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The video breaks down gold’s 64% rally in 2025, contrasts it with the 1980 and 2011 crashes, and explains that gold only collapses when confidence in fiat currency is restored through sustained positive real yields, a strengthening dollar, and credible monetary policy. It argues that today’s high debt, persistent inflation, low real rates and record central‑bank buying make a repeat of those crashes unlikely, pointing instead to potential modest corrections or extended sideways ranges rather than a historic plunge.

Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, is facing a criminal investigation over alleged misinformation to Congress about a ballooning $2.5 billion renovation of the Fed’s headquarters, a probe spurred by political pressure from President Trump who wants lower interest rates. The case raises concerns about the Fed’s independence, potentially shaking market confidence in the U.S. dollar and driving investors toward safe‑haven assets like gold.

The video breaks down President Trump’s call to cap credit‑card interest rates at 10% for a year, highlighting the potential $144 billion in consumer savings while explaining why an executive order alone couldn’t enforce it and congressional approval would be required. It also details banks’ opposition, possible downsides such as reduced credit access and rewards, and argues that the proposal may be more of a political move than a viable legislative outcome.

The video breaks down December’s US jobs report, which added just 50,000 positions and saw unemployment dip to 4.4%, highlighting that hiring and layoffs are both slowing and wage growth remains well below inflation. It explains how the modest data pushed the CME Fed Watch odds of a January rate cut down to 5% and raised the probability of unchanged rates in March, suggesting the labor market will stay stagnant through 2026 with only a single modest Fed rate cut likely this year.

The video breaks down how recent headlines about Venezuela produced a targeted market response—energy stocks spiked while oil prices stayed flat and gold modestly rose as investors hedged against geopolitical uncertainty—and explains why the limited current Venezuelan production means no immediate shock to U.S. fuel costs. It then connects these dynamics to the broader implications for American investors, the U.S. economy, and the accelerating move by China, Russia and other nations to “de‑dollarize” worldwide.

In this video the creator explains how the IRS is now aggressively tracking side‑hustle earnings—whether from gig platforms, freelance work, cash apps or hobby sales—and why even small amounts can trigger a notice if they don’t match third‑party reports. He then outlines the four biggest mistakes to avoid (ignoring 1099s, failing to report cash income, mixing personal and business accounts, and not documenting expenses) and offers a simple system for tracking income, separating accounts, and keeping records to stay compliant.

In this video, the creator analyzes the housing market trends as we approach 2026, addressing the ongoing unaffordability crisis and whether a market crash is on the horizon. With recent data showing slight increases in home prices and predictions of continued demand pressure due to potential rate cuts and inflation, the video warns that the struggle for prospective homebuyers is likely to persist.

In this video, the host discusses investment strategies for 2026, emphasizing the influence of Federal Reserve policies on asset prices and liquidity. He explains that with the Fed increasing liquidity and transitioning to an easing cycle, investors should remain engaged in the market, prepared to buy dips, and understand the implications of a weaker dollar on investments like stocks and precious metals.

In this video, the host examines the recent CPI inflation report revealing a drop in inflation to 2.7%, while questioning the seriousness of the Federal Reserve's efforts to reach their target of 2.0%. They express concerns about the Fed's monetary policies, including cutting interest rates and resuming money printing, suggesting these actions indicate a greater priority on supporting financial markets over genuinely controlling inflation.

In this video, we analyze the latest jobs report revealing a troubling trend in the U.S. labor market, with significant job losses and an unemployment rate rising to 4.6%. Additionally, we discuss the implications of these numbers on wage growth, inflation, and the potential for future interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

In this video, the speaker discusses the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision to resume money printing, starting December 12th, amounting to $40 billion monthly, sparking concerns over inflation despite the Fed's commitment to maintain it at 2%. The speaker critiques the Fed's rebranding of quantitative easing as "reserve management," highlighting skepticism about their claims and projecting ongoing economic implications of these monetary policy shifts.

