Predictions (2026)
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The stock market will decline, credit spreads will widen, corporate earnings will be significantly reduced, leading to a credit crisis comparable to 2008, job layoffs, and a decrease in value across all asset classes.
The stock market finally catches up to what the bond market's been saying, credit spreads blow out, corporate earnings get slashed and you get a credit crisis that some people compare to 2008, right? Job layoffs and all assets go down.
1 month ago
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The stock market will decline, credit spreads will widen, corporate earnings will be significantly reduced, leading to a credit crisis comparable to 2008, job layoffs, and a decrease in value across all asset classes.
The stock market finally catches up to what the bond market's been saying, credit spreads blow out, corporate earnings get slashed and you get a credit crisis that some people compare to 2008, right? Job layoffs and all assets go down.
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US Treasury yields and interest rates will increase.
And that makes US Treasury yields or interest rates go up.
1 month ago
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US Treasury yields and interest rates will increase.
And that makes US Treasury yields or interest rates go up.
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The Strait of Hormuz will remain closed for an additional 3 to 4 weeks from the video publish date of 2026-04-03.
Hormuz stays closed for another 3 to 4 weeks.
1 month ago
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The Strait of Hormuz will remain closed for an additional 3 to 4 weeks from the video publish date of 2026-04-03.
Hormuz stays closed for another 3 to 4 weeks.
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Asset prices (stocks, real estate, commodities) will continue to rise (go to the moon), but purchasing power will not increase at the same rate, making life more expensive for those without assets.
So your portfolio goes up, but maybe your purchasing power doesn't go up at the same rate. So life still gets more expensive for those without assets.
3 months ago
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Asset prices (stocks, real estate, commodities) will continue to rise (go to the moon), but purchasing power will not increase at the same rate, making life more expensive for those without assets.
So your portfolio goes up, but maybe your purchasing power doesn't go up at the same rate. So life still gets more expensive for those without assets.
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The US dollar will experience currency weakness as its role changes in the global system.
And how that change looks like to us is currency weakness.
3 months ago
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The US dollar will experience currency weakness as its role changes in the global system.
And how that change looks like to us is currency weakness.
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Gold and silver prices will continue to 'explode' (increase significantly) as the monetary order changes and the dollar weakens.
And that change to the monetary order is maybe why we're seeing gold and silver explode and the dollar getting weaker.
3 months ago
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Gold and silver prices will continue to 'explode' (increase significantly) as the monetary order changes and the dollar weakens.
And that change to the monetary order is maybe why we're seeing gold and silver explode and the dollar getting weaker.
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Oil prices could exceed $100 per barrel if the war continues longer than expected.
If the war lasts longer than expected, it could easily go over $100 again. It's trending that way right now.
1 month ago
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Oil prices could exceed $100 per barrel if the war continues longer than expected.
If the war lasts longer than expected, it could easily go over $100 again. It's trending that way right now.
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If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for 3-4 more weeks, bond markets in the UK and Europe will crack, leading foreign holders to sell US treasuries, increasing US yields. This will cause the stock market to fall, credit spreads to blow out, corporate earnings to be slashed, and a 2008-like credit crisis with job layoffs and falling asset values.
Outcome number two, the war keeps going. Hermuse stays closed for another 3 to 4 weeks and that is roughly the point where economists say things start to break and they're very hard to reverse and they take a very long time to rebuild. We could see bond markets in the UK and Europe start to crack. Foreign holders of US treasuries are going to have to start selling their treasuries to pay for their energy and food. And that makes US treasury yields or interest rates go up. So the stock market finally catches up to what the bond market's been saying. Credit spreads blow out, corporate earnings get slashed, and you get a credit crisis that some people compare to 2008, right? job layoffs and all assets go down. There's very little places to go to protect yourself financially except maybe other than things like cash in the short term and gold in the midterm. But it's really hard to say. That's outcome number two.
1 month ago
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If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for 3-4 more weeks, bond markets in the UK and Europe will crack, leading foreign holders to sell US treasuries, increasing US yields. This will cause the stock market to fall, credit spreads to blow out, corporate earnings to be slashed, and a 2008-like credit crisis with job layoffs and falling asset values.
Outcome number two, the war keeps going. Hermuse stays closed for another 3 to 4 weeks and that is roughly the point where economists say things start to break and they're very hard to reverse and they take a very long time to rebuild. We could see bond markets in the UK and Europe start to crack. Foreign holders of US treasuries are going to have to start selling their treasuries to pay for their energy and food. And that makes US treasury yields or interest rates go up. So the stock market finally catches up to what the bond market's been saying. Credit spreads blow out, corporate earnings get slashed, and you get a credit crisis that some people compare to 2008, right? job layoffs and all assets go down. There's very little places to go to protect yourself financially except maybe other than things like cash in the short term and gold in the midterm. But it's really hard to say. That's outcome number two.
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US government's borrowing costs will increase due to rising long-term bond interest rates.
So, basically, right now, interest rates on long-term bonds are going up, and that is bad. Why is it bad? Well, it's bad because the US government is now paying a lot more to borrow money than it was a couple weeks ago. And it's happening at the worst possible time because here's how bad the US financial situation is right now.
1 month ago
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US government's borrowing costs will increase due to rising long-term bond interest rates.
So, basically, right now, interest rates on long-term bonds are going up, and that is bad. Why is it bad? Well, it's bad because the US government is now paying a lot more to borrow money than it was a couple weeks ago. And it's happening at the worst possible time because here's how bad the US financial situation is right now.
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Gas prices at the pump to increase by 10 to 30 cents per gallon in the short term.
Gas prices at the pump are also projected to go up 10 to 30 cents a gallon in the short term.
2 months ago
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Gas prices at the pump to increase by 10 to 30 cents per gallon in the short term.
Gas prices at the pump are also projected to go up 10 to 30 cents a gallon in the short term.
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Oil price to reach $100 or higher per barrel if the Strait of Hormuz closure lasts more than a couple weeks.
analysts are saying if this close lasts more than a couple weeks, we could see $100 or higher for a barrel of oil.
