This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Kitco News, ITM Trading, The Atlantis Report, and Reventure Consulting.
Chris Vermeulen, The Technical Traders joins Jeremy Szafron, Anchor at Kitco News to discuss how FOMO is going to fuel a S&P 500 surge.
Lynette Zang on ITM Trading talks about how governments are prioritizing IMF debts over their own citizens.
The Atlantis Report shares news of how Americans are being forced into selling their assets in 2024.
Reventure Consulting discusses the spike credit card delinquencies as MasterCard reports a major slowdown in spending.
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Kitco NEWS
Jan 9, 2024
Join Jeremy Szafron, Anchor at Kitco News, and Chris Vermeulen, The Technical Traders, discussing his 2024 market outlook. Vermeulen shares his expert insights on the potential trajectory of the S&P 500, the dynamics of gold and silver markets, and the pivotal role of investor psychology in shaping market trends.
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ITM TRADING, INC.
Jan 9, 2024
Dive into the intricate world of international finance in our latest video! Discover how Venezuela and Egypt grapple with overwhelming debt, engaging in a risky dance with the IMF. Uncover the truth: prioritizing IMF repayment over citizens’ well-being, leading to debt restructuring, increased fees, and taxes. Explore the high-stakes game where nations, citizens, and the IMF intersect. Your financial awareness journey begins here!
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The Atlantis Report
Jan 9, 2024
In 2024, the financial horizon seems ominous, and recent announcements are sending shockwaves across the nation. The landscape is fraught with challenges, and what lies ahead is both extraordinary and unsettling. Delinquencies are soaring, encompassing credit cards, car loans, and student loans, as the resumption of federal student loan payments adds fuel to the fire. Despite the government’s attempts to implement protective measures, the situation may be worsening. The proposed Basel III Endgame plan, set to increase capital requirements for major banks, is poised to further limit access to credit, sending shockwaves through the financial ecosystem.
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Reventure Consulting
Jan 9, 2024
Credit card companies like Mastercard and Visa are reporting a major slowdown in spending. With holiday sales figures exhibiting no growth adjusted for inflation.
This suggests that the US Economy is worse off than many believe in 2024 and that the long-awaited recession could be around the corner. Particularly if credit card borrowers continue defaulting on their balances.
With the New York Fed reporting a significant increase in both 30 and 90-day transition into delinquency for credit card users across America. These delinquency rates are now higher than they were before the pandemic.
However – much the mainstream financial media is not reporting on these stories. Or not reporting on them accurately. With organizations like the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal failing to mention that the Mastercard Credit spending data was the worst in 7 years.
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