
Tom Bilyeu discusses the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates, arguing it's a move driven by fiscal dominance and the need to refinance massive government debt in 2026. He explains that while this may prevent an immediate economic crisis, it will likely fuel asset inflation and create bubbles, further punishing savers and those unable to invest in assets. Bilyeu outlines strategies to protect oneself in this environment, including reducing cash savings, owning diverse assets, maintaining liquidity, and avoiding leverage, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the new reality of fiscal dominance where traditional financial strategies may no longer be effective.
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