2 months ago
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Oil price to reach $100 or higher per barrel if the Strait of Hormuz closure lasts more than a couple weeks.
analysts are saying if this close lasts more than a couple weeks, we could see $100 or higher for a barrel of oil.
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The new digital financial system will allow targeting of individuals globally, overriding national laws and controls.
This new system will be able to target anyone no matter where they live. Even if that country and its laws prohibit this system, it's already too late. It's outside their control.
1 month ago
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The new digital financial system will allow targeting of individuals globally, overriding national laws and controls.
This new system will be able to target anyone no matter where they live. Even if that country and its laws prohibit this system, it's already too late. It's outside their control.
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If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for 2-3 weeks (from early April 2026), the global economy will reach a breaking point and a worldwide crisis will begin.
if this straight stays closed for another 2 to 3 weeks, which is virtually guaranteed at this point... the global economy will then reach a breaking point where even if the war stops, it might be too late and it would start a crisis all around the world.
1 month ago
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If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for 2-3 weeks (from early April 2026), the global economy will reach a breaking point and a worldwide crisis will begin.
if this straight stays closed for another 2 to 3 weeks, which is virtually guaranteed at this point... the global economy will then reach a breaking point where even if the war stops, it might be too late and it would start a crisis all around the world.
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US yields will be pushed higher in the near future.
It pushes US yields higher.
1 month ago
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US yields will be pushed higher in the near future.
It pushes US yields higher.
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UK/European bond markets will crack due to oil shock/inflation, forcing investors to sell US Treasuries in the near future.
when their bond markets crack under the potential pressure of an oil shock and rising inflation and their need for food and energy, those investors have to sell something to pay for it, their US treasuries
1 month ago
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UK/European bond markets will crack due to oil shock/inflation, forcing investors to sell US Treasuries in the near future.
when their bond markets crack under the potential pressure of an oil shock and rising inflation and their need for food and energy, those investors have to sell something to pay for it, their US treasuries
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Starting January 1st, 2026, China's silver exports will no longer be automatic and will require government approval.
exports are no longer automatic. Instead, they're going to need government approval. Now, starting on January 1st, China will get to decide whether that metal leaves or
4 months ago
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Starting January 1st, 2026, China's silver exports will no longer be automatic and will require government approval.
exports are no longer automatic. Instead, they're going to need government approval. Now, starting on January 1st, China will get to decide whether that metal leaves or
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The US stock market will experience a significant decline.
That crushes the US stock market.
4 weeks ago
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The US stock market will experience a significant decline.
That crushes the US stock market.
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Foreign holders of US Treasuries will begin selling their holdings to cover energy and food costs.
Foreign holders of US Treasuries are going to have to start selling their Treasuries to pay for their energy and food.
1 month ago
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Foreign holders of US Treasuries will begin selling their holdings to cover energy and food costs.
Foreign holders of US Treasuries are going to have to start selling their Treasuries to pay for their energy and food.
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Gold will increase in value in the mid-term, serving as a protective asset during a financial downturn.
except maybe other than things like cash in the short term and gold in the mid term.
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Gold will increase in value in the mid-term, serving as a protective asset during a financial downturn.
except maybe other than things like cash in the short term and gold in the mid term.
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The transition in the monetary system will continue to favor asset owners over income earners, leading to a growing divide in wealth (K-shaped world).
I think this transition still favors people who own assets more than people who rely on incomes. That's the K-shaped world that we've been living in. And I think that divide will continue to grow.
3 months ago
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The transition in the monetary system will continue to favor asset owners over income earners, leading to a growing divide in wealth (K-shaped world).
I think this transition still favors people who own assets more than people who rely on incomes. That's the K-shaped world that we've been living in. And I think that divide will continue to grow.
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Inflation will be much more pernicious over the next few years than it was during Biden's presidency.
That's what Peter Schiff is someone that believes that's exactly what's going to happen. ... you know, inflation is going to be much more uh pernicious uh over the next few years than it was uh when Biden was president.
3 months ago
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Inflation will be much more pernicious over the next few years than it was during Biden's presidency.
That's what Peter Schiff is someone that believes that's exactly what's going to happen. ... you know, inflation is going to be much more uh pernicious uh over the next few years than it was uh when Biden was president.
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50% of white-collar work to be replaced within 1 to 5 years from 2026-02-12.
50% of white collar work will be replaced in the next 1 to 5 years.
2 months ago
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50% of white-collar work to be replaced within 1 to 5 years from 2026-02-12.
50% of white collar work will be replaced in the next 1 to 5 years.
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By 2031, governments will likely implement universal basic income and stimulus programs, controlling distribution conditions, possibly linked to digital ID and surveillance.
and will probably have some sort of universal basic income, some kind of stimulus, and the government will decide how much you need, when you get it, and under what conditions, digital ID, surveillance, and all that stuff.
3 months ago
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By 2031, governments will likely implement universal basic income and stimulus programs, controlling distribution conditions, possibly linked to digital ID and surveillance.
and will probably have some sort of universal basic income, some kind of stimulus, and the government will decide how much you need, when you get it, and under what conditions, digital ID, surveillance, and all that stuff.
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By 2031, people will not need jobs due to robots performing tasks.
we're not going to need a job because we have the robots do it for us.
3 months ago
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By 2031, people will not need jobs due to robots performing tasks.
we're not going to need a job because we have the robots do it for us.
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Hard assets (like gold and oil) could structurally outperform the stock market over a 5 to 10 year period.
I think that's a very real possibility that hard assets like gold and eventually commodities like oil could outperform the stock market and that could last a while. What if we are actually in one of those 5 to 10 year scenarios where this capital rotation happens like the 1970s or the early 2000s where hard assets structurally outperform the rest of the financial market.
2 months ago
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Hard assets (like gold and oil) could structurally outperform the stock market over a 5 to 10 year period.
I think that's a very real possibility that hard assets like gold and eventually commodities like oil could outperform the stock market and that could last a while. What if we are actually in one of those 5 to 10 year scenarios where this capital rotation happens like the 1970s or the early 2000s where hard assets structurally outperform the rest of the financial market.
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Hard assets like gold and commodities such as oil could outperform the stock market for 5-10 years due to a capital rotation event.
