NATIONAL INFLATION ASSOCIATION: 4.14.18

Nobody in the mainstream media is talking about this because they want you to believe the false propaganda that Assad would bomb his own people (with chemical weapons)... but over the last 12 months the world's #1 best performing fiat currency has been the Syrian Pound on the black market rising 28.05% against the U.S. Dollar.

In addition, Syria's Damacus Securities Exchange has been the world's #1 best performing stock market. Over the last 12 months, on a USD adjusted basis, the Damascus Weighted Index has gained an incredible 148.6%. Click here to see for yourself!

With Isis defeated and Syrian citizens moving back into areas that Isis once controlled, capital has begun to flow back into Syria's economy. Assad would have nothing to gain and everything to lose if he suddenly used chemical weapons against the Syrian people that strongly support him.

Tens of thousands of innocent civilians have been killed in Syria by U.S. led coalition air strikes and hundreds of thousands more have been murdered in Syria by terrorist groups backed by the U.S. in their quest for regime change under the guise of destroying Isis.

Russia successfully prevented regime change in Syria that the U.S. Deep State had planned for decades. Americans voted for Donald Trump believing that he would bring our troops back home from Syria. This terrified the Deep State, which with the help of the CIA controlled mainstream media, created the phony/fake "Russian collusion" conspiracy as a way to manipulate Trump's foreign policy and prevent him from achieving peace in Syria and friendly relations with Russia.

With President Trump saying in recent weeks that U.S. troops will be leaving Syria very soon, the Deep State has rushed to create another false flag chemical weapon attack... so that Trump has "no choice" but to stay in Syria.

$10,000 invested into the Damascus Weighted Index on November 8, 2016, the day of the U.S. election won by Donald Trump, would today be worth $51,823.13. Click here to see NIA's exclusive chart! Do you really believe that Assad would throw all of this away when the Syrian people are finally winning?

America's own travel warning for Syria admits that terrorist groups in the country not only have chemical weapons, but have used them. These are the same terrorist groups that the Syrian Army (with the help of Russia) has been successfully eradicating from the country. This scares the Military Industrial Complex, which is now taking further action to destabilize Syria just when peace is within reach.

 

 

 

 

The U.S. Treasury this morning reported a Federal Budget Deficit for the month of March 2018 of $208.74 billion, the largest ever deficit for the month of March in history. For the last two months, the U.S. has reported a total Federal Budget Deficit of $423.99 billion, its second largest deficit for any two month period in history. (The largest was February/March of 2012 when the U.S. reported a total Federal Budget Deficit of $429.83 billion.)

On a trailing twelve month basis, the U.S. has reported a total Federal Budget Deficit of $738.68 billion, equal to 3.7% of U.S. GDP. Historically, there has been a very close correlation between the market cap of U.S. stocks as a percentage of GDP and the Federal Budget Surplus/Deficit as a percentage of GDP. However, over the past three years, the U.S. market cap/GDP ratio has experienced a dramatic divergence from the Federal Budget Deficit/GDP ratio. Click here to see NIA's exclusive chart!

In August 2000 the last time the U.S. stock market was worth 137.14% of GDP like it is today, the U.S. had a budget surplus equal to 2.21% of GDP. In 2007 when the U.S. stock market peaked at 107.17% of GDP, the U.S. budget deficit declined to only 1.01% of GDP. For the U.S. Budget Deficit to be 3.7% of GDP with a Market Cap/GDP ratio of 137.14% is complete insanity!

The trailing 12 month U.S. Budget Deficit reached an eight-year low in January 2016 of $405.27 billion or 2.22% of GDP and has since increased by 82.27% to $738.68 billion or 3.7% of GDP, despite the Market Cap/GDP Ratio rising from 108.89% to 137.14% during this time period!

Interestingly, if you take a look at an inversed chart of the U.S. budget surplus/deficit, it has a very close correlation to the price of gold. In April 2001 when the U.S. budget surplus peaked at a record high of $277.66 billion, gold bottomed at $278 per oz. Most recently, when the U.S. budget deficit reached an eight-year low in January 2016 of $405.27 billion, it was one month after gold bottomed at $1,050 per oz.

The soaring U.S. budget deficit is extremely bearish for stocks but very bullish for gold and cryptocurrencies! Click here to view the MUST SEE U.S. budget deficit crisis charts just published by NIA!