This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Sean Foo, Tech Revolution, Wall Street Silver, Steven Van Metre, ITM Trading, Liberty and Finance, and David Lin.
Sean Foo begins with how the West is breaking under economic pain. Tech Revolution talks about China’s masterplan to shut down US global dominance. Peter St Onge on Wall Street Silver talks about the blame on workers for inflation. Steven Van Metre says an economic meltdown is imminent. Lynette Zang from ITM Trading discusses how central banks are handling de-dollarization fears. Dr. Edwin Vieira joins Liberty and Finance to talk about the BRICS currency. David Rosenberg joins David Lin to discuss the stock market bubble pop.
Sean Foo
Jul 18, 2023
As the NATO summit concludes, we are starting to see cracks in western unity against Russia. Why is this happening? It’s because economic pain is ramping up across the United States, and the rest of the G7 nations. Here’s what you must know and how this conflict could likely end.
Tech Revolution
Jul 18, 2023
China is on a path to global domination. The country has been steadily increasing its economic, military, and political power for decades. And under the leadership of Xi Jinping, China has become even more assertive in its ambitions.
The United States is facing a growing threat from China. If China is successful in its ambitions, it could become the dominant power in the world. This would have a profound impact on the United States and the rest of the world.
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China’s rise in the past couple of decades has completely transformed the global political scene. It all started when they joined the World Trade Organization back in 2001. Since then, they’ve gone from being a cheap manufacturing hub to a powerhouse in advanced technology.
It’s like they’ve taken over the world, not just with their products, but also with their influence. They’ve completely shaken up global supply chains and even changed the way countries interact with each other.
But, you know, with great power comes great tension. People initially thought that China’s integration into the global economy would make them more open and friendly, but it hasn’t turned out that way.
Ever since President Xi Jinping took the reins in 2012, things have taken a different turn. Instead of becoming more liberal, China has cracked down on any form of dissent and tightened its grip on society.
Economic reforms that were desperately needed have been put on the back burner, and to make matters worse, they’ve been playing d---y in the trade game. They’ve been forcing foreign companies to give up their technology and putting all sorts of restrictions on them.
It’s caused a huge trade war with the U.S., and even Europe is starting to raise an eyebrow. It seems that China’s low-key ascent has given way to a more vocal expression of its ambitions as a global power.
They’re flexing their muscles, especially when it comes to their territorial disputes in the South China Sea. It’s not just talk either – their military modernization program is making Asia and the United States take notice, realizing that China’s economic strength has significant geopolitical implications.
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Interestingly, the C---D-19 pandemic initially presented an opportunity for Beijing to expand its influence. However, it has also raised doubts about China’s credibility as a responsible player and the sustainability of the supply chains that have fueled its economic success.
Now, with Xi Jinping securing a third term as C-------t Party chairman and Chinese president, things are likely to gain even more momentum. However, as he consolidates power in his hands, Xi also takes on greater responsibility for both China’s achievements and its failures.
With mounting challenges ahead, there’s no guarantee that China’s rise won’t face obstacles due to pressure from its competition with Washington or its own mistakes. Now let us take a further look at how they are influencing the majority of the nations.
China’s presence in Latin America has skyrocketed in recent years, promising economic opportunities while stirring up worries about its growing influence. The Chinese government and its companies have become major players in the region’s energy, infrastructure, and space industries.
China has even surpassed the United States as South America’s biggest trading partner. Not only that, but Beijing has also expanded its reach diplomatically, culturally, and even militarily throughout Latin America.
However, the United States and its allies aren’t exactly thrilled about China’s rising power in Latin America. They s-----t that Beijing is using its relationships in the region to advance its geopolitical agenda.
They worry that China is using these ties to isolate Taiwan further and prop up authoritarian regimes like Cuba and Venezuela. President J-------n, in particular, views China as a strategic competitor in Latin America and has promised to enhance economic cooperation with the region.
But some experts argue that the United States should be doing even more to counter China’s influence. Over the past couple of decades, China has cultivated strong economic and security bonds with various Latin American countries, such as Brazil and Venezuela.
Wall Street Silver
Jul 18, 2023
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In this video, Peter discovers the real story behind inflation and how wages are becoming the new scapegoat. Learn why wage inflation is on the rise and how it impacts the economy. Furthermore, Peter uncovers the Cantillon effect and its role in shaping the economy.
Steven Van Metre
Jul 18, 2023
An Economic Meltdown Is Imminent (And Why It Will Be Worse Than We Thought)
ITM TRADING, INC.
Jul 18, 2023
There was just a major pattern shift in Global Central Banks deciding to move their Gold holdings home as a flight to safety. And then, in almost perfect harmony, the US Dollar Index falls below a key technical support level, making it even more clear what’s about to unfold.
I remember when the Dollar Index fell in 2007 (also in July) and I called to warn my mother to pull her stocks out. This was the first time I said “something n---y this way comes”. She pulled half her money out, then called me in February of 2008 asking me to look at her statement saying “There’s got to be something wrong here”. I said no Mom, I warned you, this is an erosion of your portfolio…
96% of Central Banks say their “Safe Heaven Asset” is Gold. They are getting ready for this, are you? They now only want physical gold in their possession, do you?
Let’s uncover what’s happening with the US Dollar and break down the exact same strategies the banks are using to protect themselves as we speak…coming up!
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Liberty and Finance
Premiered Jul 18, 2023
How might a BRICS gold-backed currency work? Dr. Edwin Vieira discusses how a gold-backed currency can be enforced and how the BRICS currency may have issues. In following segments, Dr. Vieira will discuss the future of the U.S. dollar amid this new reserve currency.
David Lin
Jul 18, 2023
David Rosenberg, Founder and President of Rosenberg Research, joins David Hay, co-CIO of Evergreen Gavekal, in a discussion on recession indicators, soft landing expectations, and investment implications.
*This video was recorded on July 18, 2023
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