I think that's a very real possibility that hard assets like gold and eventually commodities like oil could outperform the stock market and that could last a while. What if we are actually in one of those 5 to 10 year scenarios where this capital rotation happens like the 1970s or the early 2000s where hard assets structurally outperform the rest of the financial market.
2 months ago
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Hard assets like gold and commodities such as oil could outperform the stock market for 5-10 years due to a capital rotation event.
I think that's a very real possibility that hard assets like gold and eventually commodities like oil could outperform the stock market and that could last a while. What if we are actually in one of those 5 to 10 year scenarios where this capital rotation happens like the 1970s or the early 2000s where hard assets structurally outperform the rest of the financial market.
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Capital rotations, like the current one, typically last 5-10 years, during which the stock market may collapse or trade sideways in real terms, while hard assets yield real returns.
these rotations typically last between 5 to 10 years. And during those times, the stock market can either collapse or go sideways in real terms. while hard assets got the real returns.
2 months ago
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Capital rotations, like the current one, typically last 5-10 years, during which the stock market may collapse or trade sideways in real terms, while hard assets yield real returns.
these rotations typically last between 5 to 10 years. And during those times, the stock market can either collapse or go sideways in real terms. while hard assets got the real returns.
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A major capital rotation event is likely underway, where stock markets could decline and take 10+ years to recover to previous levels.
we are now most likely in the middle of a major capital rotation event. In this case, this is when stock markets go down and potentially spend 10 or more years trying to get back to the level they were at before this event started.
2 months ago
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A major capital rotation event is likely underway, where stock markets could decline and take 10+ years to recover to previous levels.
we are now most likely in the middle of a major capital rotation event. In this case, this is when stock markets go down and potentially spend 10 or more years trying to get back to the level they were at before this event started.
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Bitcoin could rally to near six figures (50-week moving average) this year (2026), but then reverse with a significant drop by Q4.
there could be a point in time this year when Bitcoin might go up, maybe even close to that 50week moving average, close to six figures. That's when the bears are going to look silly. But then there could be a reversal and by Q4 we get a huge move down and the bulls are going to look silly.
2 months ago
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Bitcoin could rally to near six figures (50-week moving average) this year (2026), but then reverse with a significant drop by Q4.
there could be a point in time this year when Bitcoin might go up, maybe even close to that 50week moving average, close to six figures. That's when the bears are going to look silly. But then there could be a reversal and by Q4 we get a huge move down and the bulls are going to look silly.
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Bitcoin's bull cycle is likely over, and it may trade sideways for the rest of the current year (2026) as leverage is flushed out.
it seems like, at least for now, the bull cycle is over and we're now in the part of the cycle where all this leverage is getting flushed out, right? And we might just go sideways for a while, maybe for the rest of the year.
2 months ago
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Bitcoin's bull cycle is likely over, and it may trade sideways for the rest of the current year (2026) as leverage is flushed out.
it seems like, at least for now, the bull cycle is over and we're now in the part of the cycle where all this leverage is getting flushed out, right? And we might just go sideways for a while, maybe for the rest of the year.
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Bitcoin's price bottom for the current cycle is expected around October of the current year (2026), possibly as early as May (2026).
if we use what we learned from the prior cycles, which is that it takes Bitcoin about 1 year to go from peak to bottom, that would put us at around October of this year to reach our bottom. But it could also happen as early as May.
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Bitcoin's price bottom for the current cycle is expected around October of the current year (2026), possibly as early as May (2026).
if we use what we learned from the prior cycles, which is that it takes Bitcoin about 1 year to go from peak to bottom, that would put us at around October of this year to reach our bottom. But it could also happen as early as May.
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The US will implement Type 2 QE, leading to inflation potentially much higher than 9% within 12 to 18 months after the QE. This will result in stagflation (slow economic growth and high inflation).
option number two is the option that the US will have to pick. printing money into the oil spike. The inflation that might happen after that could be a lot higher than 9% 12 to 18 months after that QE. That would make this graph much much worse. Right? This is where economic growth slows down and inflation goes up. That is called stagflation that it's very very
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The US will implement Type 2 QE, leading to inflation potentially much higher than 9% within 12 to 18 months after the QE. This will result in stagflation (slow economic growth and high inflation).
option number two is the option that the US will have to pick. printing money into the oil spike. The inflation that might happen after that could be a lot higher than 9% 12 to 18 months after that QE. That would make this graph much much worse. Right? This is where economic growth slows down and inflation goes up. That is called stagflation that it's very very
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A recession (checkmate) could occur if the Federal Reserve is unable to simultaneously manage both unemployment and inflation.
So unemployment and inflation, the Fed can only fight one at a time. If not, that's checkmate, aka recession.
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A recession (checkmate) could occur if the Federal Reserve is unable to simultaneously manage both unemployment and inflation.
So unemployment and inflation, the Fed can only fight one at a time. If not, that's checkmate, aka recession.
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Inflation could increase if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates to combat a potential recession, especially if oil prices rise.
if the Fed cuts rates to fight a potential recession, inflation could come back. Thanks to oil going up.
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Inflation could increase if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates to combat a potential recession, especially if oil prices rise.
if the Fed cuts rates to fight a potential recession, inflation could come back. Thanks to oil going up.
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If the war drags on, causing bond markets to break due to unaffordable interest rates, the Fed will implement 'big print' or 'yield curve control' by injecting liquidity. This, combined with an oil spike, will lead to hyperinflation, a sovereign debt crisis, and stagflation, negatively impacting stocks.
Outcome number three, the war drags on even longer. Long enough that bond markets start to break, right? Meaning yields or interest rates go up so fast the US government literally cannot afford to keep borrowing at those rates. And at that point, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury step in because they face a choice. Either let the bond market collapse, which takes the entire Western financial system with it, which of course they will not let happen. So instead, they'll pick option two, and that's what people are calling the big print or yield curve control. That's when the Fed injects liquidity into the system into an oil spike, which has never been done before in modern history. Every other time the Fed printed money, oil was cheap or going down. And what we know is that printing money with cheap oil just inflates asset prices. Printing money with expensive oil inflates everything, food, energy, rent, and every input cost in the economy. And if people can't afford to buy the basic things, that's not good for stocks. That scenario turns into what some economists call a hyperinflationary sovereign debt crisis and stagflation.
