The Great Inflation era that began in 1965 was driven by heavy stimulus, massive monetary expansion, flawed economic theories and War( 70s). Six decades later, we find ourselves in a strikingly similar predicament: aggressive stimulus, loose monetary policies, and now, disruptive warfare that has caused significant drawdowns in strategic reserves and record-high pump prices..mirroring the 1970s oil embargo that sparked the subsequent stagflationary era. Right now, there is a significant chance we are heading into a severe inflationary cycle that could wreak havoc on equities, Main Street, and global stability. This time around, it will not be an easy fix. Back then, global economic balance sheets were much healthier. Today, we face a deteriorating economic outlook burdened by unprecedented debt levels. Below, I have charted today's Dow Jones and 10-Year Gov. Bond yield against the Great Inflation era of the 1960s, and the technical indicators look chillingly similar. Interesting times ahead. Brace for significant volatility moving forward. Stay safe, disciplined, and most of all, informed. The Great Martis.✨