Stocks, Bitcoin, Gold: The New Fed Chair Changes Everything

"So in other words, with less liquidity, Kevin Worsh would be very bad for Bitcoin and for crypto. So sure, a lack of liquidity that's going to be bad for stocks, for precious metals, you know, in general. But Bitcoin, of course, that's going to trade like an amplified tech stock. So, Worsh, he is going to be the worst Fed chair for Bitcoin."

"Both result in money printing and ongoing inflation."

"Worsh is not presenting any solutions. All he's talking about is just adjusting the timing of the money printing, which means that there's just going to be more volatility because Paul is just doing it steadily and Wars is going to do it lumpy."

"In the short term, I expect more volatility. That's because investments may struggle with policy uncertainty, mixed signals between rate cuts and liquidity tightening, and reduce confidence in the Fed put."

"In the medium term with Wars in power, I expect a rotation if there's going to be less liquidity being provided. So most likely there would be a rotation out of speculative growth investments and a rotation into value stocks that are actually making a profits and cash flow."

"For precious metals investors, I would say don't worry if you're a long-term investor because Wars is not offering any solutions to reinstate confidence in the US dollar. Ddallization is going to continue. Inflation's going to continue. It's just going to be lumpier."

"It's still my opinion that the Federal Reserve and President Trump are going to run it hot, especially leading up to the midterm elections. Like what's nothing's going to change. What's changed? They're still going to print money. It's just the timing that they're, you know, worse is talking about. So the money printing is going to continue. Inflation's going to be ongoing. The dollar will continue to devalue. DD dollarization is still an ongoing thing."