Bloodbath: US Economic Panic Begins As Japan’s Soaring Currency Detonates The Stock Market

As Japan suffers a massive stock sell-off, the US economy is getting hit hard as the Yen carry trade begins to blow up. US stocks is on the verge of a nasty sell-off and the recession risks are now getting frighteningly real. Here's what you must know.

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✅ Timestamps & Chapters:
0:00 Japan In Freefall Collapse
2:38 Economy Breaking, Massive Sell-Off
5:31 Carry Trade Blows Up, Collapses Markets
7:33 Sponsor: Indigo Precious Metals
8:58 USD Falling Hard
9:39 US Market Dump Big Risk
12:23 Recession Shock Risk

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[billb]

I’ve lived in the US for 53 years, what I’m feeling is worse than a recession right now.

[zainiabdullah]

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During speeches by Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, the audience stands and applauds him once every 4 minutes.

The Americans describe the fact that North Korean people applaud with such enthusiasm because they are afraid of the oppression and tyranny of their dictatorial leader, as they describe him.

Recently, Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a 55-minute speech in the US Congress, and during the speech, members of Congress stood and applauded him about 50 times, that is, approximately once every minute, which is equivalent to 4 times the applause that the North Korean leader receives inside his country.

*Using a logic analysis based on the same US principals we end up finding a strange similarity with the US Congress attitude of standing ovations not for their own elected leaders but to a foreign one that actually was behind their election!!

50 ovations for a 54 minute speech by a war criminal equal almost to 1 for every minute beating Kim Jong Un records.

That's the fear the members of Congress feel in front of Netanyahu .

👍👍👍 3 thumbs up for this amazing analogy !

[Mercury-epyp]

*Gold mining firms have tripled in valuation over the last couple of months. Who knows the amount of illegal mining going on in Africa? Tranx NYC could make a silly joke, poking his finger and rubbing it on a diamond, calling it a blood diamond. Isn’t that insensitive? Gold has had an incredible journey. From ancient times being the basis of currency to hitting all-time highs recently. It's been climbing steadily for a while now*

[donmacquarrie]

the problem is paper money not backed by just paper....

[cotizacionesequipo]

Why anyone would invest in the USA, the EU or Japan is beyond me.
The paper those currencies are printed on is more valuable than the currencies themselves.

[abqmalenurse]

"I have overseen several recessions in my years" is not quite the flex Yellin thinks it is. She has played a strong role in causing those recessions. But this is the one she has been building toward.

[justarandomname]

Those treasury bills have so much value that the US is over 35 trillion in debt and can never rrpay it.

[random]

The "Japanese model" you discussed, takes "cheap" money to invest in "higher yield" money. What the Japanese did NOT do (from my perspective) was to take "cheap" money to invest in business and infrastructure.
We see the same "thought process" in many publicly-traded companies. CEOs take "cheap" money and use it for "stock buybacks" to increase the stock price in order to receive their huge "bonuses". What the CEOs do NOT do is to take "cheap" money to invest in growth and infrastructure. They trade a short-term gain for long-term losses. At some point, these businesses can no longer deliver profitable products and, instead, embark on a campaign of "cannibalizing" the company to create "profit". Usually that takes the form of selling off "unprofitable" parts of the business, selling properties, and layoffs.

[Akaa]

America has a problem of overproduction of debt

[joshuacruz]

The value of paper money is trust and respect, something the USD doesn't have.

[MikeG-rhlk]

No money is ever lost it is always being stolen by the same people

[randygram]

Yellen is funny ... "inflation is transitory".... "The U.S. economy is booming..." 😂 "A recession .... no big I'm already a

[multipolarworldorder]

U$A now has a debt of 35 trillion dollars and still printing.

[Samoasoa]

Next is the Philippines because all the projects originally contracted to China now given to the Japanese. When recession hits, goodbye to the projects.

[greggpon]

One in 5 jobs in Japan are related to the automobile industry. Fifty percent of autos that are sold in the, in the biggest car market in the world (China) are electric. Toyoto Honda, Mazda, Subaru are either ice or hydrogen. This will not work out well.

[mohamedali]

Crash and huge losses in global stock markets, especially American ones.

[adeyemiadisa]

Finally, the chickens are coming home to roost!

[DumpTheDollar]

Japan betted on the wrong horse. Japan better be nice to China and ride on its growth, and access to its market, and be nice to Russia for cheaper energy.

[trailguy]

Banks could get yen at zero and invest in the u.s. at 5.25. The people could never do that.

[Elementaldomain]

U.S. brokerages across the U.S. are experiencing “mysterious internet outages” today 😂. People wouldn’t listen to us “crazies” and now they are going to pay the price. The Brokerages are solving the problem of tanking stocks by not allowing anyone to login to sell.
Robinhood stopped trading as well.