O"Bomb"A Doesn't Choose The Next Fed Head

You’ll need to look back a lot further than most of your are interested.

Back to the war of 1812, and back even further to get your head wrapped around the “Rothschild Family”, Free Masonry and the birth of Central Banking.

Main stream media would have you believe this to be “conspiracy theory”, conjured up by a bunch of disgruntled whack jobs – but you’re used to that right? You watch it every single day on your television screens. The truth that is (right).

Incredibly you still find ways to “justify” why your investments just keep costing you money.  “Ya the market’s going for shit”, “Damn, I guess Europe caused it”, “Wow…War in Syria”….all the while Central Banks plotting every move.

You’d need to have your head examined if you don’t see / understand that Obama doesn’t “choose” the next head of the Federal Reserve. Larry Summers “stepping out of the race” is more likely due to death threats or sizeable pressure on Obama ( from….hmm I wonder who?) from external influences – the forces that DO CHOOSE the next head of the Federal Reserve.

Central Banks ( and in particular the Federal Reserve) sit one notch “above” government – and if you don’t believe it then ask yourself this:

Why the f#/%K would a government have a need to “borrow money” from an independent entity holding an exclusive license to “print that money” ? And in turn “pay interest” to this entity?!?!

Open your eyes!

It’s no wonder I need keep this blog anonymous as – I’m now concerned that “the men in black” may be lurking outside my home. Funny stuff – yet …not really so funny.

 

 

The Real Game Behind Currency Markets

Let’s cut through the noise and talk about what’s actually moving your currency pairs. While retail traders are busy drawing trend lines and watching RSI crossovers, the big boys are orchestrating moves that make your technical analysis look like finger painting. The USD’s strength isn’t some organic market phenomenon – it’s engineered through coordinated central bank policy that serves very specific interests.

When you see EUR/USD dropping 200 pips overnight, don’t blame “weak European data.” That’s the cover story. The real action happened in boardrooms where decisions about interest rate policy, quantitative easing programs, and currency swap agreements were made months in advance. The Rothschild influence didn’t disappear after 1812 – it evolved into something far more sophisticated and profitable.

The Federal Reserve’s Currency Manipulation Machine

Every FOMC meeting is theater designed to give the illusion of democratic monetary policy. But ask yourself this: why does the market always seem to “predict” Fed moves with uncanny accuracy? Because the real decisions are made by people who control both the policy and the narrative. When Jerome Powell speaks, he’s not revealing new information – he’s executing a predetermined script.

Look at how USD/JPY moves in the hours before major Fed announcements. Institutional money flows suggest someone knows exactly what’s coming. The Bank of Japan’s intervention threats are coordinated with Fed policy to maintain specific exchange rate ranges that benefit the banking cartel. It’s not coincidence that these central banks hold regular “coordination meetings” that are barely reported in financial media.

The carry trade isn’t some brilliant retail strategy – it’s a mechanism designed to transfer wealth from small traders to institutional players who control the timing of policy shifts. When the yen suddenly strengthens and wipes out thousands of carry positions, that’s not market forces. That’s coordinated execution.

European Central Bank: The Ultimate Wealth Transfer

The ECB’s role in this game makes the Federal Reserve look subtle. Mario Draghi’s “whatever it takes” wasn’t a desperate plea to save the euro – it was a declaration that European sovereignty would be sacrificed to maintain the banking system’s control. Every quantitative easing program, every negative interest rate policy, serves to concentrate wealth upward while destroying the purchasing power of ordinary Europeans.

Watch how EUR/CHF behaves around ECB announcements. The Swiss National Bank’s currency interventions aren’t independent policy decisions – they’re coordinated moves to prevent capital flight that would expose the fragility of the entire European banking system. When the SNB abandoned the EUR/CHF peg in 2015, wiping out retail brokers worldwide, that wasn’t poor communication. That was a calculated wealth extraction event.

