The “Japan shock” that has the potential to destroy stocks worldwide is just getting started, and investors should start preparing for it. Notably, President Trump welcomed UK Prime Minister Starmer to the White House. However, the more pressing issue they probably didn’t discuss is that both the US and the UK are facing what I …
Category: Financial Markets
Bitcoin reveals hard crash in stocks
Bitcoin has a good correlation with the stock market, and we are now seeing it outperform the stock market. Since January 20, 2025, when it hit a new all-time high above $109,000, it has fallen by almost 24%, now trading below $84,000 – and that’s what we call a bear market! On Tuesday, February 25, …
Rescheduling the maturities of US debt securities and Linking the dollar to gold
After the geopolitical earthquakes caused by the US’s reorientation of its stance on Ukraine and its rapprochement with Russia, a new earthquake is being planned, this time in the economy. In a move that could reshape the global financial landscape with unpredictable consequences, President Donald Trump is reportedly planning a major restructuring of international debt …
The shift to physical gold reserves following escalating debt levels and the erosion of confidence in fiat currencies
In a move that underscores growing concerns about the stability of global financial systems, a significant 400 metric tons of physical gold have been moved from London to the New York Mercantile Exchange (COMEX). The unprecedented move, which has increased gold holdings on the COMEX market by 75%, has sparked speculation about the future of …
Trump’s plan for the BRICS monetary revolution
The 47th President of the United States has long been making bold statements about the policy he wants to pursue – a typical example of such a repeated statement is his pledge to impose 100% import tariffs on BRICS countries if they attempt to undermine the dollar and move away from it. Trump told Truth …
The Japanese sold off 41 billion of Eurozone debt in 6 months, leading to a generalized sell-off in bonds
Japanese investors have sold off eurozone government debt at the fastest pace in a decade, suggesting that the move by one of the major holders of European debt could lead to a sharp sell-off in the market. Gross online sales by Japanese buyers rose to 41 billion euros in the six months to November, the …
Banks’ exposure to government debt will bring economic collapse
Crises are never caused by excessive exposure of businesses and individuals to risky assets. Crises can only happen when investors, governments and households accumulate risk in assets where most people believe there is little to no risk – namely government bonds. The recent sell-off and the underlying trend What does the recent sell-off in US …
The specter of the IMF hangs over Britain and the new debt crisis
The latest turmoil in UK bonds has drawn comparisons to the collapse of Liz Truss’s 2022 mini-budget, but a parallel with the debt crisis of the 1970s may be more apt. About ten days ago the British pound came under sustained downward pressure amid a fall in the value of UK government bonds, which arose …
Inflationary money: foundation of uncontrolled state growth – destruction of economic & social freedoms
The rulers and the ruled in the Western world have long succumbed to a particularly demonic temptation: the replacement of commodity (or precious metal) money with unbacked, state-issued money, known as fiat money. In a sense, they have been seduced by the alluring prospect of securing the power to increase the quantity of money arbitrarily …
How is the financial engineering tool -synthetic risk transfer (SRT) disintegrating the Global Financial System?
New products reminiscent of the subprime era and which may create negative vicious cycles and crises are being launched by global bankers, reaping temporary benefits but at the same time questioning the stability of the international financial system. SRT – synthetic risk transfer is one of the hottest financial engineering tools today. The SRT tool …