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Dedollarization: China trims US Treasury debt for second straight month

Sep 17, 2020 | Economic Collapse

China slightly trimmed its holding of US Treasury bonds for the second straight month in July, continuing a downward spiral amid growing risks of greenback assets. China cut its US Treasury bond holdings by $1 billion in July to $1.07 trillion, US Treasury Department...

America Is Burning: Covid today, Debt Tomorrow & Forever

Aug 20, 2020 | Debt

“In order to save the village we had to destroy it…” As Apple passes through the $2 trillion market cap, I’m hi-fiving myself or correctly understanding how it would successfully weather the Pandemic storm – and I can’t help but wonder when to sell. The speed at which...

Why Banks’ Declining Reserves Matter For The Dollar

Aug 6, 2020 | Economic Collapse

The worst of the dollar funding crunch is over, for now. But as conditions improve in the financial system, the related decline in the total cash pile held by all banks at the US Federal Reserve should be carefully watched. September’s blow-up in a key US...

The War On Cash Is Over – Do This Now

Jul 30, 2020 | Economic Collapse

All right, so today we are talking about a fourth great monetary shock that’s on its way like I said three in the last century. And the fourth one is happening right now so let me ask you a question. Do these dates ring a bell?. 1907 1933 1971 maybe now to most...

The Federal Reserves’ Destruction Of The Bottom 90%

May 11, 2020 | Economic Collapse

The Federal Reserve seemingly is an ongoing mission to destroy the bottom 90%. The one lesson that we have clearly learned since the 2008 “Great Financial Crisis,” is that monetary and fiscal policy interventions do not lead to increased levels of economic...