Central banks and the Death Cross: fueling equity markets as World GDP declines

Today on The Janssen Report (#52):

According to a report by the OMFIF (the ‘Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum’), central banks and other public institutions around the world have invested over 29 trillion dollars in equity markets and other investment vehicles.

So now it has come to light that central banks directly invest funds in the stock market, for instance. This is yet another force fueling the equity bubble, in addition to the quantitative easing that has already led to major overvaluations.

What happens to bubbles? Eventually they pop. This one will too, so stay sharp and educated.

Watch episode 52 here:

Sources:

– GlobalResearch: Cluster of Central Banks Have Secretly Invested 29 trillion in the Market

– OMFIF Report

– Death Cross by ZeroHedge (although used in a different context): Global Death Cross Accelerates World Bank Slashes Growth

See you on the next Janssen Report.

Cheers,

Marco Janssen

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