Currency problems could be soon

I was anxious last week and did not know why. Everything was fine; but, something seemed wrong. I hate to do this; but, I had a gut feeling. I prefer analysis to "feelings"; but, sometimes you get them and sometimes you have to follow them. My brain is wired slightly weird and sometimes it picks up on things that I have to work to my conscious side. I think in patterns and when a pattern is broken, I know it. Anyways, I was seeing a pattern, a trend; but, unconsciously.

Anyways, I think I just figured out what it is. I think the currency collapse is going to begin soon. Last week the Japanese yen began to collapse. In and of itself, I do not consider that significant for others countries. Then I read another article about how trillions of dollars from overseas would be returning to the United States, that is a big problem; but, these things did not seal the deal. The deal maker was when Warren Buffet warned about what happens when the Federal Reserve stops their quantitative easing and then some Federal Reserve people talking about doing just that.

The next triple witching hour is not until June and that is when I would usually expect to see a major disruption in the bond market. If this were a financial website advising investors then I would not even make this post because I am not positive; but, I think something major may happen on Wall Street this week. You have to ask why the stock market is going up, this is not a good sign. The market is not going up because our companies are doing better, it is going up in anticipation of our currencies being worth less. It is the rats jumping the ship because they know what is coming and overpaying for real things is better than losing everything for nothing. The smart money is moving into stocks because they represent ownership of assets. The purpose of market volatility is to get dumb money out of the market so that the smart money can buy cheap.

Whether or not it happens this week, when it does happen, just sit back and relax. While we may not all agree with the plan, at least my readers know that the International Monetary Fund, the G20, the FDIC and the Bank of England do all in fact have a plan in place to deal with it. I have posted links to their stuff and you can go back and read what they said. They have a plan. When the markets start moving quickly and in ugly ways, don't worry, there is a plan. It won't seem like there is, the media will say that we were all surprised; but, my readers should not be surprised and those who manage the markets will not be surprised.