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Following a stock market crash, the market will recover quickly and reach new record highs.

if the stock market crashes it's going to be brief and the stock market will go to record highs shortly after it is necessary it's the only option

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Following a stock market crash, the market will recover quickly and reach new record highs.

if the stock market crashes it's going to be brief and the stock market will go to record highs shortly after it is necessary it's the only option

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When the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis, markets will crash but experience a short-lived, V-shaped recovery as the Fed cuts rates to zero and prints massive amounts of money.

when the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis the markets will crash but that crash will be shortlived it'll be a v-shaped recovery when the FED Cuts rates to zero and prints a massive amount of money to rescue the situation

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When the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis, markets will crash but experience a short-lived, V-shaped recovery as the Fed cuts rates to zero and prints massive amounts of money.

when the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis the markets will crash but that crash will be shortlived it'll be a v-shaped recovery when the FED Cuts rates to zero and prints a massive amount of money to rescue the situation

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Asset prices will not go up in a straight line, experiencing bumps, but will ultimately keep going higher.

asset prices are they're not going to go up in a straight line there will be bumps along the way but they'll just keep going higher

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Asset prices will not go up in a straight line, experiencing bumps, but will ultimately keep going higher.

asset prices are they're not going to go up in a straight line there will be bumps along the way but they'll just keep going higher

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Inflation will accelerate, and asset prices will continue to explode to new record highs.

inflation will accelerate and asset prices will continue exploding to new record highs

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Inflation will accelerate, and asset prices will continue to explode to new record highs.

inflation will accelerate and asset prices will continue exploding to new record highs

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As inflation accelerates, the price of almost everything (groceries, healthcare, insurance, property taxes, tuition, vehicles, daycare) will increase.

as inflation accelerates the price of almost everything will go up groceries Health Care insurance property taxes tuition Vehicles daycare just about everything

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As inflation accelerates, the price of almost everything (groceries, healthcare, insurance, property taxes, tuition, vehicles, daycare) will increase.

as inflation accelerates the price of almost everything will go up groceries Health Care insurance property taxes tuition Vehicles daycare just about everything

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Inflation will re-accelerate and become vicious.

inflation will re accelerate it will be vicious

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Inflation will re-accelerate and become vicious.

inflation will re accelerate it will be vicious

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Hyperinflation will lead to the demise of the dollar system, followed by 'the great reboot' which will involve the birth of a new financial system and a political revolution.

hyperinflation will bring the demise of the dollar system and then we will enter the next stage the great reboots it will be the birth of a new Financial system and a political revolution

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Hyperinflation will lead to the demise of the dollar system, followed by 'the great reboot' which will involve the birth of a new financial system and a political revolution.

hyperinflation will bring the demise of the dollar system and then we will enter the next stage the great reboots it will be the birth of a new Financial system and a political revolution

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When the economic collapse becomes unbearable, the government and central bankers will initiate a new era of US hyperinflation.

when the collapse becomes unbearable the government and Central Bankers will have no choice but to enter a new era of us hyperinflation

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When the economic collapse becomes unbearable, the government and central bankers will initiate a new era of US hyperinflation.

when the collapse becomes unbearable the government and Central Bankers will have no choice but to enter a new era of us hyperinflation

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The US government and Federal Reserve will be forced to attempt austerity and deflation, triggering an economic collapse.

this will leave the US government and Federal Reserve no choice but to attempt austerity and deflation which will trigger an economic collapse

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The US government and Federal Reserve will be forced to attempt austerity and deflation, triggering an economic collapse.

this will leave the US government and Federal Reserve no choice but to attempt austerity and deflation which will trigger an economic collapse

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A manufactured crisis will usher in the second era of 'the great melt up', characterized by explosive inflation.

the crisis will Usher in the second era of the great melt up and we will see explosive inflation

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A manufactured crisis will usher in the second era of 'the great melt up', characterized by explosive inflation.

the crisis will Usher in the second era of the great melt up and we will see explosive inflation

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The 'pre-crisis era' will end when the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis, leading to interest rates being cut to zero and a massive amount of money printing.

this pre-crisis era will end when the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis to cut interest rates to zero and print a tremendous amount of money

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The 'pre-crisis era' will end when the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis, leading to interest rates being cut to zero and a massive amount of money printing.

