The Feds are Creating a Liquidity Tsunami

On the bullish side, there is a GIGANTIC amount of money being pumped into the financial markets by the Fed, which is creating and injecting $120 billion into the markets every month.  <br /> On top of that, the Treasury Department has a bank account with more than $1 trillion in it; and it plans to spend all that money over the next few months. All this Liquidity is likely to put more upward pressure on the price of stock, property, gold, and other asset classes.<br /> Today's guest is Richard Duncan who is the author of "The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Cures." He says, "There is a liquidity tsunami pouring into markets. Fortunes are going to be made on either side depending on who wins out." <br />  On the bearish side, people are nervous that Inflation is going to pick up sharply. This is causing interest rates to rise. Higher interest rates are making the markets very nervous and could cause a panic attack and a stock market sell-off. Higher interest rates could also cause the price of gold to fall. <br /> Hosts Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and guest Richard Duncan discuss the liquidity tsunami pouring into the market and what it means for asset prices in 2021. <br /> Offer for Rich Dad listeners: To receive 50% off your subscription to Macro Watch, visit richardduncaneconomics.com and hit the Subscribe Button, and, when prompted, use the discount coupon code: rich <br /> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices