This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from The Market Sniper, Wall Street Silver, Steven Van Metre, Lena Petrova, and The Atlantis Report.
Francis Hunt on The Market Sniper talks about the potential Russian treasury confiscation leading to rate spikes, not cuts.
Peter St Onge on Wall Street Silver talks about inflation being back worldwide.
Steven Van Metre talks about an unforeseen event that changes everything.
Lena Petrova discusses the BRICS dilemma of Saudi Arabia backing out of joining BRICS with media reports of joining being deleted.
The Atlantis Report shares news of the current credit card crisis causing delinquencies of the same level as 2008.
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The Market Sniper
Jan 21, 2024
Looming Threat: Potential Russian Treasury Confiscation $300Bn, could lead to Rate Spikes NOT Cuts
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Wall Street Silver
Jan 21, 2024
In this video, Peter delves into the startling resurgence of inflation worldwide, with a focus on the recent spikes in consumer prices in the US, UK, Canada, and the Euro Zone. Peter analyzes the unexpected inflationary trends, discussing the impact on various sectors like food, services, and energy. Furthermore, he explores the role of government spending and central bank policies in this economic scenario, offering unique perspectives on the potential for a global financial crisis.
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Steven Van Metre
Jan 21, 2024
The Unforeseen Event That Changes Everything
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Lena Petrova, CPA – Finance, Economics & Tax
Jan 21, 2024
BRICS DILEMMA: Saudi Arabia Sends Mixed Messages On BRICS, Deletes Media Reports of Joining
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The Atlantis Report
Jan 21, 2024
The credit card crisis is reaching heights, and delinquencies are rising, painting a terrifying picture of a credit bubble on the edge of disaster. This credit card crisis poses a serious threat to the financial stability and well-being of millions of Americans, especially those who are young, low-income, or living in financially distressed areas.
The current state of credit card debt in the United States is raising alarms, echoing the warning signs observed in the lead-up to the 2008 financial crisis. According to a Federal Reserve survey, credit card delinquencies have surged to 2008 levels, reaching a concerning milestone. The total credit card debt in the country has surpassed $1 trillion for the first time in history.
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