Investigating the current situation in the Chinese Economy, Joe Blogs delves into China’s recent announcement of raising 1 TRILLION YUAN through long dated bonds with maturity periods of up to 50 years. In an effort to stimulate the Economy, China has progressively escalated its Government Debt over the past few years. However, the intended impact is now being hindered as companies are utilizing the new debt primarily for refinancing existing debts and investing in financial instruments rather than for productive business activities.
Gregory Mannarino emphasizes that the current market conditions are far from being a “fairy tale.” In fact, he describes it as a nightmarish freakshow, highlighting the alarming nature of the situation. These critical updates shed light on the severity of the market’s state, urging caution and awareness among investors.
In this edition of the WTFinance podcast, I am delighted to have Peter Grandich – the Founder of Peter Grandich & Company – as our guest. Throughout our discussion, we delved into various topics including the potential consequences of robust markets resulting in a crash, the looming threat of a debt collapse, the implications of a deficit-free scenario, the significance of BRICS, the limitations of unemployment data in reflecting the complete truth, and the enduring allure of gold. I trust you will find our conversation enlightening and enjoyable.
The Atlantis Report provides updates on governments attempting to utilize newfound authority to scrutinize your bank account. Throughout history, governments have possessed specific powers to maintain societal order. However, there exists a boundary where these powers encroach upon personal liberties, and the latest advancements in financial monitoring have sparked considerable apprehension among the public.
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Joe Blogs
May 17, 2024
In this video I investigate what is happening in the Chinese Economy. China has announced that is raising 1 TRILLION YUAN of debt in the form of long dated bonds of up to 50 years. Over the past few years China has increased the amount of Government Debt to STIMULATE the Economy however this is now having a limited impact due to companies using the new debt to REFINANCE old debt and also to invest into financial instruments rather than for business purposes.
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Gregory Mannarino
May 17, 2024
This Is No “Fairy Tale” Market… ITS A FREAKSHOW NIGHTMARE. Critical Updates.
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WTFinance
May 17, 2024
Interview recorded – 14th of May, 2024
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I have the pleasure of welcoming back Peter Grandich – Founder of Peter Grandich & Company.
During our conversation we spoke about strong markets leading to a crash, the risk of a debt collapse, what happens if no deficits, BRICS, why unemployment data isn’t the full truth, gold and more. I hope you enjoy!
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The Atlantis Report
May 17, 2024
Are governments trying to use new powers to comb through your bank account? Governments have always been vested with certain powers to ensure the smooth functioning of society. Yet, there’s a line where such powers begin to infringe upon individual freedoms, and recent developments in financial surveillance have raised significant concerns among citizens.
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