1 month ago
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If the war drags on, causing bond markets to break due to unaffordable interest rates, the Fed will implement 'big print' or 'yield curve control' by injecting liquidity. This, combined with an oil spike, will lead to hyperinflation, a sovereign debt crisis, and stagflation, negatively impacting stocks.
Outcome number three, the war drags on even longer. Long enough that bond markets start to break, right? Meaning yields or interest rates go up so fast the US government literally cannot afford to keep borrowing at those rates. And at that point, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury step in because they face a choice. Either let the bond market collapse, which takes the entire Western financial system with it, which of course they will not let happen. So instead, they'll pick option two, and that's what people are calling the big print or yield curve control. That's when the Fed injects liquidity into the system into an oil spike, which has never been done before in modern history. Every other time the Fed printed money, oil was cheap or going down. And what we know is that printing money with cheap oil just inflates asset prices. Printing money with expensive oil inflates everything, food, energy, rent, and every input cost in the economy. And if people can't afford to buy the basic things, that's not good for stocks. That scenario turns into what some economists call a hyperinflationary sovereign debt crisis and stagflation.
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A significant capital rotation from stocks to commodities (silver, gold, physical assets) is expected within the next 5 to 10 years.
But I would not be surprised if in the next 5 to 10 years, let's say, we see a huge capital rotation from stocks to commodities like silver, gold, and physical assets.
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A significant capital rotation from stocks to commodities (silver, gold, physical assets) is expected within the next 5 to 10 years.
But I would not be surprised if in the next 5 to 10 years, let's say, we see a huge capital rotation from stocks to commodities like silver, gold, and physical assets.
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A bear market will follow as credit spreads are blowing out while the S&P 500 is only in a minor pullback, mirroring past patterns where this scenario preceded bear markets.
But over the past 20 years, every single time, credit spreads blew out, meaning the cost of borrowing for companies went up. While the S&P 500 was still near its high and hadn't even corrected yet, a bare market followed every single time, three for three. And right now, credit spreads are blowing out while the S&P is still only in a minor pullback territory. The bond market is pricing in pain. The jobs market is also pricing in the same.
1 month ago
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A bear market will follow as credit spreads are blowing out while the S&P 500 is only in a minor pullback, mirroring past patterns where this scenario preceded bear markets.
But over the past 20 years, every single time, credit spreads blew out, meaning the cost of borrowing for companies went up. While the S&P 500 was still near its high and hadn't even corrected yet, a bare market followed every single time, three for three. And right now, credit spreads are blowing out while the S&P is still only in a minor pullback territory. The bond market is pricing in pain. The jobs market is also pricing in the same.
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The S&P 500 and job openings, currently disconnected, will reconnect. This will either be due to AI boosting job growth, or a lack of jobs dragging the stock market down.
But what's happening right now is the opposite. Job openings are collapsing, but the S&P 500 is still going way up. The market is now completely disconnected from the job market. Why? Well, because right now the market is betting that AI will increase corporate profits even if it gets rid of the jobs that created those profits. It's essentially betting that companies will continue to get richer even if their customers get poorer. Now, at some point, I think these two lines will have to reconnect. And it's going to happen one of two ways. Either AI will be so productive and gets us so many more jobs that it boosts the jobs line, which is basically the optimistic scenario, right? or AI is so productive that we won't need the human jobs. So, the lack of jobs drags the stock market line down to it. Either way, I think those lines will reconnect at some point, but no one knows which way it's going to go.
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The S&P 500 and job openings, currently disconnected, will reconnect. This will either be due to AI boosting job growth, or a lack of jobs dragging the stock market down.
But what's happening right now is the opposite. Job openings are collapsing, but the S&P 500 is still going way up. The market is now completely disconnected from the job market. Why? Well, because right now the market is betting that AI will increase corporate profits even if it gets rid of the jobs that created those profits. It's essentially betting that companies will continue to get richer even if their customers get poorer. Now, at some point, I think these two lines will have to reconnect. And it's going to happen one of two ways. Either AI will be so productive and gets us so many more jobs that it boosts the jobs line, which is basically the optimistic scenario, right? or AI is so productive that we won't need the human jobs. So, the lack of jobs drags the stock market line down to it. Either way, I think those lines will reconnect at some point, but no one knows which way it's going to go.
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Gold price to go much higher in the long term.
And that's why some people believe that gold could ultimately go much much higher in the long term.
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Gold price to go much higher in the long term.
And that's why some people believe that gold could ultimately go much much higher in the long term.
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Dividend stocks could perform well in a sideways market (e.g., 2026-2027).
I've got my dividend stocks, which could do really well in a sideways market.
2 months ago
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Dividend stocks could perform well in a sideways market (e.g., 2026-2027).
I've got my dividend stocks, which could do really well in a sideways market.
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Countries will respond to the new digital financial system by disabling app stores and turning off the internet.
You will start seeing them disable the app store and turn off the internet. That's how they're going to fight it.
1 month ago
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Countries will respond to the new digital financial system by disabling app stores and turning off the internet.
You will start seeing them disable the app store and turn off the internet. That's how they're going to fight it.
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The proposed digital currency system will become the most sophisticated financial control grid ever created.
this system... is also going to be the most sophisticated financial control grid that will ever be built.
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The proposed digital currency system will become the most sophisticated financial control grid ever created.
this system... is also going to be the most sophisticated financial control grid that will ever be built.
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A digital currency system will be implemented to address US debt and AI-related job displacement by funding the government, controlling UBI payments, and providing central planners with ultimate financial control over individuals.
They will solve the debt problem and the AI problem at the same time with a digital currency system that funds the government, controls the UBI payments that feeds the people that lost their jobs to AI in the first place, and it gives the central planners a button that they can turn on or off for every single person's financial life.
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A digital currency system will be implemented to address US debt and AI-related job displacement by funding the government, controlling UBI payments, and providing central planners with ultimate financial control over individuals.
