Fed “Doesn’t Care” About Inflation, It’s a Mirage to Prop U.S. Dollar at All Costs Says E.B. Tucker

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"We are in a centrally planned economy," and no longer a capitalist system due to the Fed's actions, asserts E.B. Tucker, bestselling author of "Why Gold, Why Now?" This narrative-driven economy has been pinpointed on the Fed wanting to strengthen the dollar, "they don't care about inflation," he tells our Daniela Cambone. Tucker illustrates this large, "debt-based system," as a perpetual boom with the occasional crisis. He also adds that it is difficult for investors to navigate these economic waters, "and won't end until it explodes, which is not going to happen anytime soon." He warns that a digitized dollar is the next step toward total control of the masses, saying that China has already begun this with the digital yuan. Tucker touts and defends the company Metalla because they've acquired over 70 royalties to date, and concludes that this fantastic investment is parallel to, "the gold price doing great."

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Chapters:

00:00 The Fed’s 50 basis point raise
04:09 Why has the dollar strengthened?
06:20 The Fed needs inflation
8:15 How can investors make money in this environment?
12:26 When will the stock market come back?
13:51 Gold vs. the S&P 500
17:14 What is the Fed protecting?
17:54 How will the Fed dollar evolve?
19:54 Is gold being manipulated?
22:15 Tucker’s thoughts on gold/silver-backed crypto
23:30 How will President Biden bring back inflation without Jimmy?
24:50 Tucker’s thoughts on Metalla
29:51 Tucker’s favorite grocery store
31:45 Tucker’s #1 book recommendation