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Global Economy Insights (Videos): Germany Freaks out, Treasury Trade Meltdown, Stock Market Drops, Markets Gone Wild, BlackRock’s Outrageous Plans

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This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Sean Foo, Gregory Mannarino, Wealthion, and RJ Talks.

Sean Foo talks about Germany freaking out as China pleas to purchase their vehicles. Gregory Mannarino reports on the BIS warning of a treasury trade meltdown, $150 crude oil shockwave, debt market selloff continuing, stock market dropping, and more. Darius Dale joins Wealthion and says to get ready for markets to go wild. RJ Talks discusses how BlackRock plans to use taxpayer money to beat the market.


Sean Foo
Sep 26, 2023

Germany’s economy is in bad shape and now it’s auto industry is now in peril with the latest move against Chinese EVs. The EU might be moving to impose new taxes on EVs imported from China and there could be massive retaliation in store as well. Here’s why this economic hell is far from over.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctryU-IOdGE


Gregory Mannarino
Sep 26, 2023

BIS WARNS OF “TREASURY TRADE MELTDOWN.” $150 Crude Oil “SHOCKWAVE.” Important Updates. Mannarino

DEBT MARKET SELLOFF CONTINUES! Stock Market DROPS As The MMRI Breaks Above 300. Mannarino

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffY7lPN-odQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7tdLo48LMk


Wealthion
Premiered Sep 26, 2023

Macro & markets analyst Darius Dale returns for Part 2 of our interview with him. Darius thinks stocks could run up through the rest of the year, and bonds fall, before these trends reverse in H1 2024 as a recession finally arrives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q8hZiF8was


RJ Talks
Sep 26, 2023

One of the largest institutional investors in the world, BlackRock, is now laying out their plan for the next few years. Unlike most of the large investment banks, who see the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in 2024, BlackRock predicts the opposite will take place. They see the Fed becoming stuck and forced into keeping rates high for the long term.

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Additionally they layout in detail in a recent investor note, how the market instability, and global volatility is good, beneficial for their new strategy of playing a larger role in the world of private lending. We go into the details of what this means, and the size of the returns they plan to make. After recently meeting with large in need borrowers, like the government of Ukraine, and helping to fund the rebuild effort. Well, where do you think all the money is coming from? Do these borrowers have the money to pay back these loans at these jumbo rates? I think you’ll be surprised to find out who exactly is funding all of this.

We also show what BlackRock is projecting for this week’s GDP and GDI revisions (gross domestic product and gross domestic income), and how they are even more bearish than Morgan Stanley.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dCQQ1kthLc

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