This post from Charles Gave, and sourced from Zero Hedge, offers interesting insight on two potential important ideas:
- Highlights some of the risk that the Fed is taking by operating at Negative Real Interest rates for an extended period of time.
- Interestingly, Gave connects the negative real interest rates, the status of the US dollars as the world’s reserve currency, and explains that this relationship is responsible for the extreme outperformance of US Dollar based assets compared with other assets in the world.
Written by Adam Wiles
Adam is a Partner at Global View. Adam’s primary focus is on investment strategy, retirement planning, risk management, and new client identification. He has extensive experience and training in identifying client’s needs and explaining the solutions that meet those needs. He worked with Merrill Lynch for 2 years prior to joining Global View. Prior to Merrill Lynch, Adam worked 10 years, in several trading capacities, within the Commodity Lumber business.
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