They will solve the debt problem and the AI problem at the same time with a digital currency system that funds the government, controls the UBI payments that feeds the people that lost their jobs to AI in the first place, and it gives the central planners a button that they can turn on or off for every single person's financial life.
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US debt will be privatized and globally distributed, with major corporations becoming banks/wallets and smartphone users becoming unwitting creditors to the US government.
the US debt gets privatized and uploaded to the world, right? Every major corporation will become a bank. Every major app will become a wallet. And every person on Earth with a smartphone will become an unknowing creditor to the United States government.
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US debt will be privatized and globally distributed, with major corporations becoming banks/wallets and smartphone users becoming unwitting creditors to the US government.
the US debt gets privatized and uploaded to the world, right? Every major corporation will become a bank. Every major app will become a wallet. And every person on Earth with a smartphone will become an unknowing creditor to the United States government.
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The combination of slowing economic growth and rising inflation will lead to severe stagflation.
that would make this graph much much worse. Right? This is where economic growth slows down and inflation goes up. That is called stagflation. And it's very very bad.
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The combination of slowing economic growth and rising inflation will lead to severe stagflation.
that would make this graph much much worse. Right? This is where economic growth slows down and inflation goes up. That is called stagflation. And it's very very bad.
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If the US implements Type 2 QE (money printing into an oil spike), inflation could exceed 9% within 12-18 months.
The inflation that might happen after that could be a lot higher than 9% 12 to 18 months after that QE.
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If the US implements Type 2 QE (money printing into an oil spike), inflation could exceed 9% within 12-18 months.
The inflation that might happen after that could be a lot higher than 9% 12 to 18 months after that QE.
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The US will most likely choose to print money into rising oil prices, causing the Fed's balance sheet to increase again during a crisis.
the option that the US will most likely pick is going to be option number two. They print into rising oil prices and the Fed's balance sheet... starts going back up into a crisis.
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The US will most likely choose to print money into rising oil prices, causing the Fed's balance sheet to increase again during a crisis.
the option that the US will most likely pick is going to be option number two. They print into rising oil prices and the Fed's balance sheet... starts going back up into a crisis.
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All three possible outcomes (let yields rise, print money, or retreat from Iran) will lead to inflation and a weaker dollar.
every outcome sort of leads to inflation and a weaker dollar.
1 month ago
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All three possible outcomes (let yields rise, print money, or retreat from Iran) will lead to inflation and a weaker dollar.
every outcome sort of leads to inflation and a weaker dollar.
Pending
If the Fed implements quantitative easing and yield curve control during an oil shock, it will cause double-digit inflation, potentially worse than 2021 levels.
The Fed steps in, it does what it does, quantitative easing. It buys treasuries. It caps yields. And it does what's called yield curve control. It saves the bond market. But you're also putting liquidity into an economy that's experiencing an oil shock, and that causes inflation. Economist Luke Roman thinks that we could see inflation that makes 2021 look mild. Double digits, maybe worse.
1 month ago
Pending
If the Fed implements quantitative easing and yield curve control during an oil shock, it will cause double-digit inflation, potentially worse than 2021 levels.
The Fed steps in, it does what it does, quantitative easing. It buys treasuries. It caps yields. And it does what's called yield curve control. It saves the bond market. But you're also putting liquidity into an economy that's experiencing an oil shock, and that causes inflation. Economist Luke Roman thinks that we could see inflation that makes 2021 look mild. Double digits, maybe worse.
Pending
A US recession, exacerbated by the negative net international investment position, will trigger a debt death spiral that impacts the global economy.
because of that negative 87% net international investment position, this recession triggers a debt death spiral that sort of takes the rest of the world with us.
1 month ago
Pending
A US recession, exacerbated by the negative net international investment position, will trigger a debt death spiral that impacts the global economy.
because of that negative 87% net international investment position, this recession triggers a debt death spiral that sort of takes the rest of the world with us.
Pending
A stock market downturn will lead to lower tax revenues, exploding deficits, weaker housing, collapsing consumer spending, bank losses, and a recession.
when markets go down, tax revenues go down, so deficits explode, housing gets weaker, consumer spending collapses, banks take losses, and we enter into a recession.
1 month ago
Pending
A stock market downturn will lead to lower tax revenues, exploding deficits, weaker housing, collapsing consumer spending, bank losses, and a recession.
when markets go down, tax revenues go down, so deficits explode, housing gets weaker, consumer spending collapses, banks take losses, and we enter into a recession.
Pending
If Treasury yields rise to 5-6% or higher, the US stock market will be crushed.
Let yields go up, right? Let the market do what it does. Treasury yields go to 5, six, maybe higher. That crushes the US stock market.
1 month ago
Pending
If Treasury yields rise to 5-6% or higher, the US stock market will be crushed.
Let yields go up, right? Let the market do what it does. Treasury yields go to 5, six, maybe higher. That crushes the US stock market.
Pending
If the US retreats from the conflict in Iran, other countries will accelerate their move to price oil in non-dollar currencies, leading to a weaker dollar and inflation.
If the US picks option three [walk away from Iran], the world then realizes that the US is not as powerful as it used to be... it sort of accelerates every country's decision to price their oil in something other than dollars... Which also means a weaker dollar, which is also inflationary.
1 month ago
Pending
If the US retreats from the conflict in Iran, other countries will accelerate their move to price oil in non-dollar currencies, leading to a weaker dollar and inflation.
If the US picks option three [walk away from Iran], the world then realizes that the US is not as powerful as it used to be... it sort of accelerates every country's decision to price their oil in something other than dollars... Which also means a weaker dollar, which is also inflationary.
Pending
If the 10-year Treasury yield reaches 4.6% to 4.8%, the US economy could enter a debt death spiral.
The danger zone is somewhere between 4.6 and 4.8%. And once we get there, we could enter into what they call a debt death spiral.
1 month ago
Pending
If the 10-year Treasury yield reaches 4.6% to 4.8%, the US economy could enter a debt death spiral.
The danger zone is somewhere between 4.6 and 4.8%. And once we get there, we could enter into what they call a debt death spiral.
