Remnant Finance - Infinite Banking (IBC) and Capital Control
Sep 4, 2026 · 2 hr 36 min · 13 segments
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And we've been watching as Kevin Warsh has dismantled the forward guidance mechanism.
Remember, forward guidance is the idea that The Fed states its intentions or just gives a few breadcrumbs, and financial analysts follow it, follow these breadcrumbs and make assumptions, and the market changes their behavior based on what they're trying to do.
So we've talked about this quite a bit in the last few weeks, but just remember that by saying something they are thinking about doing, they can get the market to respond accordingly and do the work for them.
But it was always giving these breadcrumbs to the market to try to steer behavior.
And we're not far enough in to realize if that's kind of a ruse or if that's actually how he's doing it.
But so far, all indications point to the idea that he's not interested in forward guidance, and he confirmed that at Jackson Hole.
on Worsh's speech, which is always kind of like the keynote speech at the Jackson Hole Financial World Monetary Policy Symposium, is on the chairman of the Federal Reserve speech.
Now, they're always kind of boring because it's been pretty much the same for the last 15 years.
We're just going to keep, you know, America wants things and we don't want to pay for them.
I mean, that's just been status quo for as long as we've all been I'm pretty much alive for most of us, but at least certainly as long as we've been adults participating in the market, anyone listening to this for as long as you've been an active participant in the market, that has been how it goes.
It doesn't need to be that we want things and therefore we get them and we don't pay for them, but that's the privilege we have of being this world reserve currency.
And we've been watching as Kevin Warsh has dismantled the forward guidance mechanism.
Remember, forward guidance is the idea that The Fed states its intentions or just gives a few breadcrumbs, and financial analysts follow it, follow these breadcrumbs and make assumptions, and the market changes their behavior based on what they're trying to do.
So we've talked about this quite a bit in the last few weeks, but just remember that by saying something they are thinking about doing, they can get the market to respond accordingly and do the work for them.
But it was always giving these breadcrumbs to the market to try to steer behavior.
And we're not far enough in to realize if that's kind of a ruse or if that's actually how he's doing it.
But so far, all indications point to the idea that he's not interested in forward guidance, and he confirmed that at Jackson Hole.
on Worsh's speech, which is always kind of like the keynote speech at the Jackson Hole Financial World Monetary Policy Symposium, is on the chairman of the Federal Reserve speech.
Now, they're always kind of boring because it's been pretty much the same for the last 15 years.
We're just going to keep, you know, America wants things and we don't want to pay for them.
I mean, that's just been status quo for as long as we've all been I'm pretty much alive for most of us, but at least certainly as long as we've been adults participating in the market, anyone listening to this for as long as you've been an active participant in the market, that has been how it goes.
It doesn't need to be that we want things and therefore we get them and we don't pay for them, but that's the privilege we have of being this world reserve currency.
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