this pre-crisis era will end when the government and Federal Reserve manufacture a crisis to cut interest rates to zero and print a tremendous amount of money

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Inflation will re-accelerate during the current 'pre-crisis era' of the great melt up.

during this pre-crisis era which is what we're in right now we will see inflation re accelerates

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Inflation will re-accelerate during the current 'pre-crisis era' of the great melt up.

during this pre-crisis era which is what we're in right now we will see inflation re accelerates

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Quantitative easing will soon follow interest rate cuts, leading to 'the great melt up'.

with interest rate cuts and soon to follow quantitative easing the situation will go from the everything bubble to the everything bubble on steroids or as I have coined it the great melt up

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Quantitative easing will soon follow interest rate cuts, leading to 'the great melt up'.

with interest rate cuts and soon to follow quantitative easing the situation will go from the everything bubble to the everything bubble on steroids or as I have coined it the great melt up

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Inflation will re-accelerate following the Federal Reserve's pivot to an easier monetary policy (post Sep 2024).

the Federal Reserve pivoted to an easier monetary policy which will re accelerate inflation

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Inflation will re-accelerate following the Federal Reserve's pivot to an easier monetary policy (post Sep 2024).

the Federal Reserve pivoted to an easier monetary policy which will re accelerate inflation

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The Federal Reserve's money printing to buy government debt will be highly inflationary.

it's going to be the Federal Reserve they're going to get that money by printing it out of thin air and of course that is going to be highly inflationary

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The Federal Reserve's money printing to buy government debt will be highly inflationary.

it's going to be the Federal Reserve they're going to get that money by printing it out of thin air and of course that is going to be highly inflationary

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US Treasuries will decline further as a reserve asset when the government takes these actions.

when this happens us treasuries will fall even further as a reserve asset

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US Treasuries will decline further as a reserve asset when the government takes these actions.

when this happens us treasuries will fall even further as a reserve asset

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In the next crisis, the US government may suspend the debt ceiling, borrow excessively, and issue 50-year bonds.

I wouldn't be surprised if the government suspends a debt ceiling borrows a ridiculous amount of money and even issue 50-year bonds

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In the next crisis, the US government may suspend the debt ceiling, borrow excessively, and issue 50-year bonds.

I wouldn't be surprised if the government suspends a debt ceiling borrows a ridiculous amount of money and even issue 50-year bonds

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The US government will issue more 20 and 30-year treasury bonds to lock in low interest rates after the crisis.

they're going to lock in those low interest rates for the long term by issuing more 20 and 30-year treasury bonds than they normally do

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The US government will issue more 20 and 30-year treasury bonds to lock in low interest rates after the crisis.

they're going to lock in those low interest rates for the long term by issuing more 20 and 30-year treasury bonds than they normally do

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The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates to near 0% after a manufactured crisis.

they're most likely going to do they're going to manufacture a crisis so that the Federal Reserve will have an excuse to cut interest rates back down to close to 0%

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The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates to near 0% after a manufactured crisis.

they're most likely going to do they're going to manufacture a crisis so that the Federal Reserve will have an excuse to cut interest rates back down to close to 0%

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The US government's annual interest expense will exceed $1 trillion.

the US government will spend more than $1 trillion on interest expense

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The US government's annual interest expense will exceed $1 trillion.

the US government will spend more than $1 trillion on interest expense

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The manufactured crisis will lead to high inflation and accelerate the 'great melt up'.

of course it's going to be highly inflationary this going to accelerate the great melt up

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The manufactured crisis will lead to high inflation and accelerate the 'great melt up'.

of course it's going to be highly inflationary this going to accelerate the great melt up

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As inflation progressively worsens towards hyperinflation, the standard of living will decline.

inflation will progressively get worse leading up to the point of hyperinflation and standard of living during that trajectory will go down

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As inflation progressively worsens towards hyperinflation, the standard of living will decline.

inflation will progressively get worse leading up to the point of hyperinflation and standard of living during that trajectory will go down

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Hyperinflation will cause the wealth inequality gap to widen, the middle class to shrink, leading to a society of the very rich and very poor.

the wealth inequality Gap will widen the middle class will shrink even further and then we're going to be left with a society where you're either really rich or really poor

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Hyperinflation will cause the wealth inequality gap to widen, the middle class to shrink, leading to a society of the very rich and very poor.

