Liquidity Crisis, Not A Credit Crisis

<p>"This is a liquidity crisis and not a credit crisis. The U.S. Dollar is to be watched, as well as treasury yields coming down. I am trying to be optimistic, but also practical in where to put investors' money now. The takeaway from the banks is that there is a precarious scenario between driving the economy into a recession for the sake of avoiding higher inflation or vice versa. This will be a bubble for the Federal Reserve moving forward. When you have inflation rates of over 6%, it can take 6 to 20 years to reverse," says Mish Shneider. </p>