The TARGET2 imbalances within the Eurozone represent the largest wealth transfer in human history, yet mainstream financial media treats them as boring technical details. Germany’s massive TARGET2 credits aren’t signs of economic strength – they’re evidence of how the euro system was designed to benefit specific interests while impoverishing peripheral nations.

Commodity Currencies and Resource Control

The coordination extends beyond major currencies into commodity-linked pairs that most traders ignore. AUD/USD and CAD/USD movements aren’t just about iron ore prices or oil demand. They’re about controlling resource extraction and ensuring that commodity-rich nations remain subordinate to the central banking system.

When you see sudden moves in USD/CAD that don’t correlate with oil prices, that’s currency manipulation designed to influence Canadian monetary policy. The Bank of Canada’s rate decisions are made with full awareness of how they’ll affect the country’s resource sector and its relationship with U.S. financial interests.

The same pattern exists with the Australian dollar. China’s demand for Australian resources is real, but the currency moves around that demand are amplified and controlled through derivative markets that dwarf the underlying commodity flows. AUD/JPY cross-rates are particularly susceptible to manipulation because they combine two currencies whose central banks coordinate policy more than they admit.

Your Trading Strategy in This Rigged Game

Understanding this reality doesn’t mean you can’t profit – it means you need to think differently about risk and timing. The best opportunities come when you can position yourself alongside the institutional flows rather than fighting them. When central bank coordination becomes obvious, follow the money instead of fighting the manipulation.

Stop believing that economic fundamentals drive currency markets. They provide the narrative, but policy coordination drives the price action. Your job as a trader is to recognize when the narrative diverges from the underlying power structure and position accordingly.

13 Responses

  1. pimaCanyon September 15, 2013 / 6:35 pm

    It’s only recently that the US gov’t is selling its debt to the Fed. Used to be, the Japanese and then the Chinese were the primary buyers of our debt. So I don’t see the point of your post?

    • Forex Kong September 15, 2013 / 6:46 pm

      You’re kidding eh man?

      Please…..do the research as suggested. I can only hope you see it for what it is.

      “Fractional reserve banking” and it’s principals etc….the history.

      I don’t make this stuff up right?

      Please….do a bit of reading, and for what it’s worth – try not to get to concerned about “my post”.

  2. pimaCanyon September 15, 2013 / 7:02 pm

    yes, I know about fractional reserve banking, but I’m still missing the point of your post. If it’s to ask the question, why do we have a privately owned institution controlling our currency, then I’m with you. Why indeed! But it’s not news, it’s been going on for 100 years now. Our country is owned and controlled by the banksters, they get free money from the Fed and turn around and charge their credit card customer 13 to 25 percent interest?! When they are paying 1/4 to 1/2 percent?? That’s outright theft, no? They have no product, they provide no service other than enslaving people with debt. So how to we put an end to the parasites who suck up all the wealth from the rest of us?

    • Forex Kong September 15, 2013 / 7:17 pm

      Great commment pimaCanyon – the U.S is controlled by the banksters.

      You’ll have to appreciate that not “everyone” reading is as knowledgeable as you and that alot of the stuff I write / post here aims to help those that are “catching up”. It’s nothing new – you’ve got it.

      He he he……how to put an end to it? – The golden question indeed.

      I don’t have all the answers man, but imagine that at some point the “people will rise” as we see in many other instances around the globe.

      People will “eventually make change” – in the U.S though?…all that patriotism etc?

      Who can say for sure.

      Cheers man…great comments.

      • pimaCanyon September 16, 2013 / 9:46 am

        thanks, Kong. You’re right, not everyone is up to speed on the history of the Fed and how the banksters run the country, so reminders are in order! Keep ’em coming! The more who know about this scam (theft!), the greater the chance that someday we just might be able to change it.

        I hope to follow your lead someday in the not too distant future and become an expat. (Hopefully before the whole thing collapses!)

  3. devilyell September 15, 2013 / 8:00 pm

    Hi pC, K, and all,

    Lots of interesting comments. I’ll be as brief as possible (not terse or argumentative).