Pending
Major corporations (Apple, Amazon, McDonald's, Google, airlines, retailers, etc.) will offer yield-bearing digital wallets, becoming distribution channels for US government debt, holding US Treasuries as backing for their digital assets or rewards programs. This is expected to occur in the near future, driven by current legislation.
You'll get Apple wallet, Amazon wallet, McDonald's wallet, Google Pay with Yield, every airline, every retailer, every platform we already use. All of them will become distribution channels for US government debt. all of them holding US treasuries as the backing for whatever digital asset or rewards program they'll offer you.
3 weeks ago
Pending
Major corporations (Apple, Amazon, McDonald's, Google, airlines, retailers, etc.) will offer yield-bearing digital wallets, becoming distribution channels for US government debt, holding US Treasuries as backing for their digital assets or rewards programs. This is expected to occur in the near future, driven by current legislation.
You'll get Apple wallet, Amazon wallet, McDonald's wallet, Google Pay with Yield, every airline, every retailer, every platform we already use. All of them will become distribution channels for US government debt. all of them holding US treasuries as the backing for whatever digital asset or rewards program they'll offer you.
Pending
A digital currency system will be implemented to solve the US debt and AI unemployment problems, funding the government, controlling UBI payments, and giving central planners control over individuals' finances.
They will solve the debt problem and the AI problem at the same time with a digital currency system that funds the government, controls the UBI payments that feeds the people that lost their jobs to AI in the first place, and it gives the central planners a button that they can turn on or off for every single person's financial
3 weeks ago
Pending
A digital currency system will be implemented to solve the US debt and AI unemployment problems, funding the government, controlling UBI payments, and giving central planners control over individuals' finances.
They will solve the debt problem and the AI problem at the same time with a digital currency system that funds the government, controls the UBI payments that feeds the people that lost their jobs to AI in the first place, and it gives the central planners a button that they can turn on or off for every single person's financial
Pending
The US debt will be privatized and distributed globally, with major corporations acting as banks, major apps as wallets, and smartphone users becoming unknowing creditors to the US government.
In a nutshell, what I think will happen is the US debt gets privatized and uploaded to the world, right? Every major corporation will become a bank. Every major app will become a wallet. And every person on Earth with a smartphone will become an unknowing creditor to the United States government.
3 weeks ago
Pending
The US debt will be privatized and distributed globally, with major corporations acting as banks, major apps as wallets, and smartphone users becoming unknowing creditors to the US government.
In a nutshell, what I think will happen is the US debt gets privatized and uploaded to the world, right? Every major corporation will become a bank. Every major app will become a wallet. And every person on Earth with a smartphone will become an unknowing creditor to the United States government.
Pending
Inflation will reach double digits or higher, surpassing 2021 levels.
We could see inflation that makes 2021 look mild, double digits, maybe worse.
4 weeks ago
Pending
Inflation will reach double digits or higher, surpassing 2021 levels.
We could see inflation that makes 2021 look mild, double digits, maybe worse.
Pending
The recession will trigger a debt death spiral that impacts the global economy.
this recession triggers a debt death spiral that sort of takes the rest of the world with us.
4 weeks ago
Pending
The recession will trigger a debt death spiral that impacts the global economy.
this recession triggers a debt death spiral that sort of takes the rest of the world with us.
Pending
The US will enter into a recession.
we enter into a recession.
4 weeks ago
Pending
The US will enter into a recession.
we enter into a recession.
Pending
Consumer spending will collapse.
consumer spending collapses
4 weeks ago
Pending
Consumer spending will collapse.
consumer spending collapses
Pending
The housing market will weaken.
housing gets weaker
4 weeks ago
Pending
The housing market will weaken.
housing gets weaker
Pending
Government deficits will significantly increase.
deficits explode
4 weeks ago
Pending
Government deficits will significantly increase.
deficits explode
Pending
Treasury yields will increase to 5-6% or higher.
Treasury yields go to five, six, maybe higher.
4 weeks ago
Pending
Treasury yields will increase to 5-6% or higher.
Treasury yields go to five, six, maybe higher.
Pending
More countries will accelerate their decision to price oil in currencies other than the US dollar.
it sort of accelerates every country's decision to price their oil in something other than dollars.
4 weeks ago
Pending
More countries will accelerate their decision to price oil in currencies other than the US dollar.
it sort of accelerates every country's decision to price their oil in something other than dollars.
Pending
Banks will incur losses.
banks take losses
4 weeks ago
Pending
Banks will incur losses.
banks take losses
Pending
Prediction Statistics by Year
Videos (2026)
Video Title
Predictions
Published
Status
How America Will Push $40 Trillion Onto The World
2 weeks ago
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0
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How America Will Push $40 Trillion Onto The World
0
2 weeks ago
Analyzed
How They Will Print Money
3 weeks ago
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1
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How They Will Print Money
1
3 weeks ago
Analyzed
Corporations Are Becoming Banks
3 weeks ago
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1
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Corporations Are Becoming Banks
1
3 weeks ago
Analyzed
The Plan To Dump $40 Trillion (Using CBDCs)
3 weeks ago
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2
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The Plan To Dump $40 Trillion (Using CBDCs)
2
3 weeks ago
Analyzed
The Next Phase After AI Takes Over
3 weeks ago
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0
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The Next Phase After AI Takes Over
0
3 weeks ago
Analyzed
The Fed’s Next Move: Print Into Inflation
3 weeks ago
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0
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The Fed’s Next Move: Print Into Inflation
0
3 weeks ago
Analyzed
How The War Will End
3 weeks ago
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10
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How The War Will End
10
3 weeks ago
Analyzed
Who Owns America?
4 weeks ago
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0
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Who Owns America?
0
4 weeks ago
Analyzed
What Happens When Bond Yields Keep Rising?
4 weeks ago
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0
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What Happens When Bond Yields Keep Rising?
