The world is preparing for a crisis, likely leading to a run to gold instead of the US dollar as a safe haven.
Central banks are stacking gold at record levels since 2022, preferring it over US treasuries.
Gold investors expect long-term prices to rise above $5,000-$10,000, despite current fluctuations.
The US dollar is losing purchasing power against gold and silver, reflecting a macroeconomic shift.
The world is turning away from a debased dollar, opting for precious metals as a store of value.
The Triffin dilemma causes the US to have a trade deficit due to its strong currency, impacting domestic production.
The US Treasury Department has a vested interest in seeing gold revalued higher than $42 per ounce.
Official inflation rates are fictional, with real rates much higher than 10%, making US bonds negative returning.
A cheaper dollar could benefit US industry by allowing it to compete with countries like China.
The secular trend of moving from the dollar to gold will continue, maintaining gold’s value over the long term.
Iran’s intelligence chief claims involvement of 50+ international agencies in a 12-day war against Iran, indicating a high level of international coordination.
Iran’s strategy involves aligning with other powers to weaken the American Empire during its global overcommitment, such as in Venezuela and Ukraine.
The CIA is accused of being the world’s largest drug runner, with Trump’s anti-cartel efforts in Venezuela and Mexico targeting specific CIA factions.
Deep state factions in the US are in internal conflict, with Trump’s faction being a key player, though this struggle remains largely hidden from the public.
Iran’s military is now more cohesive, with the revolutionary guards previously one of the most corrupt but now unified for a stronger response against the US and Israel.
The global financial elite consists of Wall Street, London, Europe, China, and Russia, opposing America First policies and favoring globalization.
Secret societies like Freemasons and Jesuits are reportedly active, supporting Trump to trigger World War III for prophetic reasons.
Trump, Putin, and Xi are seen as a new triumvirate, collaborating to reinforce sovereignty and counter the global financial elite’s influence.
Despite Russia and China not aligning with the global elite, they support Trump in using Iran as a tool to dismantle the global financial empire.
Trump is predicted to pursue a third term as president, with a focus on domestic rebuilding and deploying the National Guard extensively.
The Ukraine war is expected to escalate, with Russia moving towards Odessa, leveraging artillery, air supremacy, and nuclear capabilities against NATO.
The Fed’s recent rate cut and termination of quantitative tightening indicate a belief in a weak economy needing more monetary stimulus.
Despite inflation not returning to 2%, the Fed’s decisions suggest a lack of seriousness in reducing the CPI-measured inflation.
The Fed is prioritizing stimulating demand for government debt to prevent high interest rates, risking higher inflation.
The Fed is willing to accept higher inflation to prevent the federal government from a crushing interest burden on its debt.
The Fed’s balance sheet has declined by ~$2 trillion, becoming dependent on mortgage-backed securities (MBS).
To reduce long-term assets, the Fed plans to let MBS mature and use proceeds to purchase shorter-term Treasuries, maintaining monetary neutrality.
Quantitative tightening has been shrinking the Fed’s balance sheet, but plans now include using MBS proceeds to purchase Treasuries to maintain portfolio size.
The Fed’s 2% inflation target is seen as arbitrary and unrealistic, as highlighted by Jonathan Newman.
The Fed’s credibility has been eroding, particularly since the 2022 inflation crisis, leading to more adversarial press conferences.
The Fed’s scapegoating of external factors will become less effective as the employment situation worsens.
The Fed’s interest rate policy directly impacts asset prices, including AI stocks, contributing to asset price inflation.
The Fed’s potential failure to address the employment situation effectively could lead to heightened political battles with the administration.
The credibility crisis is expected to intensify if the Fed fails to manage the employment situation effectively.
Gold prices doubling in 2-3 years indicate a loss of confidence in national currencies, potentially leading to a return to the gold standard.
China’s digital yuan is likely to be the first to revert to the gold standard, facilitating easier exchange for other central banks.
The US dollar is on the verge of collapse due to an impending hyperinflation fueled by a $40 trillion debt and $200 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
The US government’s attempt to back the dollar with bitcoin is likely to fail as nations prefer gold for its 5,000-year history as a stable medium.
Creating a bitcoin reserve will not mitigate hyperinflation, as continuous dollar printing worsens inflation unless deficits are reduced.
The US has lost its manufacturing culture and principles of rugged individualism, complicating economic recovery.
The US economy faces a weak position with potential job losses wrongly attributed to AI, highlighting systemic issues.
The US culture has deteriorated over 50-60 years, making national recovery increasingly difficult.
The US might experience balkanization due to prolonged cultural degradation and economic challenges.
