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In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy ask whether or not US rates could go negative. In Denmark, where households carry the highest debt to income ratio in the OECD, even mortgage rates have gone negative! In the second half, Max talks to Karl Denninger of Market-Ticker.org about negative yields, long duration bonds, and what the future looks like with both in hand.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the fact that the Fed is stuck in a rate cutting box of its own design because we’ve gone through the looking glass and ‘here’ you have to run just to keep in the same place. There is an ever increasing quantity of debt required to keep GDP in the same place and, so, the Fed must print, and print, and print to avoid the economy collapsing.

In the second half, Max interviews Randy Voller, former head of the Democratic Party in North Carolina, about the economic policies so far presented by candidates for the party’s 2020 nomination.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the bond market going parabolic, looking a whole lot like the dotcom bubble of the late 1990s. In just one week, the pile of negative yielding debt grew by $1 trillion, 97% of all of Germany’s €1.3 trillion in debt is negative and total global sovereign debt now stands at $55 trillion.

In the second half, Max interviews Egon von Greyerz of GoldSwitzerland.com about the $15 trillion in negative yielding bonds and what it means for the gold markets going forward.

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss JP Morgan’s recent report for their private wealth clients asking, “Is the dollar’s ‘exorbitant privilege’ coming to an end?” The bank makes the case that the rise of China will dent this privilege. They present data that demonstrates China was, for thousands of years, a major share of world trade until its encounter with the then narco-state of Great Britain in the mid 1800s when the UK and the East India Company used military force to impose opium unto the population. China’s military defeat sank the country into rapid economic decline from which they are only emerging. JPM recommends reducing client exposure to the dollar and increasing exposure to gold and Chinese renminbi.

In the second half, Max talks to China expert, Dan Collins, who discusses what to expect from the US trade delegation visit to Beijing. They also look at the rise of China as a rival power to the US with the new military bases and the rumors of a new port city being built in the Pakistani state of Balochistan, across the Gulf from Saudi Arabia.

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In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss the mainstream financial press turning to the metaphors and analogies the Keiser Report started using a decade ago about the obvious blackhole of debt that would put central bankers into a quicksand of negative rate policy trap. A full 25% of global sovereign debt is now negative yielding with a whopping 85% of German debt negative. This means that the time value of money has disappeared, hence a fundamental law of monetary physics has been broken. So, what is next? They look at the historical break from gold which had provided an anchor to time value, and how that hurtled us over the debt event horizon and into a negative yielding world. They also look at a recent exchange between a CNBC host and the treasury secretary on bitcoin and the dollar.