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 we all believe that this Euphoria is going to carry us with with Trump and and there's no you know all of the craziness is behind us all of the debt is behind us all of this bad stuff is behind us so the market can go forever yet the Insiders are bailing and Warren Buffett sitting on over what 40 billion in in cash when bond yields start Rising equities go with it you know they go into new high ground but there comes a point perhaps after a bit of a pause where there's another wave of rising

Bond yields and it's that that kills the equity bul we're going to see that I think in 2025 when this whole thing goes down mark my words the great taking is very real and a lot of people a huge amount of people are going to be left with nothing you're watching silver News Daily subscribe for more did you know that Warren Buffett the Oracle of Omar is sitting on over a1145 billion in cash Racing for what he beli leaves is the next financial storm and he's not alone other Market insiders are dumping stocks

and piling into cash and tangible assets at a record Pace what do they know that the rest of us don't stay tuned because what's happening behind the scenes right now could completely reshape the financial markets in 2025 and it's a story you can't afford to ignore you the the little guy I mean I I think all of us have noticed that you know we've got more sales this this year than probably the previous three four maybe even five years combined uh I believe that is not a function of if you want to call it

financial markets I believe that's a function of the real economy uh the real economy because of inflation uh because of joblessness that's not reported uh people are needing to fall back on their savings and we as as you know gold silver people uh you know we've seen these people buy over the years we didn't see them sell because the real economy was not as crappy as it is right now the real economy worldwide is slowing down I've talked about this uh probably 10 times in the last three or four months but if

you took and I and I'm I use just the us but it should be looked at it worldwide if you took the deficit spending that the US uh has done just over the last five years uh $15 trillion of accumulated deficits if those if we didn't have those deficits those that money that 15 trillion would not have been part of the real economy it would not have been part of GDP and we would have been reporting instead of you know 1.5 2.5 3% growth we would have been reporting 3 four five 7% Decline and that's the case

worldwide um the the the deficit spending the use of credit is masking the fact that uh GDP is no longer getting a boost uh by a multiple out of every dollar that's that's borrowed this actually getting a boost of less than then less than one to one for those those deficits that have been borrowed so there's your math right there I mean we've hit crb debt saturation let's talk about what the smartest people in the room are doing right now Warren Buffett often hailed as the greatest investor of our

time isn't buying into the stock market Euphoria instead is sitting on an unprecedented 145 billion in cash as largest cash position ever but he's not alone in this move Jeff Bezos one of the richest individuals in the world has sold over doll3 billion worth of Amazon stock in just the last year Mark Zuckerberg has unloaded do 2.4 billion meta shares and insiders at Nvidia the darling of the tech boom have sold over doll two billion in stock this year alone Insider selling now Paces buying a

staggering 621 ratio these aren't random sell-offs they're calculated moves by people with the most intimate knowledge of their companies and broader markets why are they doing this it's because they see the strong clouds on the horizon Rising bond yields slowing economic growth and unsustainable levels of corporate and government debt are creating a toxic brew that could poison the financial markets the Insiders know that when this bubble bursts it won't just be a minor Direction it could be

the financial Reckoning of a generation and it's not just individual insiders making these moves central banks around the world are stock hiling gold and silver at record levels China for example has quietly accumulated over 1,000 tons of gold since the start of the Ukraine war they've also been shedding us treasuries sidling a growing lack of faith in the dollar the question you've have to ask yourself is this if the Insiders with all their resources and knowledge are retreating to cash and

tangible assets why is the average investor still chasing the highs in the stock market are they seeing something the rest of us are missing sure um me my experience longstanding experience as a stock broker is that uh markets tend to move in about three waves I mean this is true of equity markets but the psychology I think is very very similar uh and that is you know after a a a bare Market the only people who participate early early early in the next bull market are basically the people who really know what they're doing you know

they're real pros the guys um for example you know sort of in know let's let's say the mining industry something like that you know who understand mines they're in there buying stuff and it's sort of accumulating um in their hands you get m&a activity this sort of thing begins to build and as the m&a activity begins to build then you find that there's a wider investment Community but again very much uh investment managers you know experienced guys who will go in and

drive the second wave and towards the end of the second wave you know some of the public begin to sort of think you know markets are going up we you know perhaps you ought to buy some you then get another correction I mean Elliot wave fans will know we feel the description but then the last bit that is is you know the last bit of the bull market is where all the idiots you know who have missed it high end because they know they're missing something and it's going up and they buy it just because

it's going up now we are if you like in those terms uh in Phase One and so to see the public selling while the professionals are buying which is what Andy was saying is exactly what's been going on is that very very early stage um you can take these comparisons a bit too far because um obviously uh we're not talking about investment we're talking about protection um and we're talking about getting out of credit and getting into into money but the the psychology basically is the same I mean

even German Germany you know's had two wiers currency wi Parts um since the uh 1920s you know 1923 and also following the Second World War I mean they're not buying gold people are not buying gold they're not sort of putting some aside they've been selling and if you look at um you know ETFs dreaded ETFs which are not a substitute for for um gold or silver um it's only recently that there's been a little bit of buying if you like uh in Western Capital markets but that buying hasn't been really

individuals it's been some of the funds you know you know run by guys who maybe listen to us a little bit and have got um this sort of idea that gold is actually something you should have or a little bit of silver if you want to speculate on EV and all this sort of stuff so it's only just starting and um so really to summarize uh the fact that the retail Market has been sellers this year while the professionals have been buying is actually the clearest indication that you've got that this is

in the very very early stages of a big big bull bull move now let's dive deeper into the heart of the problem thatb saturation globally debt levels have reached astronomical Heights creating a ticking time bomb in the financial system governments corporations and households have been borrowing at Breakneck speeds for years but now the cost of servicing this debt is rising and fast take the US for example in the first two months of 2025 alone the government spent a staggering do 584 billion an unprecedented start to the

fiscal year a large chunk of this was simply to pay interest on the national debt which has ballooned past doll 33 trillion think about that we're borrowing money just to stay afloat and the cost of that borrowing is scarting as bond yields climb higher but it's not just governments feeling the squeeze Corporate America is groaning under the weight of Leverage debt over dollar1 trillion in commercial real estate loans are set to mature this year with many companies struggling to refinance at today's higher rates zombie

companies businesses that can't even cover their interest payments with current earnings are now at risk of collapse threatening to take down entire sectors with them for households the story isn't any better credit card debt in the US has surged past dollar one trillion and delinquency rates Are Climbing Rising mortgage costs are squeezing homeowners and auto loans are becoming unaffordable for many families the global debt bubble has reached its breaking point for years low interest rates masked the true cost of borrowing

but now the bill is coming due and as the cracks in the system grow wider the risk of a full-scale financial collapse becomes harder to ignore so what happens when this bubble bursts how markets already stretched to their limits handle the shock of widespread defaults and a shrinking credit Supply these are the questions that will Define 2025 and potentially your financial future well I think what the banks are doing is uh what they've also been doing in 24 and that is they trying to drisk their

balance sheet now an individual Bank can redu balance sheet um point being that the leverage within the um within the banking sector is uncomfortably High um and it became uncomfortably High because margins were suppressed uh in the uh at the time when we had zero interest rates um and you know if you look at the banking systems in Japan and also in the Euro Zone where they went you know where the central banks drove interest rates into negative territory I mean the leverage there is far greater so you

know Leverage is a function if if you like of um how the banks responded to the suppression of interest rates so they're now left with higher interest rates and too much leverage on their balance sheets they're trying to reduce that the system as a whole cannot reduce um its balance sheet for the very simple reason that once credit is created it doesn't disappear I mean people make the mistake of thinking that you know we get into a deal we do the deal I pay you you deliver to me end of credit no what

happens is the credit gets passed on to other parties you know like um you know I if I pay you it goes into your bank account um and if you pay someone else it goes into someone else's bank account all that's that's credit uh and even cash is credit it's not proper money so um the point is that uh you have the entire system trying to Der risk itself not by in aggregate reducing it overall level of credit but by if you like taking uh uh funds away from the private sector and applying them to uh

government and specifically applying them to government through the T Bill Market rather than longer term maturities that's the way in which the banking system der der risks itself the problem with that obviously is it kills the private sector and you know Bill made the point earlier about you know the falsity of the GDP numbers uh um because so much of it is actually the expansion of government credit which is um infl it's inflationary it's not productively it's not credit aimed at

production in any sense production in the sense that uh the private sector is producing something that people actually want you know well that they will actually demand no this is credit which is produced by a government which says you will have this you will have that now this is inflationary so this is the background against which the banking system operates now there are ways in which the level of outstanding Bank credit can be reduced the first is businesses go bust and I think we're going to see quite a

lot of that in 2025 and the second is the banks go bust now if you look at what happened in the 1930s you know when um uh uh money supply uh contracted by something like 40% it won't because the credit was was um sort of if you like being uh you know contracted by the banks no is because Banks were going bust and businesses were going let's zero in on a critical piece of this financial puzzle Rising bond yields for years low interest rates created a false sense of security fueling the longest bull market in

history but now the gain has changed bond yields especially on long-term us treasuries Are Climbing steadily with the 10year yield nearing 5% while that might sound like a small number as massive implications for the global economy here's why Rising bond yields increase the cost of borrowing across the board for governments this means higher interest payments on already massive debts the US is now spending hundreds of billions of dollars annually just to service its debt as yields climb that number will only grow for

corporations the picture is equally dire higher yields mean more expensive loans and refinancing costs which heed into profits and stunt growth companies that thrived on cheap credit during the low rate era are now struggling to adapt many are cutting back on expansion laying off workers work even facing bankruptcy and for everyday consumers Rising yields push up mortgage rates car loans and credit card interest making it harder for families to afford homes vehicles or even basic necessities it's no surprise that

delinquency rates are creeping upward putting further strain on the financial system but the impact doesn't sto there bond yields also influence the stock market when yields rise investors begin to question the high valuations of equities why take the risk of owning stocks when bonds offer safer returns this shift in sentiment can lead to a mass Exodus from stocks triggering sharp declines and increased volatility what we're witnessing now is the beginning of a painful reising across asset

classes Rising yields are forcing the market to confront an uncomfortable truth the days of easing money are over and the consequences of that shift are only just starting to unfold the question is how far will yields climb before the system reaches its Breaking Point and when that happens where will investors turn for safety in commercial real estate loans coming due in 2025 with interest rates moving higher on the back end and and it's not the federal funds rate that matters the economy runs

on the 10year treasury I mean the the the mortgages and the credit cards and the leases and all of these things they're all about the the long end of the bond market which is moving in the other direction what Havoc is that going to wreak on the banking industry uh what Havoc is that going to reek um in the commercial real estate and I keep coming back to this thought um this thought of restructuring I mean Trump is the bankruptcy King I mean is this something that's baked into the cake do they know

that we're going to have to reset some way and is he here for that reason you know I I've done interviews with people like Simon hunt who will tell you that that he was selected Not Elected and he was selected to to usher in this digital surveillance State he talked months ago with me about they're going to issue a digital ID under the guys of election Integrity what do you know he just said that a lot of the things that I think I guess I'll just simply say this and someone said it to me very appropo he

said you know is Trump the Trojan Horse or is he riding on the Trojan Horse and that I don't know and I guess I would just simply say this after what we've been through for the last four years if you don't look at everything crosseyed if you don't think outside the everything that's presented to us I think you've missed everything that we live through for the last four years so is as happy as I am that he's here you have to wonder what does It ultimately mean I mean what better guy to have

oversee a bankruptcy or a restructuring or a reset than someone who's known for doing that professionally may be better than anyone so I think there are a lot of things to keep your eye on most of them center around debt and uh and the bricks have not lost sight of that so don't underestimate the bricks don't lose sight of the debt um be optimistic but understand that they're just like in the Sha Shank Redemption as I said with you before uh done again you have two miles worth of crap to crawl through to

get to the other end and and maybe there is reason to be optimistic but there is no way of getting to that other side without dealing with the mountains of debt and that tunnel full of crap that we have to crawl through so I think 2025 is going to be a volatile year and when the President elect says this next year could be 1929 style depression thanks to what we've seen already by the Democrats I I think people need to um and then see seven six to one Insider selling versus buying um I think we need to be ously

optimistic into the into the into the new year let's talk about one of the most subit critical factors driving today's Financial landscape Market psychology in every major economic shift sentiment plays a pivotal role in determining what comes next and right now confidence is unraveling for years the stock market has been bored by a sense of invincibility investors believed central banks would always step in interest rates would remain low and the economy would keep growing indefinitely this mindset is often

referred to as rational exuberance has driven valuations to unsustainable Heights but now cracks are forming in this narrative Rising bond yields soaring debt levels and slowing economic growth are as shaking the foundation of Market confidence Insider selling as we discussed earlier is a clear sign that those with the most at stake are losing faith in the Market's ability to defy gravity adding fuel to the fire is a growing distrust in Fiat currencies central banks led by the US Federal Reserve have printed trillions

of dollar over the past decade to prop up economies while this provided a temporary boost it also diluted the value of currencies eroding purchasing power consumers and investors alike are starting to question the long-term viability of Fiat money this shifting sentiment is evident in the actions of central banks themselves institutions that once Champion the dollar are now hedging their bets amassing gold and silver at record levels why because these tangible assets are seen as a hedge against inflation currency

devaluation and susten risk but the general public hasn't caught on yet many retail investors continue to pour money into overvalued stocks clinging to the hope that the bull market will persist this disconnect between insiders and the public is a Hallmark of the early stages of a financial crisis the question now is how long can this fragile confidence hold and when it finally breaks will you be prepared to act or will you be left scrambling just like the masses I know a lot of the rhetoric surrounding the brics Nations

has has somewhat died down I expect to see a reemergence of this discussion um in 2025 Trump saying he'll enact 100% tariffs on the brics Nations for continuing their desire to uh to move away from the dollar that's not a tariff tariff protects manufacturing domestic manufacturing that is a that is a a a sanction masquerading is a tariff um that is is financial Warfare that is is is not something that I think will dissuade the bricks from continuing to to move forward I I think that from a

domestic standpoint I think the debt issue is something that has to be front and center I mean even Trump just sent out a tweet the other night saying thanks to what the Democrats have done 2025 could be a 1929 style depression you look at the the LA the latest treasury data that was just released uh for November which is was the second month of the of fiscal 2025 the US spent 584 billion um for October and November that's that's the first two months of 2025 for the fiscal calendar year that Trump is inheriting are

officially the worst start to uh to a year ever for the treasury um when I look at gold Acquisitions again China doesn't buy gold for no reason um and they've bought a thousand tons since the start that's what they tell us since the start of the Ukrainian War at the same time they've sold 250 billion of our us treasuries this is a trend that will continue this dollarization will continue uh I think they'll continue to accumulate gold rather than try to devalue their want against the dollar

they'll let it happen organically by accumulating gold um I think that's something certainly to to focus on of course it's the bond market at the same time I think the Bond Market or with the FED creating trillions to fund these deficits that not only that they're inheriting but the debt that is coming due I think the Bond Market's getting very nervous that they see inflation coming back that the ballooning US debt is something that has to be dealt with um and how many treasury Securities will

have to be created to do so at the same time many of the countries that traditionally supported our our our debt are moving in the other direction so I think that's something that we'll have to continue to watch um very very closely but yeah I mean if if I had to guess I would say also we're not out of the woods yet regarding the banks and I'll keep coming back to what happened in Lindsay Oklahoma as a trial balloon they they didn't say a word about it on the media I mean it was literally it was

literally just kind of stuffed under the rug and yet it's the first bailin in this country with over $1 trillion now let's turn our Focus to Silver a commodity that's often overlooked but is quietly becoming one of the most critical Assets in the financial and Industrial worlds silver isn't just another precious metal it plays a dual role as both a monetary hedge and an industrial Powerhouse first let's talk about its monetary value in times of financial instability silver has historically served as a safe

haven asset like gold it offers a tangible store of value that's immune to the risks of fiat currency devaluation but what makes silver particularly interesting is its affordability compared to Gold this lower price point makes it accessible to a wider range of investors driving demand during periods of economic uncertainty now let's explore Silver's industrial importance silver is a vital component in a wide range of technologies that are shaping the future its unmatched conductivity makes it

indispensable in electronics from smartphones to solar panels and as the world shifts toward renewable energy Silver's role in solar technology is only going to grow in fact demand for silver and solar applications is projected to hit record level in the coming years but here's the kicker the silver market is already in a supply deficit according to the silver Institute demand outstrip Supply by 182 million ounces in 2024 marking the fourth consecutive year of deficits this Supply crunch isn't

just a temporary blit it's a structural issue exacerbated by Rising industrial demand and declining fiscal investment meanwhile central banks and wealthy insiders are quietly amassing silver alongside gold Russia has openly announced its plans to purchase significant quantities of silver and China has been buying it through covert channels these moves signal a broader recognition of Silver's growing importance in both economic and geopolitical terms the takeaway silver isn't just an asset it's a strategic

play for the future whether it's used as a hedge against economic turmoil or as a Cornerstone of Green Technology its value is set to rise the only question is will you recognize its potential before it's too late 2025 I think 2025 is the year where this comes to a head uh we off off uh record we were talking about uh why the bank of England oh I guess it was two or three weeks ago announced that they they are as of January 1st they will not report uh any bailouts of non-financial or non-bank