the wealth inequality Gap will widen the middle class will shrink even further and then we're going to be left with a society where you're either really rich or really poor

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Politicians and the US government will not choose the path of massive spending cuts leading to deflation.

that's why the politicians they're not going to run this scenario of cutting expenses massively and deflating

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Politicians and the US government will not choose the path of massive spending cuts leading to deflation.

that's why the politicians they're not going to run this scenario of cutting expenses massively and deflating

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Politicians will not meaningfully cut government expenses.

that's why the politicians they're not going to cut expenses in a meaningful way

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Politicians will not meaningfully cut government expenses.

that's why the politicians they're not going to cut expenses in a meaningful way

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The current period of seemingly cooled-down inflation is temporary, and inflation will accelerate significantly in the future.

I'm just telling you that this is the Calm before the storm

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The current period of seemingly cooled-down inflation is temporary, and inflation will accelerate significantly in the future.

I'm just telling you that this is the Calm before the storm

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Inflation will re-accelerate hard, likely by 2026 or sooner, as the government chooses inflation to manage debt.

the best bad option that we have right now is to inflate and that's going to be the favored route because two reasons so the first reason is because inflation makes it easier to keep up with the interest payments and two inflation gives the Elite Class an advantage the advantage is first access to money okay so what's the lesson here the lesson is that you must invest in financial assets this is not to get rich this is for your protection this is just to keep up with inflation so I'm telling you inflation is going to re accelerate hard probably 2026 could be sooner

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Inflation will re-accelerate hard, likely by 2026 or sooner, as the government chooses inflation to manage debt.

the best bad option that we have right now is to inflate and that's going to be the favored route because two reasons so the first reason is because inflation makes it easier to keep up with the interest payments and two inflation gives the Elite Class an advantage the advantage is first access to money okay so what's the lesson here the lesson is that you must invest in financial assets this is not to get rich this is for your protection this is just to keep up with inflation so I'm telling you inflation is going to re accelerate hard probably 2026 could be sooner

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US government will continue to overspend, increasing national debt and interest payments, regardless of who wins the upcoming election (Trump or Harris).

the government will continue to overspend that's not surprising and guess what last week the government passed their CR the government funding bill there were no spending cuts same old same old so listen the situation is just going to get worse that is a given and it doesn't matter who wins office Trump or Harris makes no difference Trump is going to overspend like crazy Trump added a record amount of national debts more than Obama and look at the Biden Harris combo they're going to do the same thing they're going to spend like crazy they added a record amount of national debts more than Trump so the national debt it doesn't matter who wins it's going to increase and the interest payments will increase as well

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US government will continue to overspend, increasing national debt and interest payments, regardless of who wins the upcoming election (Trump or Harris).

the government will continue to overspend that's not surprising and guess what last week the government passed their CR the government funding bill there were no spending cuts same old same old so listen the situation is just going to get worse that is a given and it doesn't matter who wins office Trump or Harris makes no difference Trump is going to overspend like crazy Trump added a record amount of national debts more than Obama and look at the Biden Harris combo they're going to do the same thing they're going to spend like crazy they added a record amount of national debts more than Trump so the national debt it doesn't matter who wins it's going to increase and the interest payments will increase as well

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US government interest payments on debt will exceed $1 trillion annually starting August 2024 for the next 12 months.

as of August 2024 the government will spend over $1 trillion a year on interest payments over the next 12 months

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US government interest payments on debt will exceed $1 trillion annually starting August 2024 for the next 12 months.

as of August 2024 the government will spend over $1 trillion a year on interest payments over the next 12 months

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Congress will stop Trump from enacting a universal 10% tariff.

another big probability is that Congress stops Trump

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Congress will stop Trump from enacting a universal 10% tariff.

another big probability is that Congress stops Trump

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Trump will backtrack on the idea of a universal 10% tariff.

The first one is that Trump backtracks on the idea

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Trump will backtrack on the idea of a universal 10% tariff.

The first one is that Trump backtracks on the idea

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Trump will create new, targeted tariffs, many of which will be on Chinese imports.

Will trump create new tariffs yes absolutely Ely but they will be targeted many at Chinese Imports

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Trump will create new, targeted tariffs, many of which will be on Chinese imports.

