Gregory Mannarino talks about what the Fed is planning being way worse than anyone thinks.
Steven Van Metre says US banks are facing a new solvency threat as something surges.
George Gammon explains what are the real risks to the US economy.
The Atlantis Report shares news of the founder of FedEx sounding the alarm and issuing a warning to Americans.
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Epic Economist
Feb 23, 2024
In this video, you will see the impact bank failures have on the housing market and the broader economy. These Bank failures shocked the US Citizen’s occurrence, often causing ripples throughout the economy.
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Besides the economy, the housing market, in particular, is vulnerable to the effects of bank failures. The collapse of banks like Citizens Bank in Sac City, Silicon Bank, JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association (N.A.), Columbus, Ohio, and more had a significant impact on the housing market.
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Gregory Mannarino
Streamed live Feb 23, 2024
What The Fed. Is Planning IS WAY WORSE THAN YOU THINK… Count On It.
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Steven Van Metre
Feb 23, 2024
U.S. Banks Face New Solvency Threat as This Surges
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George Gammon
Feb 23, 2024
Here Are The REAL RISKS To The US Economy
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The Atlantis Report
Feb 23, 2024
The gross federal debt of the United States has surpassed 34 trillion dollars. “For years, those of us weary of growing government debt argued that it could become extremely expensive if interest rates were to rise. This was particularly worrisome, considering the short-term maturity of our debt,” said Veronique de Rugy, a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. “Now the time has come, and it seems to be having no impact on the behavior of those in Congress.”
Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell has recently sounded the alarm, characterizing the nation’s trajectory with regard to its national debt as “unsustainable.” Powell’s remarks underscore the pressing need for a candid and pragmatic dialogue among elected officials to chart a course towards restoring fiscal stability.
In early January, JPMorgan issued a stark warning, likening the 34 trillion dollars national debt to a ‘boiling frog’ scenario for the US economy. This analogy vividly portrays the perilous nature of allowing a problem to escalate gradually until it reaches a critical threshold. Just as a frog fails to perceive the danger of slowly heating water until it’s too late, the gradual accumulation of debt poses an existential threat to the nation’s economic well-being if left unaddressed.
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