The Fed Can’t Stop Now — Massive Money Printing Is Next
Published: 2025-10-16
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Published: 2025-10-16
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Predictions from this Video
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The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% in October and another 0.25% in December, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75%.
"And then they're going to cut interest rates again by another 0.25% 25% in December, bringing the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.2.5% to the projected 3.75%."
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There is a 97.8% probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates on October 29th.
"According to the CME Fed Watch tool, there's a 97.8% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates on October 29th."
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The Federal Reserve is predicted to cut interest rates by 0.25% on October 29th and another 0.25% in December, lowering the Fed funds rate to 3.75%.
"they're going to cut interest rates by 0.25% on October 29th. And then they're going to cut interest rates again by another 0.25% 25% in December, bringing the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.2.5% to the projected 3.75%."
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The Federal Reserve is predicted to cut interest rates by 0.25% in October and another 0.25% in December, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75%.
"And then they're going to cut interest rates again by another 0.25% 25% in December, bringing the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.2.5% to the projected 3.75%."
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The Federal Reserve is predicted to resume money printing (quantitative easing) in 2026, leading to increased inflation.
"the Federal Reserve will be turning the money printers back on. So, get ready for more inflation. So, if you remember, I predicted back in 2024 that they're going to turn the money printers back on in 2026."
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Quantitative easing, or money printing, is predicted to occur in 2026.
"And then comes the quantitative easing or the money printing in 2026."
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The Federal Reserve may end quantitative tightening (reducing its balance sheet) in the coming months.
"quantitative tightening could end soon. ... We may approach that point in coming months and we are closely monitoring a wide range of indicators to inform this decision."
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Increased inflation is expected as a result of the Federal Reserve turning on the money printers.
"So, get ready for more inflation."
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The sequence of Federal Reserve actions will be: interest rate cuts, then cessation of tightening, followed by quantitative easing (money printing) in 2026.
"first comes the interest rate cuts and then they're going to stop the tightening which is right around the corner and then comes the quantitative easing or the money printing in 2026."
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Future crises will necessitate more money printing, leading to increased monetary inflation.
"And unfortunately it's going to require a greater amount of money printing in every subsequent crisis which means more monetary inflation."
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As the Federal Reserve prints more money, the value of the US dollar will decrease, leading to a rise in the price of gold.
"The more dollars that they print, the more gold is going to go up. And they're warming up the money printers. So that's why people say that gold is a safe haven because they can print dollars, but they can't print gold. And the more money that they're going to print, the more devalued dollars it's going to take to buy an ounce of gold."
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Inflation is expected to continue, with a rise in asset prices.
"Inflation's going to continue. We're going to see more asset price inflation."
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Money printing by the Federal Reserve is predicted to exacerbate the wealth gap in the United States.
"all this money printing, it's going to widen the wealth gap because some people are closer to the money printers than others."
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As the US dollar is devalued through money printing, the price of gold is expected to increase.
"The more dollars that they print, the more gold is going to go up."
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In 50 years, the current era will be remembered as the period when central bankers' actions, driven by greed and recklessness, led to the ruin of the country.
"this is going to be known as the era of when the central bankers took control and greed and recklessness ruined our country."
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Increased money printing will lead to a devaluation of the dollar, requiring more dollars to purchase an ounce of gold.
"And the more money that they're going to print, the more devalued dollars it's going to take to buy an ounce of gold."
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Inflation is expected to persist, leading to further increases in asset prices.
"Inflation's going to continue. We're going to see more asset price inflation."
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An increase in the money supply will devalue the dollar, leading to higher prices for all goods and services, including homes and groceries.
"The more dollars that's out there, the more devalued each dollar is, and the more dollars it's going to take to buy anything, not just gold, not just silver, but a home, groceries, utilities, etc., everything."
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The Federal Reserve is predicted to cut interest rates by another 0.25% in December, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75%.
"And then they're going to cut interest rates again by another 0.25% 25% in December, bringing the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.2.5% to the projected 3.75%."
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There is a 97.8% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates on October 29th.
"According to the CME Fed Watch tool, there's a 97.8% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates on October 29th."
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There is a 92.8% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% on December 10th.
"There's a 92.8% 8% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% on December 10th."
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The Federal Reserve may stop balance sheet runoff in the coming months and is monitoring indicators to decide.
"We may approach that point in coming months and we are closely monitoring a wide range of indicators to inform this decision."
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Quantitative easing, or money printing, is predicted to occur in 2026.
"and then comes the quantitative easing or the money printing in 2026."
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The price of gold is expected to increase as the Federal Reserve prints more money.
"The more dollars that they print, the more gold is going to go up."
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As more money is printed, more dollars will be required to purchase an ounce of gold.
"the more devalued dollars it's going to take to buy an ounce of gold."
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Inflation is predicted to continue, leading to further asset price inflation.
"Inflation's going to continue. We're going to see more asset price inflation."
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In 50 years, the current era will be remembered as the time when central bankers' control, greed, and recklessness ruined the country.
"And I'll say it again, it's a process. It's not an event. So when people read about us like this situation right now in the history books, I'm talking about like 50 years from now, this is going to be known as the era of when the central bankers took control and greed and recklessness ruined our country."
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