GOLD IS THE FINANCIAL THERMOMETER

The Interest Rate Illusion The Fed just cut interest rates another quarter percent — because they’re trapped. They can’t afford high interest rates anymore. Every 1% increase means hundreds of billions more in interest payments. But by cutting rates, they’ve sent one message loud and clear: “We’re going to devalue the dollar to survive.” That’s the truth. When you print money to pay old debts, you dilute every dollar already in circulation. It’s the slow-motion death of a currency — the kind that doesn’t make headlines until the patient flatlines. The Dollar’s Final Stage This is how reserve currencies die — not in a sudden crash, but through self-cannibalization: ●​ The Fed prints money to buy U.S. debt. ●​ The new dollars make every old dollar worth less.

●​ Inflation eats savings. ●​ The world loses faith. ●​ Demand for dollars collapses. ●​ The system implodes under its own weight.

We’re already in that cycle — right now. The Fed isn’t “stimulating” the economy. It’s keeping a corpse warm. And every time they cut rates or print more, they’re just spraying cologne on decay.