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00:00You have less than six months left to prepare for what is coming.
00:04The worst is behind us.
00:07The American stock market will see the powerful overcome the powerful.
00:12No piece of bad news can stop the strong recovery and explosive surge of the market.
00:19If this time you still do not take your money out to catch the market bottom,
00:23then over the next 10 years you will have to accept a widening class divide.
00:28You will miss the chance to ascend to a higher class,
00:32and no matter how hard you try, your wealth will remain unchanged.
00:37Is it really so?
00:40Finance Hacked warmly greets you and our dear friends.
00:44Have you noticed that when everyone was saying that the US economy had slipped into recession
00:49and the American stock market had been plunging for more than 10 consecutive days,
00:54It was then that the US Federal Reserve finally spoke up,
01:00yet, instead of cutting interest rates to make borrowing for investments easier
01:04and rescue the stock market, they took even stronger measures,
01:09warning the whole world that inflation in the United States might worsen.
01:13This means that if you do business in America, your costs will continue to rise.
01:21If you live in America, the price of the goods you buy will keep increasing.
01:26Meanwhile, the US GDP is no longer growing as it once did.
01:32People are spending and investing less.
01:36In short, making money will become increasingly difficult while prices keep soaring.
01:41This is a type of economic paradox.
01:46Faced with such a risky prospect.
01:50If you had to bet on whether the US stock market would rise or fall,
01:54no matter how foolish you might be,
01:56everyone would choose to bet on a steep market decline, right?
02:01However, as soon as the market opened,
02:03the American stock market unexpectedly surged sharply.
02:07This shows that most people rushed to buy in,
02:11buying as much as they could without worrying about the price.
02:16Why was this the case?
02:18While most people were indifferent to the overall situation,
02:23few noticed that the Indonesian stock market had collapsed
02:26and even the Turkish stock market had fallen into a severe crisis.
02:30This means that the trap set by American capitalists over the past few years
02:37are now exploding one after another.
02:40So, who will be the next victim?
02:44Earlier, when the Fed raised interest rates,
02:47American capitalists had gathered assets from Japan, South Korea and Europe.
02:52Now, these markets are gradually recovering.
02:58This means that the phase of catching the bottom is over.
03:02The assets that hit rock bottom will soon explode in growth,
03:06while those that had surged earlier will quickly collapse.
03:10The investment trend with the highest profitability in 2025 has revealed itself.
03:16But what does that mean?
03:18In investing, do we make money when buying an asset or when selling it?
03:25Is our win or loss determined by the timing of our purchase orders
03:29or by all the preparations made beforehand?
03:33Think of it as a race.
03:35If you win, is it because you ran a few seconds or minutes faster on the track?
03:41Why was it that the state of Chene could sweep away six states
03:45during the Warring States period?
03:47Why did Bai Chi become an undefeated general, hailed as a war god?
03:54Is it because he charged into battle without any prior strategy
03:57and then decided the outcome on the spot?
04:00Let me tell you, every victory or defeat in life
04:04comes from careful calculation, strategy and preparation.
04:09It's the same with college entrance exams.
04:12Pursuing love and investing to make money
04:16If you only wait until you sell an asset to decide whether you made a profit,
04:22then you aren't investing, you're gambling.
04:25If your profit depends on praying to deities or on the sincerity of your prayers,
04:31that isn't investing, it's merely a game of chance.
04:34For genuine entrepreneurs and investors,
04:38they only enter the game when they are already assured of a win.
04:43Moreover, ideally, they earn money without having to spend a single cent.
04:49Not only that, but sometimes someone else makes money for you.
04:53In fact, they proactively bring money to you before you execute a trade.
04:59And if you see that a win is impossible,
05:02you immediately back out or even run away at once.
05:07Therefore, if you do not realise that the plan of the capitalists
05:10has entered the harvesting phase,
05:13then whether you buy US stocks, short sell or invest in US bonds,
05:18you will end up with losses.
05:19As I mentioned in the previous video,
05:23if you do not want to become a victim of this harvest
05:26and still hope to climb to a higher class,
05:29then follow my channel.
05:31I will continue to provide you with important information.
05:36If you fear that you might forget what you've heard and waste time,
05:41you can like this video so that it will automatically be saved
05:44to your playlist for you to review and act upon later.