institutions um and the question is why why why January 1 why 2025 and I mean what comes to my mind is that there is problem there are problems they know they're going to have to address them in 2025 and they don't want to start U if you want to call it a cascading Bank Run by naming names uh I also believe that 2025 is going to be the year where you're going to see a a differential of uh Market rates not necessarily interest rates that the central banks are using but how they're how those uh Sovereign

treasury bonds are valued and I think uh 2025 is going to be the year where there is discernment between credit a credit B credit C based on risk Premia which does not exist I mean if there was risk Premia that existed uh Japan you would have interest rates at what 15 20 30% I mean they're 300% debt to GDP you'd see the US with higher rates than what we have uh so I think this year this will be the year where Sovereign treasuries are looked at based on their their metrics as opposed to a uh you know

they're just another Sovereign they're just another uh Sovereign Treasury and you know everything's fine so I think that's something that's going to come up um and I I also think that uh because the entire system is a Ponzi sche we we are we're we're we're really looking at a global debt trap from the standpoint of uh we've reached debt saturation and any Ponzi scheme cannot continue unless there's new money that comes in and the way new money is created is is largely by debt I mean

it's no long printed like it was during wart Germany um and the fact that that we are at levels now where I mean looking at the us we're paying over 1 trillion in interest this year it'll probably be a trillion five and within two or three years we'll be paying over two trillion uh and that's if interest rate stay where they are but to be clear I do believe interest rates are going to rise from here so that interest expense is is going to come into Focus faster and faster and that blow blows up

the system it blows up the Ponzi scheme if new money doesn't get borrowed because that's the lifeblood to both the financial markets and the real economy let's delve into what some are calling the great taking a seismic shift in wealth and power that could leave millions of people exposed and unprepared but what does this mean and how is it unfolding right before our eyes at its core the great taking refers to the way insiders and institutions are positioning themselves to capitalize on a financial collapse

while the average investor is left holding the deck imagine this as markets falter in debt bubbles burst insiders armed with early knowledge and vast resources are shifting their assets Into Cash Gold and Silver at the same time retail investors are still pouring their savings into overvalued stocks unknown fueling the very bubble that is about to explode this isn't just speculation it's backed by data The Insider to Outsider selling ratio is at a staggering 6 to1 and major players like Warren Buffett

and Jeff Bezos have moved billions into safer assets meanwhile central banks are hoarding precious metals at record Pace with China cted buying over 1,000 tons of gold since the Ukraine War Began why are these power ful entities taking these actions now because they understand that when the system falters it's not the wealthy who suffer the most it's everyone else as credit dries up in financial systems Buckle insiders will be positioned to buy distressed assets for pennies on the dollar consolidating even more power and

wealth and what about the rest of us history tells us that during the economic upheavals those who aren't prepared lose everything from their Investments to their savings this isn't just about money it's about who will control the resources the industries and the opportunities in the post collapse economy the key question you need to ask yourself is are you going to follow the herd and hope for the best or will you take proactive steps to safer your wealth in future before it's too late

because make no mistake when rate taking is over the financial landscape will look like it does today uh uh bond yields I mean particularly us 10e treasury bond yields go through 5% uh I reckon that um uh us Equity markets will trash it's quite simple because the relationship between bonds and equities is already very very stretched and you know going back to my experience as a stock broker noticing how markets top out what tends to happen is that um when Bond start Rising equities go with it you know they go

into new high ground but there comes a point perhaps after a bit of a pause where there's another wave of rising bond yields and it's that that kills the equity bull we're going to see that I think in 2025 which is going to compound the problems for the banking system because an awful lot of it is the collateral for loans just in the same way as commercial real estate is the collateral for loans and then what's going to happen to um residential property where you've got mortgages you

know where mortgage costs become unaffordable for increasing quantities of um homeowners um that uh you know as as as collateral that's going to be perhaps a last to be undermined but it'll be undermined so this is um you know I think the fed's attempts to keep the show on the road Kick the Can down the road one more time it's going to fail um they must try it and that of course will kill the dollar because the foreigners aren't prepared even to uh help fund uh the US deficit uh at 5% 6%

10% 15% and the FED is trying to push rates down at the front end of the yield curve that's just going to kill the dollar and that I think is basically what we're going to see so coming back to what you were saying asking about Banks I think banks will be the last to fail in the sense that they will be supported but it's the whole system which is going to fail and that's what we face now let's explore a scenario that many experts are quietly discussing but few are openly addressing a potential