A potential reset of the US’s economic, social, and political systems could involve civil unrest and conflict.
The rise of China as a new global force could be accelerated by the decline of the US dollar.
The US economy is flatlining, with only 18% expanding – the lowest since 2020 and 2009, signaling potential recession.
A K-shaped economy persists, with AI-driven growth masking broader weakness and the top 10% of earners fueling consumer spending.
The AI spending boom is showing signs of overcapacity and crowding out other business investments, mirroring the late 1990s internet bubble.
The CAPE multiple at 40 (a 2SD event) suggests extreme overvaluation, historically leading to negative S&P 500 returns over 1-10 years.
Current market conditions represent the second biggest bubble on record after the 1929 crash, with top tech stocks at risk of 60-80% declines in a mild recession.
Housing deflation, with Case-Shiller negative for 5 months, historically precedes economic downturns.
Baby boomers face significant concentration risk with over 60% in equities, potentially impacting retirement lifestyles and social security.
Despite horrible economic indicators, 56% of respondents remain bullish on stocks, an unprecedented dichotomy in sentiment.
Income inequality has widened since the 1980s, with 2% productivity growth but only 1% real wage growth, fueling the capital K-shaped economy.
Fiscal stimulus peaks in 2026, adding just 50 basis points to growth before fading, while trade and immigration headwinds persist.
The bond market signals risk-off, with yields below Fed funds, potentially offering 10% returns in the coming year.
Precious metals are in a secular bull market since 1999, with gold projected to reach $6,000 per ounce.
Investors should build liquidity to weather the bubble’s burst and capitalize on future opportunities at attractive valuations.
Martin Armstrong’s economic code predicts a 500-year shift from debt-based to resource-based systems, with gold and silver playing a crucial role.
The Western debt-based system is collapsing, leading to a future where real assets and real people become central.
Physical gold and silver are seen as immune to market manipulation, providing safety and stability in uncertain economic times.
Physical silver can be bought at a discount during a toppy market, serving as a contrarian investment opportunity.
Bitcoin is described as the most dangerous market due to its high leverage and speculative nature, evidenced by a $5 billion flash crash in just 30 minutes.
AI-powered pattern recognition and cycle analysis have been used to accurately predict market trends, despite being criticized for having giant flaws.
The pharmaceutical industry is criticized for corruption, with vaccines labeled as exceptionally dangerous and contributing to a sick society.
Fast food in the US is designed to hack your brain, encouraging overconsumption and adversely affecting health.
Manchild neurosis is a psychological affliction stemming from a negative mother complex, hindering the development of self-reliance, discipline, and productive action.
Negative mother complex originates from the intensity of the early relationship with the mother, fostering unconscious regressive forces that impede manhood.
Societal factors like the comfort and security of living at home and escape into virtual worlds contribute to the prevalence of manchild neurosis.
Achieving heroic manhood requires battling and overcoming regressive yearnings for maternal comfort to foster self-reliance, discipline, and productive action.
Manchild neurosis leads to prolonged adolescent psychology, maintaining characteristics typical of youth around 17 or 18.
The Proof of Weapons Network is a system where central banks, debt, and corporate influence control global power dynamics.
The Federal Reserve, established in 1913, can create dollars with each loan, increasing its influence.
The Bank for International Settlements was used by Nazi Germany to transfer raided gold to Fort Knox.
The IMF persuaded countries to exchange currencies for dollars, defaulting on gold convertibility in 1971.
Fiat currency is weaponized by creating stable coins and leading to an AI-driven surveillance society.
BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard, and Fidelity dominate the asset management industry, influencing economic outcomes.
The Proof of Weapons Network funds fascism, communism, and fake capitalism via central banks and leveraged markets.
The multipolar world order disrupts traditional power, with countries like China, Saudi Arabia, and UAE gaining influence.
Bitcoin acts as a counterforce, providing a decentralized, secure store of value against the Proof of Weapons Network.
The Belt and Road Initiative by China offers a non-predatory alternative to the IMF’s neocolonial model.
The IMF continues to interfere in Bitcoin policy, challenging countries like El Salvador.
The Bitcoin network disrupts state power by offering a distributed supercomputer with a fixed supply of money.
The centralization vs. decentralization debate in Bitcoin reflects a struggle between individual freedom and state control.
The spiritual warfare aspect of the network tests humanity’s choices between good and evil.
The Forever War business model profits BlackRock contractors with 100x margins in reconstruction.
The technocratic future aims to control all aspects of life, benefiting a small elite while increasing the cost of living crisis.
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