BREAKING: The Bond Market Is Collapsing (JPMorgan’s Final Warning)
Published: 2025-06-05
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Published: 2025-06-05
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Analyzed
Predictions from this Video
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Prediction
Topic
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A significant downturn or 'crack' in the bond market is predicted to occur.
"You are going to see a crack in the bond market. Okay? It is going to happen."
Incorrect
A collapse in the bond market could lead to the unraveling of the global financial system.
"if the bond market really starts to crack, it could threaten way more than just your investments. It might unravel the entire global financial system."
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Interest rates in the US bond market are increasing, mirroring trends seen in Japan.
"the interest rates right now in the US are going up. Not just in Japan, but also here at home."
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Government debt growth has surpassed private debt growth during periods of economic expansion, which is an unusual trend.
"Government debt growth started consistently outpacing private debt, even during economic expansions or times of growth."
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Global investors are beginning to question the long-term viability of the financial system due to its reliance on increasing debt.
"this suggests that investors all over the world are starting to doubt the sustainability of the current financial system which is built on everinccreasing debt."
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The Social Security trust fund is projected to be depleted within the next decade.
"it's expected to hit zero within the next decade or so."
Pending
The US economy has only experienced deleveraging during the Great Depression and the 2008 financial crisis, indicating a strong historical trend of increasing debt.
"we've only had a grand total of five total years where this blue line has ever dipped. The Great Depression, which is between 1930 to 1934 and the 2008 financial crisis. That's it. That's the only time our economy has delevered."
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Total debt in the US economy has reached $100 trillion.
"our total debt stands at an astonishing $100 trillion."
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Any significant effort to reduce the national debt poses a risk of collapsing the entire financial system.
"any attempt to seriously reduce that debt actually risks collapsing the entire system."
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Historically, the US economy has shifted from being driven by private debt to being driven by government debt, as seen after the Great Depression and potentially happening again.
"Back in the 1940s, right after World War II, just like today in the 1920s and 30s, private debt grew so fast until it reached unsustainable levels. Eventually that bubble bust leading to the Great Depression and then the government stepped in to borrow and spend massively causing government debt to skyrocket. The economy shifted from a private debt driven economy into a government debt driven economy."
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In the 1940s, the US government managed its debt by maintaining low interest rates and fostering inflation, which reduced the real value of the debt over time.
"they kept interest rates artificially low and they encouraged inflation to eat away at the value of that debt and then they gradually shifted the burden back to the private sector over decades."
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The economic tools previously used to overcome debt crises are already being employed, suggesting a potential lack of new solutions for current challenges.
"the tools that we use to get us out of that situation are already being used today."
Pending
Holding no hard assets (like gold or Bitcoin) is considered riskier than holding them in the current economic climate.
"And I think at this point, not owning any hard assets is more risky than owning them. And by hard assets, I'm referring mostly to things like gold and Bitcoin."
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