05:47First of all, everything in the world that needs to collapse has collapsed.
05:53The American capitalists have almost finished buying up the assets they needed.
05:59This means that the era of shearing the sheep is over.
06:03The next phase is to help the flock regrow their wool quickly.
06:08What do I mean by that?
06:11Before I analyse this plan, many people might not believe it.
06:15I can understand that.
06:19But now, as everything unfolds exactly as predicted,
06:23with history repeating itself,
06:25if you have missed the chance to make money in the first stage,
06:28will you continue to miss the second stage?
06:32What was the purpose of the U?
06:35S. Federal Reserve and the capitalists when they raised interest rates,
06:40suppose today you are a European holding 100 million euros.
06:44European banks only offer you a 1% annual interest rate,
06:50that is, if you deposit your money for one year without doing anything,
06:54you'll earn 1 million euros in interest.
06:58But now, when the Fed raises interest rates,
07:02if you simply exchange your 100 million euros for dollars
07:05and deposit them in an American bank,
07:08you can do nothing at all,
07:10yet America will pay you 5% interest.
07:13Meaning you earn 5 million dollars in profit from doing nothing,
07:18a five-fold increase.
07:21So what will you do?
07:24Of course, you will sell all your euros,
07:27convert them to dollars,
07:29and deposit them in an American bank.
07:32As a result, the dollar strengthens
07:34while other currencies around the world keep depreciating.
07:38So when the whole world deposits money in American banks,
07:43what will the American capitalists do?
07:47They will use the appreciated dollars to buy back assets and currencies that are depreciating
07:52around the globe, that is why last year, the Japanese yen, the South Korean one,
07:58the euro, and many other currencies in Asia and Europe depreciated sharply.
08:03For example, previously to buy an asset in Europe.
08:10I had to spend 1 million dollars,
08:12but because the euro lost value,
08:15now I only need 700,000 dollars to purchase an equivalent asset.
08:21This is tantamount to a 30% discount.
08:23Last year, many companies in Asia and Europe were taken over by American capitalists.
08:32Business owners and shareholders were gradually replaced by American tycoons.
08:38In other words, no matter how hard Asians or Europeans work,
08:43the money they earn will ultimately flow into the pockets of American capitalists.
08:48But what if your country's economy is not very developed,
08:51has little money or lacks any major enterprises worth buying?
08:57That's all right, you still have natural resources.
09:01Look at Turkey, a nation rich in resources such as oil,
09:06gas, and fuel pipelines.
09:10In ancient times, if you wanted to seize another country's resources,
09:14you had to wage war.
09:16If you won, all those resources would belong to you.
09:20But this method of plunder not only drained the people's strength and resources,
09:26but also branded you as an invader.
09:30In modern times, things are a bit more civilized.
09:34When Turkey lacked money, I could lend them money.
09:38It appears that I am very benevolent,
09:41proactively lending when they need it.
09:43But the issue is, I'm also worried they won't be able to repay,
09:48so they must collateralize some assets.
09:52If they fail to repay, those assets would belong to me.
09:57But it's all right, they will not default because I lend at very low interest rates.
10:02If they still can't pay when the term comes,
10:06they can continue to borrow new money to pay the old debts.
10:10In 2003, Turkey still owed more than $23 billion
10:14but continued to borrow an additional $16 billion in new debt.
10:19To secure the loans, they had to pledge important national assets such as energy,
10:26transportation, and banks to American tycoons.
10:30The seed of this plan was sown then and continued to grow until last year
10:35when the Fed raised interest rates.
10:38The short-term debt rates of Turkey immediately doubled.
10:42Because it was short-term debt.
10:46Within a few months to a year, they had to repay.
10:50Unable to meet their repayment obligations,
10:53they were forced to use their resources as collateral.
10:58As a result, Turkey's oil and gas were snapped up by Western tycoons.
11:04The price of gas that Turkish citizens had to pay
11:07was entirely decided by those Western tycoons.
11:12Additionally, Turkey's rare-earth mines, minerals,
11:16and banks were sold off at a nominal price to American capitalists.
11:21A similar situation occurred in Indonesia and Japan.
