Und heute knickt die FED ein und Saudi Arabien dreht den Ölhahn weiter auf und China gehorcht nun auch D. Trump.
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The sky is the limit.
Der Typ hat es wirklich drauf, alles nach seiner Pfeife tanzen zu lassen.
Hut ab.
Hier ist ein Artikel mit einem fiesen Trick, den Trump anwenden könnte.
Angeblich werden die US-Goldreserven in der FED-Bilanz mit 42,22 USD pro Unze (Wert von 1971) geführt.
Trump bräuchte nur anzuweisen, daß dieser Preis an die heutige Realität angepaßt wird ...
ZitatAlles anzeigen[.,.] What most people do not know is that the gold on the Fed’s balance sheet is valued at the
1971 price $42.22.
Even though gold has risen in value to a high of $1,900 over seven years ago and currently
sits at a market price of $1,223, on the balance sheet it’s valued at 1971 prices and amounts to about $11.5 billion on the balance sheet of the Fed.
Without any help from Congress, without any controversy from talking down, or worse firing the Fed chairman, without any controversy whatsoever Donald Trump could simply instruct Steven Mnuchin to “mark to market” gold on the balance sheet of the Treasury.
The gold notes held on the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve would then be worth north of $330 billion. This move would lack any real world opposition. Let’s be fair the price of gold is the price of gold.
Who could argue that marking gold to market is a bad or controversial thing at all?
Which is why the move is so elegant. It would be impossible to argue against.
Marking gold to market prices would accomplish three things. It would first offset the next 12 months of quantitative tightening and add back $320 billion against the $300 billion in bonds coming off the Fed’s balance sheet over the next year.
This would directly move against the tightening policies of the Fed.
The approach would also accomplish two other things that Trump would love to accomplish.
Marking gold to market would likely see an abrupt rise in gold prices and cause instant dollar weakness. It’s easy to see how this move alone could see gold spike to $2,500 or more immediately and would be an elegant devaluation of the dollar and likely provide for massive tailwinds for the Trump growth agenda.
It would accomplish these things due to it’s most important and third impact.
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saludos