Lynette Zang" "Federal Reserve Digital Dollars" and "End of this Economy" 9-4-2020

Lynette Zang

The Battle Lines between Hyperdeflation & Hyperinflation

Streamed live 17 hours ago

The most important thing to remember about any economy coming to an end, is that wealth never disappears, it merely shifts locations.

The big question is, how well will you be positioned, and where will your wealth be held? Will you make the proper moves before this shift occurs?

And will you be in the proper position to take advantage of the opportunities when it happens?

Today's video will not only show you how this entire system as we know it will end, but it will show you how you can be on the proper side when it does.

https://youtu.be/zh4fXRH5gJw?t=2

Federal Reserve Digital Dollars

Q&A with Lynette Zang

Sep 2, 2020

Viewer Questions:

Jimmy - Instead of targeting a two percent inflation level and raising rates to head off price pressure, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank would aim for an average of two percent over time, which would let inflation run higher. I understand this to mean that the Fed will need to move real interest rates to negative -- but wouldn't that be deflationary to government bonds? Would the Fed then have to use another one of their tools which is yield curve control of government bonds?. Could you please explain yield curve control and how this will help the Fed reach their inflation target? Also please give an example of how the Fed might use yield curve control.

Chalon- In speaking with an advisor from ITM, I remember talking about holding precious metals enough that would be able to sufficiently cover taxes and insurance for land that was completely paid off and owned outright. Do you have a recommendation of how many years worth of taxes and insurance to have backed up and saved with PM? With the digital dollar and fed now accounts, would you see it wise or necessary to use fed now accounts in limited ways? Or do you think they should be stayed away from until we have no choice. I'm really interested with any new information or insight you would have on the digital dollar/fed now accounts.

Stephanie-I live in India, and was wondering about what I need to watch out for if I am traveling to the US with gold and silver.

Dan-Lynette speaks of possible reset of the dollar for bank assets to be $1 for every $1,000. Does this mean that a $10,000 mortgage will be reset using the same correlation? Mortgage will now be $10 for $10,000 mortgage balance?

https://youtu.be/cX8n-iexEcE?t=5