This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Sean Foo, Wealthion, Dr. Scott Young, and Reventure Consulting.
Sean Foo talks about the EU recession being confirmed, global shipping crisis erupting, and more.
James Connor (@BloorStreetCapital) and Callie Cox, US Investment Analyst at @etoro joins Wealthion to discuss the Federal Reserve’s agenda for 2024.
Dr. Scott Young discusses NESARA with real life debt forgiveness and the Quantum Financial System.
Reventure Consulting talks about the Federal Reserve triggering an interest rate crash which looks like a repeat of 2007.
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Sean Foo
Dec 16, 2023
Europe’s economy continues to crash with industrial production falling to record 2020 lows. However, they are about to make a dangerous gambit while Hungary is actively blocking aid to U-----e. Plus we must talk about the latest Middle East shipping crisis that is erupting in the Red Sea.
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Wealthion
Premiered Dec 16, 2023
In this episode, James Connor (@BloorStreetCapital) and Callie Cox, US Investment Analyst at @etoro discuss the 2024 market outlook. Discover insights into the Federal Reserve’s potential rate cuts, the future of the inflation crisis and much more!
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NESARA & Hope in the Last Days – Dr. Scott Young
Premiered Dec 16, 2023
How does the QFS Sample to give debt forgiveness right now? Are there real life examples of that? What is debt forgiveness? Is NESARA and GESARA real for Debt Forgiveness?
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Reventure Consulting
Dec 16, 2023
Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve just predicted interest rate cuts in 2024. These predictions have caused the markets to go crazy: with long-term bond yields plummeting and the stock market surging.
However, what many market participants are missing is that historically, Fed Rate Cuts are BAD NEWS for the economy. With every large spike in unemployment in America over the last 70 years being directly preceded by Fed Rate Cuts. Generally, the Fed cuts rates because it is seeing weakness in the overall economy.
Just like they did in September 2007. The Fed at the time cut interest rates due to a weakening economy and the Stock Market surged as a result. With many believing the the rate cuts would “save” the economy from distress. One year later Lehman Brothers occurred and the unemployment rate skyrocketed.
Of course – history isn’t guaranteed to repeat itself. Theoretically – the economy could still hit a soft landing, with home prices and stock prices continuing to increase. However, it’s hard to see how this occurs when looking at the fundamentals, with personal savings rates in America very low, indicating a stretched consumer. Meanwhile, there’s $73 Trillion in outstanding debt in America between government, corporations, and households.
That debt will need to be refinanced in future years at interest rates much higher than the debt was taken out at. Even if the Fed does cut rates substantially. Likely slowing economic growth and causing problems in the economy.
Meanwhile – the Fed signals for rate cuts have already caused Mortgage Rates to drop significantly, falling from a high of 8.0% to 6.6% today. This drop in mortgage rates will likely bring more buyers back into the market, but thus far, the data is showing relatively little traction in housing demand.
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