Financial reset this reset isn't just an economic shift it's a complete reorganization of how wealth power and currency function on a global scale one of the most significant drivers of this this reset is the bricks Nations Brazil Russia India China and South Africa who are openly challenging the US Dollar's dominance in global trade these countries are accelerating efforts to create alternative payment systems and currencies packed by tangible assets like gold and silver their moves signal

a departure from a dollar Centric World a shift that could fundamentally alter the global economic order adding to the uncertain is the increasing role of digital currencies governments around the world including the US are developing Central Bank digital currencies cbdcs while these might seem like a natural evolution of money that come with serious implications cbdcs could Grant governments unprecedented control over how money is used tracked and distributed raising concerns about privacy and Financial Freedom at the

same time the Federal Reserve balance sheet is a glaring issue the central bank is deeply underwater burdened by Massive losses from years of quantitative easing and bond buying programs the fed's negative equity means its ability to stabilize the financial system is severely compromised leaving fewer tools to combat a potential crisis what happens next could be unprecedented some alist believe the US might resort to a form of debt restructuring or even a fullscale reset potentially tying into currency to gold

or other tangible assets to restore confidence others warn that the introduction of cbdcs could be used as a tool to manage such a transition with government's incentivizing or even forcing adoption for investors this raises urgent questions how do you protect your wealth in a world where the rules are changing what role will assets like gold silver and other Commodities play in a new Financial order and most importantly are you prepared to adapt to a landscape where old assumptions above money no longer apply the signs are

everywhere from geopolitical tensions and Insider actions to technological shifts and ounting debt a financial reset isn't just a possibility it's a looming reality that demands our attention and preparation Bast you know when an obligation is no longer uh available the credit on the other side um disappears it's completely worthless so the point about this is that in 2025 as bond yields rise and particularly the 10e we'll see that go through 5% I think probably in the first quarter of this coming

year if that happens and I think it will then you will find that Banks and businesses will be getting into trouble so what does the FED do it will move Heaven and Earth fed and Treasury move Heaven and Earth to ensure that no Bank defaults on its obligations to its depositors so what we're looking at I think is a bailout of the entire system but we have an interesting U uh point about uh the central bank's involvement in this because the FED is deeply underwater in negative equity because of

all the losses that it has had from the past from uh QE and you think the fed's got problems just look at the back of Japan I mean that's just crazy any Rising interest rates there I mean the whole system sort of threatens to fall over the ECB is also in the same sort of position but not quite as bad as the bank of Japan now you can recapitalize a central bank quite easily um I won't go into how to do it but the one thing that actually is going to be very very difficult is to recapitalize the ECB

because the shareholders or keyh holders as they call him are the National Central Banks the national central banks in most cases will have to go to the political class to get permission to recapitalize themselves and to uh if you like uh recapitalize their share of the ECB that's not going to happen so I can see that the Euro actually could be beginning to just completely disappear under these circumstances in if you like a global crash now um there is going to be a huge great Panic as people realize

the danger to credit actually start getting out of credit what the hell do they get into and if they try and get into I mean equities forget equities because when you see uh here we are at the moment where all the threads of this unfolding crisis converge the debt bubble Insider moves Rising bond yields shifting Market psychology and geopolitical power plays all point to one conclusion historic Market upheaval in 2025 is not only possible it's likely here's how it all fits together as debt saturation reaches

critical mass governments and central banks face a grim Choice allow the financial system to implode or pump even more money into the economy further devaluing their currencies either scenario spells trouble for the average investor Rising bond yields will choke economic growth Crush over leverage businesses and send shock waves through the housing and credit markets meanwhile the bricks Nations and central banks around the world are already preparing for a new era biomass and gold silver and other tangible

assets they're positioning themselves for a post- dollar World their actions indicate a shift from fiat currency dependence to asset back stability a move that could leave unprepared investors scrambling to catch up and let's not forget a great taking inside ERS armed with resources and foresight are pulling out of overvalued markets and preparing to swoop in when prices bought them out the result a massive consolidation of wealth and power that could leave the majority of investors with nothing but regrets so what does

this mean for you it means the time to back is now diversify your portfolio prioritize tangible assets like silver and gold and stay informed about the risks and opportunities in the fin cial system because when the dust settles the Lo superare will not only survive but thrive in the New Economic order don't wait for the headlines to confirm what we've discussed here by then it could be too late take control of your financial future today and remember this isn't financial advice it's a wakeup call the

question is will you answer it