11:26For instance, Indonesia possesses the world's largest nickel reserves,
11:31and nickel is a crucial material in battery production.
11:36When the Fed raised interest rates,
11:38Indonesia's rupee are quickly depreciated.
11:42Creating an opportunity for American capitalists
11:45to use their strengthened dollars to purchase Indonesia's nickel mines.
11:51This means that the future supply of nickel for Tesla's batteries has been secured.
11:56Why do American capitalists have so much money to acquire global assets?
12:04Because last year, the American stock market surged dramatically,
12:08as mentioned, when currencies worldwide depreciate,
12:12the global economy weakens,
12:14and everyone's assets lose value,
12:17while the cost of living soars.
12:18Especially after the outbreak of war in Europe,
12:23the region's energy supplies were disrupted.
12:27Causing global capital to only flow into the United States,
12:31the nation with the most stable economy.
12:34The American government had previously coordinated with tycoons to stage a grand drama.
12:40It can be seen that since 2020,
12:43the US government's public debt has risen from over $20 trillion to $36 trillion.
12:50At the same time, the cash reserves in the US Treasury have been depleting since 2020.
12:58So where did all that money go?
13:00And why is it that when the Fed raised interest rates,
13:03American tycoons were able to buy up assets worldwide,
13:07across the globe, money isn't just deposited in American banks to earn high interest,
13:13it is mainly poured into the US stock market.
13:17Aside from the reasons already mentioned,
13:20a weakening global economy with America remaining strong.
13:25More importantly, American companies appear to be very profitable.
13:30But why, after the pandemic forced many people to work from home,
13:35did American companies become even richer?
13:39That's because the US government pumped countless subsidies into them.
13:43In 2020, when the Fed injected money into the market by expanding its balance sheet,
13:49American companies were able to borrow a colossal amount at nearly zero interest.
13:55So what did they do with that money?
13:57First, they used it to buy back their own shares,
14:01driving the stock prices high.
14:03This needs no further explanation, everyone understands.
14:10Second, they used the money to collude with each other to beautify financial reports.
14:16The US government distributed cash to businesses.
14:21One business bought products from another,
14:24and that business in turn purchased from another, forming a circular flow.
14:28Everyone posted high revenues, with profits artfully presented,
14:34and then paid back to the government in taxes.
14:38In this way, the money pumped by the government wasn't lost,
14:42but returned to the government,
14:43while American companies showcased impressive business figures
14:47to attract international capital into the US stock market.
14:50When these companies had money, they used it to repay the government's debt.
14:56At this moment, the US government had both money to service its debt
15:01and the ability to help American capitalists attract international funds.
15:07These capitalists, armed with appreciated dollars,
15:10continued to buy up undervalued assets and resources worldwide.
15:14Many believe that when interest rates rise, borrowing becomes difficult,
15:21business and investment activities will stall,
15:24leading to economic recession and a plunging stock market,
15:28but the reality is quite the opposite.
15:31Rising interest rates have caused global capital to flow into the US stock market,
15:37helping capitalists make a fortune,
15:40while the American stock market explodes.
15:42Tycoons like Warren Buffett are among the biggest beneficiaries.
15:49They sell their stocks at high prices, pocket huge amounts of cash,
15:53then invest in US government bonds to earn high interest,
15:57all while scooping up assets being sold off in Japan, Asia, and Europe.
16:04Therefore, if you hastily sell your stocks based purely on economic theory
16:08when interest rates rise,
16:10you will miss out on the wild bull run of the US stock market last year.
16:16Looking at financial reports,
16:18many companies had low profits, high valuations, or even losses,
16:23yet their stocks soared dramatically over the past year.
16:28Why?
16:29Because in the stock market,
16:31stock prices do not depend on whether a company has potential.
16:35They depend on whether the buyers or sellers have more money.
16:41If the sellers have more money,
16:43even the best stocks will drop in price.
16:47Conversely, if the buyers have more money,
16:49even the worst stocks will rise.
16:53In other words,
16:54the rise or fall of stock prices is dictated by the major players in the market.
16:59Therefore, we need not worry too much about financial reports or economic analyses.
17:06The most important thing is to follow where the big money is flowing.
17:11Now, for the crucial part.
17:15At this point, real capitalists like Warren Buffett have sold all their stocks when prices were high.
