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Global Economy Insights (Videos): Bond Yields Could Drop | Stock Market Crash Like No Other | Unrecoverable Catastrophe | Beginning of the End for the US Dollar

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This compilation of financial-related insights includes videos from Gregory Mannarino, Epic Economist, Steven Van Metre, and Liberty and Finance.

Gregory Mannarino suggests that bond yields have the potential to significantly decrease, possibly reaching extremely low levels. This could have significant implications for individual investors and the broader financial markets.

The recent rebound of the U.S. stock market should be approached with caution, as warned by the Epic Economist. There is mounting evidence suggesting that there is more downside ahead. The current state of the economy, characterized by a slowdown, weakening consumer activity, increasing unemployment rates, and rising delinquency rates, is cause for concern. The prominent stocks that have been driving the market’s recent rally are now losing momentum and experiencing significant losses in market capitalization. Renowned market strategists predict an even larger crash by mid-May, with JPMorgan stating that this is just the beginning of a more profound sell-off that will bring an end to the bull run. Recent data indicates that the conditions for investor panic are ripe, and the outlook is grim.

Steven Van Metre has stated that a catastrophic event has recently impacted the largest banks in America, causing irreparable damage.

Andy Schectman from Miles Franklin Precious Metals joins Liberty and Finance and states that inflation is a persistent issue that cannot be ignored. He emphasized that the idea of a smooth economic landing and decreasing interest rates is unrealistic. According to him, the US dollar is facing an irreversible decline. As the US continues to use its currency as a weapon, other nations are gradually forming alliances and reducing their reliance on the US. Schectman predicts that printing more currency will be the only solution to finance the massive deficits of the US, as many countries are expected to halt their purchases of Treasuries.

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Gregory Mannarino
Streamed live May 7, 2024

EXPECT IT! BOND YIELDS COULD DROP THROUGH THE FLOOR! What That Means For YOU…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGVyU2oQWQo

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Epic Economist
May 7, 2024

Be skeptical of the U.S. stock market’s recent rebound – there’s more downside ahead, and plenty of evidence to back it up. The sound of alarm bells is becoming harder to ignore. With the economy slowing amid softening consumer activity, rising unemployment numbers, and spiking delinquency rates, big name stocks that have been propping up the market during latest rally are starting to lose momentum. Worse, they’re already losing billions in market capitalization, and poised for an even bigger crash by mid-May, according to several renowned market strategists. JPMorgan says this is just the start of a much deeper sell-off that will put an end to this bull run. New data shows that the perfect setup for investor panic is here, and it’s going to be ugly!

Over the past seven days, financial markets posted mixed results, especially after the Fed meeting on Wednesday. The U.S. stock market has finished the first quarter of 2024 on an astonishing tear, with the benchmark S&P 500 rising in 18 out of the 22 preceding 22 weeks. But that’s no longer the case – the index has fallen over each of the past three.

After hinting that a rate cut would be near in March, the Federal Reserve signaled last week that investors shouldn’t expect a reversal in policy any time soon, which led major indexes to report significant intraday losses.

On Tuesday, members of the central bank’s policy committee voted unanimously to keep the crucial fed funds rate in its current range of 5.25% to 5.50%. Officials held the rate at its highest since 2001 to fight inflation that’s run too high for comfort in the first few months of 2024.

“In recent months, there has been a lack of further progress toward the Committee’s 2% inflation objective,” the Federal Open Market Committee said in a new statement, adding language that was absent from the statement the group made when it previously met in March.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLFzgYkH5i0

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Steven Van Metre
May 7, 2024

Unrecoverable Catastrophe Just Hit America’s Biggest Banks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYRlf0ANogA

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Liberty and Finance
Premiered May 7, 2024

Inflation is not going away, says Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin Precious Metals. He argues “this pipe dream of a soft landing and lowering rates is off the table.” The US dollar is in “terminal decline.” While the US weaponizes its currency, other countries are slowly joining forces with one another and decreasing their dependence on the US. The only way to fund the US’s massive deficits will be to print currency as many nations stop buying Treasuries, he forecasts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWpTVnUfx4Q

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