0
4 weeks ago
Analyzed
This Is How The System Resets
1 month ago
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0
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This Is How The System Resets
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
They're Using This War To 'Replace The Dollar'
1 month ago
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16
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They're Using This War To 'Replace The Dollar'
16
1 month ago
Analyzed
Why Europe’s Bond Problem Becomes America’s Problem
1 month ago
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2
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Why Europe’s Bond Problem Becomes America’s Problem
2
1 month ago
Analyzed
The Chart Shows a Serious U.S. Debt Problem
1 month ago
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0
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The Chart Shows a Serious U.S. Debt Problem
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
Credit Markets Are Breaking While Stocks Stay High
1 month ago
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0
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Credit Markets Are Breaking While Stocks Stay High
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
What Happens If the Fed Prints Into an Oil Shock
1 month ago
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0
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What Happens If the Fed Prints Into an Oil Shock
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
What Happens Of Hormuz Stays Closed for 3-4 Weeks
1 month ago
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5
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What Happens Of Hormuz Stays Closed for 3-4 Weeks
5
1 month ago
Analyzed
Why Oil Could Explode Gold Prices
1 month ago
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0
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Why Oil Could Explode Gold Prices
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
The End Of Pax America
1 month ago
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0
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The End Of Pax America
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
The End Of Pax Americana
1 month ago
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7
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The End Of Pax Americana
7
1 month ago
Analyzed
The Biggest Mistakes People Make With Bitcoin Wallets
1 month ago
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0
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The Biggest Mistakes People Make With Bitcoin Wallets
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
How America Took Control of the World’s Gold
1 month ago
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0
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How America Took Control of the World’s Gold
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
Where Is America’s Gold?
1 month ago
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0
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Where Is America’s Gold?
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
What If the U.S. Paid for Oil in Gold?
1 month ago
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0
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What If the U.S. Paid for Oil in Gold?
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
The Leverage Problem No One is Talking About
1 month ago
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0
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The Leverage Problem No One is Talking About
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
It Took 4.5% to Trigger a Global Collapse
1 month ago
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0
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It Took 4.5% to Trigger a Global Collapse
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
The Private Credit Market Is In Trouble
1 month ago
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0
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The Private Credit Market Is In Trouble
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
The $3 Trillion Market Where You Can’t Get Your Money Back
1 month ago
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0
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The $3 Trillion Market Where You Can’t Get Your Money Back
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
The U.S. Federal Reserve Is In Trouble
1 month ago
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3
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The U.S. Federal Reserve Is In Trouble
3
1 month ago
Analyzed
Oil Predicts Recessions
1 month ago
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0
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Oil Predicts Recessions
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
Oil Prices Are Screaming “Recession”
1 month ago
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0
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Oil Prices Are Screaming “Recession”
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
U.S. Could Reprice Gold
1 month ago
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0
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U.S. Could Reprice Gold
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
Why The U.S. Economy Has Not Collapsed Yet
1 month ago
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0
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Why The U.S. Economy Has Not Collapsed Yet
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
When AI Companies Say No to Governments
1 month ago
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0
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When AI Companies Say No to Governments
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
How Oil Boosts the U.S. Dollar
1 month ago
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0
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How Oil Boosts the U.S. Dollar
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
When Data Centers Become Military Targets
1 month ago
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0
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When Data Centers Become Military Targets
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
Bitcoin’s Biggest Problem
1 month ago
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0
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Bitcoin’s Biggest Problem
0
1 month ago
Analyzed
Iran’s Connection to Tech Race With China
2 months ago
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0
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Iran’s Connection to Tech Race With China
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
How AI Is Being Used In War
2 months ago
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0
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How AI Is Being Used In War
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Iran Was Never About Iran
2 months ago
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2
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Iran Was Never About Iran
2
2 months ago
Analyzed
Why Bitcoin Keeps Dropping
2 months ago
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0
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Why Bitcoin Keeps Dropping
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Iran Was Never About Iran
2 months ago
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0
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Iran Was Never About Iran
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
How I Stay Invested
2 months ago
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1
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How I Stay Invested
1
2 months ago
Analyzed
Borrowing From China to Compete With China
2 months ago
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0
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Borrowing From China to Compete With China
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
The U.S. Is Trying to Build Again
2 months ago
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0
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The U.S. Is Trying to Build Again
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Iran’s Grip on Global Oil Supply
2 months ago
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0
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Iran’s Grip on Global Oil Supply
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Who Really Controls America’s Tariffs
2 months ago
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0
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Who Really Controls America’s Tariffs
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
How Wall Street Took Over Bitcoin
2 months ago
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0
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How Wall Street Took Over Bitcoin
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
How Wall Street Can Manipulate Bitcoin
2 months ago
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0
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How Wall Street Can Manipulate Bitcoin
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
The Dollar Is Trapping America
2 months ago
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0
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The Dollar Is Trapping America
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
America’s Paper Economy Is Breaking (short explanation)
2 months ago
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0
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America’s Paper Economy Is Breaking (short explanation)
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
America’s Paper Economy Is Breaking
2 months ago
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0
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America’s Paper Economy Is Breaking
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Timing Gold Breakout?
2 months ago
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0
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Timing Gold Breakout?
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Assets That Outperform The Stock Market
2 months ago
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1
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Assets That Outperform The Stock Market
1
2 months ago
Analyzed
Is a Major Capital Rotation Happening?
2 months ago
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0
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Is a Major Capital Rotation Happening?
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Gold vs Bitcoin: The New Monetary Order
2 months ago
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0
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Gold vs Bitcoin: The New Monetary Order
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
The Global Wealth Rotation Just Started
2 months ago
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0
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The Global Wealth Rotation Just Started
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
The Global Wealth Rotation Just Started
2 months ago
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6
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The Global Wealth Rotation Just Started
6
2 months ago
Analyzed
I Gave Up $325,000 For Pokémon Cards
2 months ago
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0
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I Gave Up $325,000 For Pokémon Cards
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
How China Is Replacing Dollar Debt With Gold
2 months ago
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0
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How China Is Replacing Dollar Debt With Gold
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
How I’m Investing Right Now
2 months ago
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0
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How I’m Investing Right Now
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Where Does Money Go When the Marker Crashes?
2 months ago
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0
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Where Does Money Go When the Marker Crashes?
