Warm wishes to you and your team!
https://twitter.com/leylarostami/status/1482837825426964483?s=21
Yes. Gideon is well respected here.
Looking at the 30 year treasury futures. (Ticker /ZB) Looks like a head and shoulders pattern is forming on the weekly time frame.
So far, the support level is holding up. But should we get a good close below the support line, there’s a good chance the 30 year has a nice decline over the next few years.
I did a measured move down. (no guarantees with that, it’s also subjective.) We could possibly see the 30 year yield spike to 2018 or even 2013 levels. Probably around 3.46%-4%
Very interesting. If it is within a 150 basis point rise, market should be able to handle. If they break through that band, things will get very interesting.
The 30 year yield closed at 2.076% today. The 30 year yield chart looks like it’s forming an inverted head and shoulders. Still not a confirmed pattern.
The breakout level looks to be around the 2.476% area. Should it break out, the first good resistance area I’m thinking is probably between 3.225- 3.465%. The next major resistance level and the end of the inverted H&S pattern measured move up is close to the 4% area. Should it be able to get that high?
The 10 year yield chart looks similar.
Since this is based off a weekly time frame, I’m thinking it might take a couple years to play out. Should rates break out?
The weekly TLT chart is forming a H&S pattern too.
I could be entirely wrong on my guesstimate! But I do enjoy going though charts. They can be a lot of fun!
The political resistance at 3.5% will be life changing. That said, if there is a real fight in the ukraine and Russia goes off of Swift, it could fly through.