The US economy is at a precarious point with stock markets down, tech stocks stagnant, and employment reports soured, signaling an emerging economic crisis.
The Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates and inflate the money supply in response, despite Chairman Powell’s current optimism about maintaining the 2% inflation target.
The current economic bubble was created by massive money supply inflation during COVID-19 lockdowns, with the Fed bailing out businesses through trillions in checks and loans.
The Fed’s inflationary policies under Powell and Biden for the past four years have created a huge economic problem, setting up the economy for a correction and crisis.
Major cities are experiencing massive overdevelopment of downtown areas, with empty office buildings and zombie corporations slowly eating themselves due to low interest rates and government subsidies.
The housing market is booming with prices way up from 2019-2020 levels, driven by funny money from government subsidies and low interest rates, creating a significant price gap between high-quality homes and multi-unit housing.
The used car market is experiencing a huge bubble with prices way up during pandemic lockdowns, driven by government subsidies and low interest rates.
The commercial real estate market is overbuilt, with hospitals, storage units, and other properties potentially empty due to the shift to remote work, exemplifying the skyscraper theory of market overdevelopment.
European leaders push for conflict with Russia despite recession, with Germany planning 500B euros in military spending instead of focusing on domestic economy.
Banks and bankers have historically profited from wars by finding collateral for loans, with US military bases protecting contracts for natural resources like Ukraine’s $12 trillion worth.
BRICS countries are increasing gold reserves as a strategic alternative to the US dollar, reflecting doubts about fiat currencies and seeking to diversify reserves.
Negative real rates, where inflation exceeds bond yields, erode purchasing power and act as an invisible tax on the middle class, benefiting broke sovereign countries but causing social unrest.
Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are seen as efficient but risk financial repression and loss of civil liberties through programmable, trackable money.
Weaponization of the dollar in 2022 led to a 3x increase in central bank gold buying compared to pre-2022 levels, as countries seek financial security amid US debt.
Gold’s rising price threatens the fiat dollar system, making it an absolute threat to the US government and banks, which is why it’s intentionally ignored by mainstream media.
Record levels of gold stand for delivery on COMEX, 4x last year’s pace, indicate counterparties want physical gold due to lack of trust in paper money and US Treasury.
China and Russia likely have 10x more gold than official World Gold Council audits, carefully stacking gold for decades like chess players.
Yellen’s short-term debt issuance is a band-aid yield curve control solution that won’t solve the 140% military spending, entitlements, and interest on debt problem relative to tax receipts.
High debt levels, equity and credit bubbles, and rising interest rates are creating a volatile economic environment where any spike in 10-year yields could accelerate crashes in major indices.
Revaluing US gold reserves at $422/oz to market value could provide $750-800B in liquidity, but is a desperate measure that won’t solve the $37T debt crisis.
Eastern central banks, Russia, China, and BRICS countries are stacking gold and withdrawing from COMEX as financial war preparation, seeing US and Europe as desperate and weak.
The US is in the fourth stage of an empire, too spread out and thin, with BRICS countries preferring gold over US debt as a strategic reserve asset due to high debt levels and declining credit quality.
Alternative media is challenging mainstream narratives and encouraging critical thinking on complex issues like geopolitics and economics, providing a platform for diverse viewpoints and informed discussions.
The $36 trillion printing by the US, at $1 trillion every 100 days, causes asset inflation in gold, silver, real estate, and oil, widening the gap between rich and poor.
Kiyosaki’s Cash Flow Board Game simulates real-life investing, teaching financial statements, asset column management, and how to generate passive income for financial freedom.
The 1964 Kennedy half dollar vs. 1964 $10 bill example illustrates public ignorance about real and fake money, highlighting the need for financial education.
Nixon’s 1971 decision to take the dollar off the gold standard made it fake money, contributing to the widening wealth gap.
Kiyosaki’s experience buying gold at a discount in Vietnam (1972) taught the importance of understanding spot price and asset value.
The game’s FasTrack deals, like buying a gold mine, teach rapid asset acquisition for generating passive income and exiting the rat race.
Kiyosaki emphasizes financial intelligence as key to achieving financial freedom, stressing the importance of understanding tax implications in investment strategies.
The game’s bi-triangle represents the team and return on investment required for financial freedom, encouraging players to think differently about their financial lives.
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