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
When AI Replaces Jobs, the Economy Breaks
2 months ago
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1
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When AI Replaces Jobs, the Economy Breaks
1
2 months ago
Analyzed
How The Economy Is Broken
2 months ago
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0
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How The Economy Is Broken
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
The Next Phase of the New World Order Has Begun
2 months ago
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0
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The Next Phase of the New World Order Has Begun
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
The Next Phase of the New World Order Has Begun
2 months ago
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0
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The Next Phase of the New World Order Has Begun
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
Tokenization Changes Who Controls Everything
2 months ago
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0
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Tokenization Changes Who Controls Everything
0
2 months ago
Analyzed
This Is the Cost of a Strong Dollar
3 months ago
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0
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This Is the Cost of a Strong Dollar
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Why Iran Is Next For America
3 months ago
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0
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Why Iran Is Next For America
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Why Everything Is Crashing
3 months ago
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0
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Why Everything Is Crashing
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Dollar Is Stealing Your Time
3 months ago
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0
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The Dollar Is Stealing Your Time
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Next World Reserve Currency
3 months ago
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0
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The Next World Reserve Currency
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Next World Reserve Currency
3 months ago
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5
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The Next World Reserve Currency
5
3 months ago
Analyzed
What BlackRock Wants (From The New World Order)
3 months ago
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0
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What BlackRock Wants (From The New World Order)
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The New Center of Global Power
3 months ago
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0
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The New Center of Global Power
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
What Happens After The Dollar
3 months ago
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0
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What Happens After The Dollar
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Last Phase of the U.S. Dollar
3 months ago
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0
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The Last Phase of the U.S. Dollar
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Globalization is Resetting
3 months ago
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0
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Globalization is Resetting
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Start Of A New World Order
3 months ago
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0
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The Start Of A New World Order
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Start Of A New World Order
3 months ago
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0
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The Start Of A New World Order
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Why Some Get Richer While Others Fall Behind
3 months ago
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0
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Why Some Get Richer While Others Fall Behind
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
5 Years Left To Own Something — Or Work Forever
3 months ago
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0
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5 Years Left To Own Something — Or Work Forever
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Future After Jobs Disappear
3 months ago
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2
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The Future After Jobs Disappear
2
3 months ago
Analyzed
You Have 5 Years Left to Get Rich
3 months ago
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0
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You Have 5 Years Left to Get Rich
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
You Have 5 Years Left To Get Rich
3 months ago
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0
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You Have 5 Years Left To Get Rich
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Carry Trade That Shaped Global Markets
3 months ago
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0
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The Carry Trade That Shaped Global Markets
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
The Monroe Doctrine Just Got Activated
3 months ago
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0
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The Monroe Doctrine Just Got Activated
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Why Controlling the Coastlines Means Power
3 months ago
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0
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Why Controlling the Coastlines Means Power
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
China’s $100 Billion Bet on Venezuelan Oil
3 months ago
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0
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China’s $100 Billion Bet on Venezuelan Oil
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
China’s Grip on Critical Minerals Is a Security Risk
3 months ago
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0
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China’s Grip on Critical Minerals Is a Security Risk
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
How The U.S. Defends Its Interests Without Being There
3 months ago
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0
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How The U.S. Defends Its Interests Without Being There
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
How Iran Holds Leverage Over Global Energy
3 months ago
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0
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How Iran Holds Leverage Over Global Energy
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Iran Is Next
3 months ago
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0
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Iran Is Next
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Iran Is Next (Venezuela Was Never About Oil)
3 months ago
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0
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Iran Is Next (Venezuela Was Never About Oil)
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Why $1.5 Trillion in Fraud Breaks a Country
3 months ago
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0
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Why $1.5 Trillion in Fraud Breaks a Country
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Sanctions Isolated Venezuela From Global Markets
3 months ago
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0
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Sanctions Isolated Venezuela From Global Markets
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
Silver Supply Doesn’t Respond to Price
3 months ago
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0
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Silver Supply Doesn’t Respond to Price
0
3 months ago
Analyzed
America’s Fraud Is Bigger Than You Think
4 months ago
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0
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America’s Fraud Is Bigger Than You Think
0
4 months ago
Analyzed
China’s Strategic Value of Silver
4 months ago
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0
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China’s Strategic Value of Silver
0
4 months ago
Analyzed
Why Venezuela Fits The Narrative
4 months ago
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0
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Why Venezuela Fits The Narrative
0
4 months ago
Analyzed
America’s Fraud Is Bigger Than You Think
4 months ago
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0
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America’s Fraud Is Bigger Than You Think
0
4 months ago
Analyzed
The U.S. Just Invaded Venezuela
4 months ago
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0
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The U.S. Just Invaded Venezuela
0
4 months ago
Analyzed
Why The U.S. Just Invaded Venezuela
4 months ago
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0
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Why The U.S. Just Invaded Venezuela
0
4 months ago
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The Silver Price History
4 months ago
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0
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The Silver Price History
0
4 months ago
Analyzed
China Now Controls Silver Exports —Why It Matters
4 months ago
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1
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China Now Controls Silver Exports —Why It Matters
1
4 months ago
Analyzed
China’s Biggest Leverage Over the U.S.
1 week ago
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0
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China’s Biggest Leverage Over the U.S.
0
1 week ago
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Why Oil Prices Are Skyrocketing
1 week ago
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0
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Why Oil Prices Are Skyrocketing
0
1 week ago
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Why The Fed Won’t Lower Rates Yet
1 week ago
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0
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Why The Fed Won’t Lower Rates Yet
0
1 week ago
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Money Is Moving to China
1 week ago
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0
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Money Is Moving to China
0
1 week ago
No captions
How I Protect My Money
1 week ago
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0
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No captions
How I Protect My Money
0
1 week ago
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How Oil Prices Are Manipulated
2 weeks ago
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0
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How Oil Prices Are Manipulated
0
2 weeks ago
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When Will Oil Prices Hit The Economy?
2 weeks ago
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0
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When Will Oil Prices Hit The Economy?
0
2 weeks ago
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The Oil Crisis Is Coming Soon
2 weeks ago
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0
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The Oil Crisis Is Coming Soon
0
2 weeks ago
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The Oil Shock Is About To Hit America
2 weeks ago
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0
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The Oil Shock Is About To Hit America
0
2 weeks ago
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