    Re barry o. and the fed head:
    barry does what the people that paid for his presidency want him to do. He began paying back the day he took office and continues to this day. Too many examples to mention. He was a perfect choice. No voting record, no leadership skills, a feckless, ignorant buffoon that came out of the box with strings attached. The fact that he hates American and what we stand for was the topper.

    Re Feb buys US debt:
    One for the annals of history and incest on the grandest scale possible.
    About 50% of US dept is owned by foreigners. The Chinese own 8%. I can only imagine what huge amount the Fed will end up with on their balance sheet. And when foreigners quit buying completely and then start dumping?!
    Taper?….HA!

    Re Central Bank & Fed Reserve:
    A central bank is essential and was one of the things that helped America skyrocket not that long after our independence in the grand scheme of things. Thank you Alex Hamilton.
    The Fed Reserve was created by Satan and may the politicos that enacted it rot in Hell. A sovereign nation that does not control its own currency??!!!! That’s better than Pelosi’s, “You gotta vote for it to find out what’s in it”.

    Re All that patriotism:
    The Conservative/Right Wingers are the ones screaming the loudest for unwinding the debt, balancing the budget and fiscal responsibility hereafter. They are the people that foot the bills for the 50% on the dole and the insane spending and debt created by BOTH parties. Kill the politicians first and then the lawyers.

    I can just smell those offers piling up at the intra day highs. Ma, you’re finally gonna get that operation!

  4. devilyell September 15, 2013 / 8:11 pm

    Sorry, I forgot to mention I saw an article that may answer the old Grand Conspiracy question. And it is a conspiracy.
    There are about 2500 huge, multinational corporations that are incredibly inter connected. Each does tens of billions a year. They all own each others stock. They are often divisions of each other. They sit on each others boards of directors. They have no national allegiances. They belonged to the same fraternities. They are the sons and grandsons of the original conspirators and so it goes. They own everyone that would sell his soul for power and money.

    The folks that came up with the actual stats did an incredible research job. They suspected a money trail so they started with the top multinationals and boiled it down from there. The rest is my editorial.

  5. JSkogs September 15, 2013 / 10:34 pm

    Looks like Max pain for SPX shorts and remaining USD longs. I ain’t be knowin eveething but the set- up is starting to look like classic USD long, risk short….coming soon. Perhaps this is the market telling us there will be some sort of taper news. Or I guess no taper economy sucks shit too hard would produce the same result after maybe a retest of tonights USD low or a marginal new low.
    Put your helmet on!

    • Forex Kong September 15, 2013 / 11:07 pm

      You gotta love the looks of the candle forming on both AUD/USD daily and weekly.

      I’m scalpin this gap but can’t “bank” on any continued USD strength, however “amazing” the set up looks across the board.

      NZD/USD as well…….as far as risk vs reward goes – I’m game throwing a couple bucks on the table.

      I gotta have a “lil fun” here too.

      • JSkogs September 16, 2013 / 10:06 am

        Yup. Thanks for the reply. I entered short NZDUSD today. A small entry

  6. schmederling September 16, 2013 / 8:21 am

    Dr. Kong, you have hit the nail squarely on the HEAD with this post excellent Job! I have long understood the workings of the Fed relative to the management of fiat paper & the system created by these bankers. They control the entire system from the ground up all the way to the president – and yes they will be choosing the next Fed Pres not the anyone else. The powers that be have manipulated the entire system from governments to markets – all along giving the perception to the masses that they are in control & pulling the strings relative to how things a re run. Until the masses take the blinders off & look really hard to finally realizes they have the true control…. sadly however for the masses ignorance is bliss!!!

    Again excellent post in an effort the share this knowledge with the group for those who lacked this insight or would rather look the other way…. perhaps slowly such knowledge will slowly sink in inspiring real change & a move into the next paradigm shift…. getting there but still a lot of work is to me done… they will not let this go easily would you ?!

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradigm_shift

    Cheers Schmed

  7. Robert September 16, 2013 / 8:44 am

    hi kong, usdjpy has been a risk off currency normally, but recently it seems to be down more on usd weakness rather than risk off?

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