Will trump create new tariffs yes absolutely Ely but they will be targeted many at Chinese Imports

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The proposed 10% Trump tariff on all imports will not be enacted.

my opinion the Trump Tariff of 10% on All Imports will not be enacted

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The proposed 10% Trump tariff on all imports will not be enacted.

my opinion the Trump Tariff of 10% on All Imports will not be enacted

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A 10% tariff on all imports would generate approximately 8% of the current government tax collections and would not be sufficient to fund the entire government.

a 10% tariff would bring in about 8% of what the government currently collects so it would not be anywhere close enough to fund the entire governments

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A 10% tariff on all imports would generate approximately 8% of the current government tax collections and would not be sufficient to fund the entire government.

a 10% tariff would bring in about 8% of what the government currently collects so it would not be anywhere close enough to fund the entire governments

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A 10% tariff on all imports is expected to generate $400 billion in new tax revenue annually.

a 10% tariff on All Imports is expected to bring in 400 billion of new taxes each year

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A 10% tariff on all imports is expected to generate $400 billion in new tax revenue annually.

a 10% tariff on All Imports is expected to bring in 400 billion of new taxes each year

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Tariffs will be inflationary.

Will tariffs be inflationary the answer is yes

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Tariffs will be inflationary.

Will tariffs be inflationary the answer is yes

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A 10% tariff on clothing imports would cause the cost of 97% of US clothing to increase by 10%, leading to inflation.

all that would happen is that the cost of 97% of our clothing would go up by 10% and it would cause inflation

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A 10% tariff on clothing imports would cause the cost of 97% of US clothing to increase by 10%, leading to inflation.

all that would happen is that the cost of 97% of our clothing would go up by 10% and it would cause inflation

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After 'the great melt up' (improbable this decade), the government will choose austerity and central bankers will tighten monetary policy, triggering the ultimate economic crash where all asset prices will fall.

my next episode will cover what happens after the great melt up which will be when the government chooses austerity with fiscal policy and the central Bankers truly tighten monetary policy so this will trigger the ultimate economic crash and all asset prices will vits but I would say that's very improbable of happening this decade

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After 'the great melt up' (improbable this decade), the government will choose austerity and central bankers will tighten monetary policy, triggering the ultimate economic crash where all asset prices will fall.

my next episode will cover what happens after the great melt up which will be when the government chooses austerity with fiscal policy and the central Bankers truly tighten monetary policy so this will trigger the ultimate economic crash and all asset prices will vits but I would say that's very improbable of happening this decade

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In a few years, current home prices will appear cheap.

in a few years home prices today will look cheap

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In a few years, current home prices will appear cheap.

in a few years home prices today will look cheap

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The 'melt-up stage' will last for many years, at a minimum, for the duration of this decade (until at least 2029).

the melt-up stage will last for many years in total so at a minimum for the duration of this decade

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The 'melt-up stage' will last for many years, at a minimum, for the duration of this decade (until at least 2029).

the melt-up stage will last for many years in total so at a minimum for the duration of this decade

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The Federal Reserve's plan to lower interest rates to 3.0% by the end of 2026 is insufficient for the government's debt load.

their plan which is laid out in their SCP is to bring interest rates down to 3.0% by the end of 2026 and you know what I call BS because that's not low enough for the government's debt load

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The Federal Reserve's plan to lower interest rates to 3.0% by the end of 2026 is insufficient for the government's debt load.

their plan which is laid out in their SCP is to bring interest rates down to 3.0% by the end of 2026 and you know what I call BS because that's not low enough for the government's debt load

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Social Security insolvency by 2033 will accelerate the progression towards hyperinflation.

Social Security and solvency 2033 that's going to be an accelerator

1 year ago Pending

Social Security insolvency by 2033 will accelerate the progression towards hyperinflation.

Social Security and solvency 2033 that's going to be an accelerator

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Hyperinflation is predicted to occur by 2040, potentially a few years earlier (e.g., 2037).

the most prestigious models they're predicting by 2040 but I believe that it wouldn't be far-fetched to believe a few years earlier than that

1 year ago Pending

Hyperinflation is predicted to occur by 2040, potentially a few years earlier (e.g., 2037).

the most prestigious models they're predicting by 2040 but I believe that it wouldn't be far-fetched to believe a few years earlier than that

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