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This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from The Rich Dad Channel, Heresy Financial, WTFinance, and The Atlantis Report.
John MacGregor on The Rich Dad Channel talks about the proposed new BRICS currency that could replace the US Dollar as the world’s reserve currency. Heresy Financial discusses the end of Japan’s yield curve control. Mish Shedlock joins WTFinance to discuss why we are on the brink of an economic crisis. The Atlantis Report provides news relating to the BRICS currency and the end of the US Dollar.
The Rich Dad Channel
Premiered Aug 4, 2023
In this episode of Full Disclosure, host John MacGregor covers a range of important topics impacting the lives of everyday people. He starts by discussing the potential replacement of the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency with a new currency backed by gold, proposed by the BRICS countries. MacGregor explores the consequences of this shift and its impact on the US economy. He then delves into the ESG movement, expressing concerns about its potential control over people’s lives and the lack of media coverage on the issue. MacGregor also raises alarm about China’s aggression and the possibility of an invasion of Taiwan. He concludes by introducing a new segment called the Lightning Round, where he briefly covers other significant stories in the news.
Heresy Financial
Aug 4, 2023
The Bank of Japan shocked markets with a surprise change to its yield curve control.
The biggest shock being this is not a standard change to yield curve control where they say, hey, instead of interest rates being capped at half a percent, we’ll let them go up to 1%.
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In this case, it’s a mash-up that leaves investors wondering what the Bank of Japan will do.
WTFinance
Aug 4, 2023
Interview recorded – 1st of August, 2023
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I have the pleasure of speaking with Mish Shedlock – Investment Analyst and Writer of the great global economics blog called “MishTalk”.
During our conversation we spoke about the political drivers of the economy, how inflation is impacting the markets, what does a FED pivot mean for assets and whether the economy is currently on the brink of an economic crisis. I hope you enjoy!
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The Atlantis Report
Aug 4, 2023
With the dollar making up 58% of the world’s foreign exchange funds and being used in 88% of overseas deals, it is clear that the dollar is the most important currency in the world. Yet, since Russia invaded Ukraine, de-dollarization, which means lowering an economy’s dependence on the U.S. dollar for foreign trade and banking, has been speeding up.
The BRICS countries have been working on many projects to reduce their dollar reliance. Over the past year, Russia, China, and Brazil have used non-dollar assets like the yuan more often when doing business across borders. Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates are all looking for ways to avoid using the dollar. And central banks have tried to put more of their savings into gold instead of the dollar.
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