Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well my goodness gracious I have been hearing everybody on

Twitter talk about stagflation You remember the 1970s when we had high rates of unemployment and

we had a declining economy with negative GDP, we had inflation, we had recessions, we had all these things

combined. I remember Arthur Burns, Paul Volker, gold ripping higher in the 1970s.

We've definitely seen gold ripping higher lately.

So this begs the question,

are we headed toward stagflation? Are we headed towards a inflationary recession? And to highlight this, let's go over a

question from a member of Rubble Capital's Pro.

Now every Sunday night I do a members only live stream where they submit questions and I answer their questions directly. I do this,

Lynn Alden does this, Brent Johnson, Chris McIntosh, Patrick Sorezna, Jason Hartman.

These are the pros in Rebel Capitals Pro. I do it every week they do it once a month.

So let's look at this question because I think this really hits the nail on the head and this is kind of what

everyone is concerned with right now in the fin twit space and the sound money space and the gold guys and the Bitcoin guys.

So I've kind of cropped it just so you couldn't see this person's name but here we go I have an

interest rate question it was triggered by watching Peter Schiff and he

predicted that after the Fed drops rates,

because of trying to protect the markets

when the crash happens, when what he's saying here,

is we go into a hard landing, a recession,

unemployment spikes, and as a result, the Fed's going to drop rates.

And because they've got rates too low based on the inflationary pressures, then that's going to exacerbate the rate of

inflation and then interest rates at the long end of the curve are going to

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