Central banks are signaling the future of money through their official communications, but most people miss it because they chase headlines instead. Pay attention to what boring institutions actually say and do, not what makes news. That's where you see shifts coming.
I'm gonna tell you that the more boring the news is— boring is bullish, all right? So watch what the boring institutions are publishing, watch what the boring institutions are doing. Don't listen to necessarily what they say, follow what they're doing. The exciting news tells you what already happened, so if you catch that part, you're going to be too late for the real move. The boring documents and the boring moves, they're going to tell you what this is all about. They're going to tell you how position yourself beforehand. Central banks just described the future of money, and it sounded a lot like something that already exists.
