P2 🔥 Marc Faber: “In Democracies the Tendency for Hyperinflation Is Very High”

🔥 Marc Faber: “In Democracies the Tendency for Hyperinflation Is Very High”

🗳️ Theme: Why election cycles, deficit spending, and voter-pleasing policies can push democracies toward currency debasement and, in extreme cases, hyperinflation.
🏛️ Policy Loop: Populist promises → rising deficits → debt monetization → price/wage spiral → confidence shock.
💸 Central Bank Dilemma: “Independence” vs. political pressure; QE/QT whiplash, fiscal dominance, and collateral scarcity.
🌍 Case Studies & Parallels: Historical blow-ups (Weimar, Zimbabwe, Argentina) and modern warning signs—what’s comparable, what isn’t.
📉 Market Impact: Bonds, equities, real estate, and FX under sustained inflation; why real yields and term premium matter.
🥇 Protection Playbook (education only): Real assets (gold/silver), selective commodities, cash/T-Bills optionality, foreign currency diversification, and position sizing that survives volatility.
🧭 Signals to Watch: Fiscal impulse, debt service/GDP, breakevens, term structure of inflation swaps, DXY, CDS, repo stress, and central-bank balance sheet pivots.

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⚠️ Disclaimer: For educational discussion only—not financial, legal, or tax advice. Always do your own research.

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