In today's update, you will learn what I got wrong about the CPI, why  inflation is the greatest threat to the kingdom and what I look for to  see if it is coming, did the Fed extend QE, and why are hedge-fund  managers short the Nasdaq.

In tonight's update, you'll learn the answers to these important  questions: Will the next stimulus package be inflationary? Where is the  money going? What's going on in the credit markets? Is the Fed really  driving long-term Treasury yields lower? What's going on with the Fed's  corporate bond purchase program? Plus, we'll tip toe through the  economic data to see if there's any inflation there along with a quick  look at the technicals of 30-year Treasury yields.

In today's update, we'll discuss why banks do Quantitative Easing, we'll go through the recent economic data, try to determine if the Energy sector is leading Treasury yields lower, figure out if the recent move higher in the dollar is a breakout or fakeout, and why the equity market is suddenly losing steam. Plus, you'll get to help name the new expansion to the kingdom!

"The Banks Are Going to Crash the Stock Market" (w/ Brent Johnson and Steven Van Metre)

https://youtu.be/h_HCIyc6MaA

Fed Policies' Continued Effects on Short-Term Liquidity Markets

https://www.stlouisfed.org/on-the-economy/2018/october/fed-policies-continued-effects-short-term-liquidity-markets

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In today's update, we'll discuss why banks tighten lending standards and  why they are unlikely to loosen any time soon, we'll look at the  Chicago National Activity Index, and how hedge-fund managers are  positioned in the futures market. Last, we'll look at the technicals of  the S&P 500, Treasury yields, and Bitcoin.

In tonight's update, I'll answer your most pressing questions on if the Fed can force banks to lend, update you on my thesis, review what broad-based inflation is, talk about how the month- and quarter-end rebalancing is bond bullish, review how money is created and destroyed. I also have some announcements regarding more Bond King content! We'll look at the M2 Money Supply and the weekly lending data from the Fed's H.8 to see if the lending data is indicating yields will head higher or lower in the future. We'll close with a look at the technicals of the bond market.

The Bond King Rules! - With Steve Van Metre

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In today's update, we'll discuss today's FOMC press conference and  Powell's use of forward guidance to stoke fears of inflation. We'll also  discuss if the surge in corporate lending is inflationary and look at  this week's economic data to see if inflation or deflation is coming.  Last, we'll take a look at the technicals of the Treasury bond market.

In today's update, we'll talk about the Fed's corporate and high-yield  bond purchase program, if the Fed will announce Yield Curve Control on  Wednesday, look at how hedge-fund managers are positioned in the futures  market, and the Fed's upcoming QE purchase schedule.

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In tonight's update, we'll review my views on inflation, discuss why QE  is deflationary until its inflationary and try to predict where the CPI  is heading. Plus we'll look at the M2 Money Supply and the weekly  lending data from the Fed's H.8 to see if the lending data is indicating  yields will head higher or lower in the future. We'll close with a look  at the technicals of a few charts.

In tonight's update, I will discuss the difference between  currency-printing inflation and consumer-price inflation and why I only  care about the effects of currency-printing inflation. We'll look at  several charts to determine which type of inflation we are experiencing  and what happens when there is consumer-price inflation without an  expansion of currency. Plus, we'll look at today's 10-year Treasury Note  auction and how everyone is betting against the Fed.

In tonight's update, I'll answer your most pressing questions on if  China dumping bonds is busting my thesis, is stimulus inflationary and  why banks want to do QE. Plus we'll look at the M2 Money Supply and the  weekly lending data from the Fed's H.8 to see if the lending data is  indicating yields will head higher or lower in the future. We'll close  with a look at the technicals of a few charts.