In this video, we explore the imminent risk of another credit rating downgrade for the United States and its significant financial implications for citizens. As all three major credit rating agencies—S&P, Moody's, and Fitch—have expressed concerns over the U.S. government's fiscal irresponsibility and political dysfunction, we discuss how these downgrades could lead to higher borrowing costs, increased interest rates, and a weakening of the U.S. financial position globally.

The Federal Reserve is poised to cut interest rates at their upcoming meeting on December 10th, 2023, which could pave the way for a significant market rally by 2026. As the Fed approaches key decisions regarding future monetary policy and the nomination of a new chair, the market is closely watching for projections and guidance that could shape investment strategies moving forward.

In this video, the presenter discusses the recent surge in silver prices, which have just reached an all-time high, questioning whether this marks a peak or the start of a larger upward trend. He explains the implications of price manipulation by major markets, the supply-demand dynamics impacting silver's future, and offers insights into his own investment strategies while urging viewers to consider the potential for continued growth in silver prices.

In this video, the speaker discusses the imminent return of the Federal Reserve's money printing, predicting a shift towards quantitative easing as early as 2026. They explain the possible implications of increased liquidity on financial markets, emphasizing the need for investors to adapt their strategies accordingly as the Federal Reserve prepares to flood the economy with cash, potentially leading to a market "melt-up."

In this video, we explore the current turmoil impacting stock markets, Bitcoin, and precious metals due to conflicting signals from the Federal Reserve regarding potential interest rate cuts. With increasing uncertainty about the Fed's decisions and a weakening labor market, market confidence is waning as investors grapple with the implications for their investments.

In this housing market update, we explore the alarming 20% rise in foreclosures alongside continuing home price increases, revealing the complexities behind the numbers. Despite growing homeowner distress and rising foreclosures, the current market shows resilience with home prices up 1.4% year-over-year, challenging fears of an imminent market crash.

In this video, we provide an update on President Trump's promise of a $2,000 stimulus check tied to tariff income, discussing the feasibility and implications of such payments amidst rising inflation and skepticism among Americans. We analyze the numbers behind the proposed dividends and highlight the potential economic consequences, while also considering the legal challenges facing Trump's tariff policies.

In this video, we explore the controversial proposal of a 50-year mortgage in the U.S. housing market and its potential implications for American homeowners, highlighting how it may trap them in long-term debt while benefiting banks and the real estate industry. The discussion includes a historical overview of the 30-year mortgage and a detailed analysis of the financial trade-offs involved in extending mortgage terms.

In this video, we discuss the recent resolution of the government shutdown following the Senate's approval of a funding bill, which now heads to the House for a vote. However, with another potential crisis looming over the Obamacare subsidies set to expire by the end of December, we explore the possibility of another government shutdown as discussions heat up again in January.

In this video, we analyze the alarming state of America's labor market, highlighted by a staggering 175% increase in job cuts in October compared to last year, as reported by the Challenger report. With the Federal Reserve preparing for potential interest rate decisions based on this data despite the government shutdown preventing official reports, the discussion reveals the complex interplay between rising layoffs, inflation concerns, and the Fed's dual mandate of maintaining price stability and maximum employment.

In this video, we discuss the significant changes to the IRS 1099K rule following the passing of the OBB, which raises the reporting threshold back to $20,000 and 200 transactions, effectively abolishing the dreaded $600 surveillance rule. While this is a relief for casual sellers, viewers are reminded that all income remains taxable and proper documentation is still required for tax purposes.

In this video, we delve into America's alarming $38 trillion debt crisis, highlighting a staggering $1 trillion increase in just two and a half months. We explore the U.S. government's overspending patterns, the implications of rising interest payments, and the challenging options for reducing the deficit in light of political pressures.

In this video, we explore the unfolding national crisis due to the government shutdown, highlighting the major impact on SNAP benefits, which may leave 42 million Americans without food assistance in November. Additionally, we discuss the implications for TSA employees working unpaid, the Federal Reserve's inability to access crucial data, and the overall economic repercussions, as Congress struggles to find a resolution before upcoming deadlines.