The FED Just Did the UNTHINKABLE (Global Monetary Reset Starts Now)
Summary
Felix analyzes the Federal Reserve's historic move to allow Japan access to the FIMA repo facility, which acts as a 'pawn shop' for central banks to get dollars without selling US Treasuries. This prevents market crashes and signals a shift toward coordinated central bank liquidity injections, which Felix believes will devalue cash and inflate asset prices. Felix emphasizes that when the Fed opens new money pipes, investors should follow institutional signals and buy breakouts rather than waiting in cash.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Felix states he is buying Google today because it is trading at its cheapest valuation in seven years with a P/E of 19. He notes that Google Cloud is generating $12 billion per quarter and the company has secured a $15 billion AI infrastructure deal with Anthropic. Felix observes that the stock has just broken out above three key technical resistance lines on the chart.
Reasoning: Felix is buying ZIM as a deep value play, noting it has a negative enterprise value because its cash ($2.6B) and current earnings ($600M) exceed its $3B market cap. He mentions a potential $35 per share buyout offer from Hapag-Lloyd, providing 35% upside from current prices around $26. Additionally, Felix points to a supply squeeze in shipping due to Red Sea rerouting as a major macro tailwind.