This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Tech Revolution, Gregory Mannarino, The Rich Dad Channel, ITM Trading, and WTFinance.
Tech Revolution shares news of the UK ignoring America’s new deal and joined IMEC instead which no one saw coming.
Gregory Mannarino talks about the global economic freefall worsening and the Federal Reserve supercharging the market.
Egon von Greyerz joins host Robert Kiyosaki on The Rich Dad Channel to discuss the impending banking crash and hyperinflation.
Edward Dowd, founder of Phinance Technologies joins Daniela Cambone on ITM Trading to talk about needing a 50% stock market crash to bring in CBDCs in 2024.
George Robertson, a veteran of the Fixed Income industry joins WTFinance to discuss how the Federal Reserve is d--d and their only tool is their narrative.
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Tech Revolution
Dec 13, 2023
Something really interesting went down at the G20 summit in September 2023. The United States, alongside its allies like the European Union, France, Germany, India, Italy, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates, dropped a bombshell announcement. They decided to join forces and create the India-Middle East Europe Corridor, or IMEC for short.
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Now, what’s the buzz about IMEC? Think of it as this grand master plan to shake things up in Eurasia, bridging the gap between the Indo-Pacific and Europe, with a special focus on West Asia. It’s like a blend of various transportation methods, digital tech, and clean hydrogen pipelines.
But, as with any grand plan, it’s not all smooth sailing for IMEC. Challenges are on the horizon, ranging from dealing with geography and logistics to navigating geopolitics, competition, and maintaining security in the region. So, why is the United States so deeply invested in this corridor? The goal is to be a major player in shaping the economic and security landscape of Eurasia. Despite challenges in Gaza, President J-------n is determined to make IMEC a priority, emphasizing its significance in promoting stability, job creation, and conflict reduction, as outlined in his foreign policy speech on October 19.
Interestingly, the United Kingdom, a close ally of the U.S. in geopolitics, seems to be sitting out on IMEC. While other European partners are actively involved, London appears to be taking a back seat. This becomes particularly intriguing when considering discussions about British troops in Gaza and Tony Blair’s role in the humanitarian coordinator position. Surprisingly, the UK’s absence raises questions. Analysts view it as a potential misstep, especially considering the U.S.’s efforts to bring North America, the EU, and the UK together to counterbalance China and Russia. Some believe that London’s participation in IMEC could not only boost its standing but also align its interests with the U.S. and the EU on the global stage.
In the post-Brexit landscape, IMEC could serve as a platform for structured talks between the UK and the EU, potentially strengthening their relations. Even if the UK isn’t eager to rejoin the EU’s single market or customs union, IMEC might open doors for closer ties. Looking at the broader picture, IMEC presents a golden opportunity for Global Britain to enhance its post-Brexit connections with key partners like India, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The economic growth of these West Asian nations has elevated their influence over Britain, as seen in the discussions between PM Boris Johnson and the leaders of Saudi Arabia and the UAE in March 2022.
Now, let’s dive into the core reason for IMEC’s existence – countering China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). For the U.S. and the EU, IMEC serves as a strategic move to curb Beijing’s growing presence in the Middle East. While China’s BRI has been making waves in the region, IMEC is positioned as an alternative to actively shape the future and pull regional powers away from Beijing’s grasp.
However, the Middle East has a different perspective. Gulf monarchies aren’t keen on picking sides between the U.S.-EU alliance and China. For them, IMEC is an opportunity to assert their influence in the strategic and economic calculations of both parties, rather than a complete alternative to China’s BRI.
Now, let’s talk about India’s role in IMEC. Their tensions with Beijing and Islamabad are driving them to engage in this corridor. With India-China tensions escalating, IMEC provides a way for India to counterbalance China’s influence in the Middle East, especially considering the significant Indian diaspora in Gulf countries. And here’s the kicker – IMEC could be the perfect alternative to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which has faced land disputes hindering India’s connectivity with Europe and the Middle East. IMEC has the potential to break down barriers, making it easier for India to engage economically with the rest of the world.
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But why should Britain consider joining IMEC? One key reason is to maintain stability in the Mediterranean region, where the UK holds influence with territories and bases in Cyprus. As tensions rise in the eastern Mediterranean involving Egypt, Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus, Britain’s diplomatic approach could serve as a stabilizing force.
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Gregory Mannarino
Dec 13, 2023
Alert! TODAY WE HEAR FROM WORLD CONTROL AS THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC FREEFALL WORSENS. Mannarino
The SCAM CONTINUES. Fed. SUPERCHARGES The Market! EXPECT OCEANS OF MORE EASY MONEY. Mannarino
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The Rich Dad Channel
Premiered Dec 13, 2023
In the first part of this episode, host Robert Kiyosaki invites businessman Egon von Greyerz to share his insights on the global economy. Egon, with his diverse business experience and global perspective, warns of an impending global banking crash, likening the current economic situation to the fall of the Roman Empire. He criticizes the US’s economic policies and expresses concern over high debt levels. Egon suggests that the only short-term solution is printing more money, which he believes will lead to hyperinflation. He recommends investing in physical gold outside the banking system as a means of protection against risk.
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ITM TRADING, INC.
Dec 13, 2023
Daniela Cambone sits down with Edward Dowd, founder of Phinance Technologies, to discuss the potential for a financial breakdown in 2024 and the role of central bank digital currencies. He highlights the unraveling of the banking system and the need for sound money. Dowd also explores the impact of political factors, particularly in an e------n year, on the stock market and the overall economy.
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WTFinance
Dec 13, 2023
Interview recorded – 11th of December, 2023
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming on George Robertson – a veteran of the Fixed Income industry with over 40 years of experience and a very unique view on the FED.
During our conversation we spoke about why the FED does not exist, how the economy is currently handling high interest rates, the narrative is all the FED control, what this means for assets and more. I hope you enjoy!
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