Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest former award winning Wall Street analyst and 2 time co-author, John Rubino.

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During this 50+ minute interview, Jason asks John Rubino about Fed rate hikes for 12 months finally causing a bust in many assets classes.

John talks about the history of currency swap line bailouts in past financial crises that he and James Turk talked about in their 2014 book.

John thinks that US commercial real estate is probably the next major problem for US banks.

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John Rubino, a well-known financial analyst and author, has been forecasting the end of the fiat currency bubble for some time. His latest analysis suggests that the creative bank bailouts and new rules changes are further signs that the end is closing in fast.

Rubino’s analysis is based on the fact that central banks are running out of options to avoid the collapse of the fiat currency system. In recent years, central banks have been engaged in massive money printing and low-interest rate policies aimed at stimulating economic growth.

However, these policies have led to a number of problems, including rising inflation and debt levels. In addition, quantitative easing has led to a massive expansion of central bank balance sheets, which has raised concerns about the long-term viability of the global financial system.

To address these challenges, central banks are now engaging in creative bank bailouts, which involve providing struggling banks with access to cash and other forms of liquidity. This approach has been used in countries such as Italy and Japan, where banks have been struggling to manage their bad debt levels.

However, Rubino believes that this approach is not sustainable in the long term. While it may help to prop up individual banks, it does not address the underlying problems of rising debt levels and low economic growth.

In addition, central banks are also introducing new rules changes in an attempt to address the challenges of the fiat currency system. For example, the Federal Reserve has recently introduced a new framework called “average inflation targeting,” which aims to keep inflation within a target range over the longer term.

While these changes are welcome, Rubino believes that they are not enough to solve the underlying problems of the fiat currency system. He argues that the only real solution is to let the system collapse and start again with a new, more sustainable monetary system.

Rubino’s analysis is supported by other financial experts, who believe that the end of the fiat currency system is imminent. They argue that the massive expansion of central bank balance sheets, coupled with rising inflation and debt levels, is not sustainable in the long term.

In conclusion, John Rubino’s analysis suggests that the end of the fiat currency bubble is coming soon. Central banks are running out of options to avoid collapse, and creative bank bailouts and new rules changes are signs that the end is closing in fast. While the transition to a new monetary system will be painful, it is necessary for long-term financial stability.