17:21This means that whoever is holding US stocks now is the international capital.
17:29The first step of the plan is complete.
17:31The Fed raised interest rates,
17:33sucked money from around the world,
17:36and bought assets at low prices.
17:39Logically, the next step would be to cut interest rates,
17:43lower borrowing costs,
17:44and allow money from America to flow back into Asia and Europe.
17:48Then, the assets that the capitalists accumulated would surge in price.
17:56But what is the problem?
17:57The US presidency has changed,
18:00which means that whether the second step can be executed now requires renegotiation.
18:06It is evident that the U
18:08S Treasury will run dry in a few months.
18:13The US government may even have to shut down.
18:16So, what will they do?
18:20As I analysed in previous videos,
18:23the US government will need to engineer a recession that makes the stock market crash,
18:28forcing capital to leave stocks and flow into US government bonds.
18:32At that point, money from around the world will leave the stock market and flow into US bonds,
18:38that is, into the hands of the US government.
18:42But what is actually happening?
18:44According to recent reports from American banks,
18:49where is the money flowing?
18:52It is not going into US bonds but into Europe and the UK.
18:57Just look at the dollar index.
19:00Since the beginning of this year, the index has dropped sharply.
19:04Meaning the dollar is losing value compared to the euro,
19:09Japanese yen and other currencies,
19:12why is it depreciating?
19:14Because people are selling dollars to buy euros and yen.
19:19What does this imply?
19:21It means that the current US administration is trying to create a recession
19:26and cause the stock market to collapse so that capital flows into US bonds.
19:32They continually emphasise that US bond yields are at their highest
19:37and that if you do not buy now,
19:39you won't have the opportunity to buy at such high yields later.
19:43And what about American capitalists?
19:47They too desire a recession followed by a stock market crash,
19:52but the difference is that capitalists do not want money to flow into government bonds,
19:57that is, they do not want money to return to the government.
20:00Because once the US government resolves its cash shortage,
20:06it will have much greater control.
20:09Then, American capitalists will lose their influence.
20:14From an interest standpoint, if the stock market collapses,
20:18capitalists can manipulate the market,
20:21driving stock prices from their highs to their lowest levels.
20:26Afterwards, they will pressure the Fed to expand its balance sheet
20:29and inject money into the economy.
20:33In doing so, they can borrow newly printed money at near zero interest
20:37to buy back the stocks they had sold at high prices.
20:42Thus, they will continue to control the US stock market.
20:47The crucial point is that when capital flows out of the stock market,
20:51American capitalists will redirect that money to Europe
20:54or other countries where they had previously bought cheap assets.
20:58In this way, they will regain control of those discounted assets.
21:05Therefore, whether it is the US government or American capitalists,
21:09if the stock market crashes, both will benefit,
21:13the difference is that the US government wants to attract capital into bonds,
21:17whereas American capitalists prefer to direct money into assets in Europe,
21:22Japan, and other regions.
21:24Why is that?
21:28Note this point, many focus only on American capitalists while forgetting that.
21:34In essence, they originate from Europe.
21:39In other words, before America became the world's number one power,
21:43who were the masters?
21:44It was Britain and Europe.
21:49Therefore, for a long time there has been an aristocratic class of tycoons accumulating vast
21:55fortunes in Europe.
21:57We might call them the European Financial Alliance.
22:02These tycoons have deep roots in Europe, but when America rose and became a superpower,
22:08they gradually shifted and put down roots in America.
22:11This is precisely why American capitalists can easily manipulate Europe,
22:18because in reality they never left, they only relocated their operations from Europe to America.
22:25There are no national borders in the world of capital.
22:29No one says that if I was born in Vietnam, then my entire family must remain in Vietnam forever.
22:37That is simply not the case.
22:39For capitalists, the concept of nationality does not exist.
22:45There is only the maximization of profit.
22:48The European financial conglomerates that have parasitically settled in America
22:53all supported the previous US administration.
22:57The reason is that the former administration pursued globalization policies.
23:03Simply put, America printed money and spent it around the world.
23:07Helping other countries earn dollars and boosting their economies.
23:14Simultaneously, the assets that capitalists held in other countries increased in value,
23:20but the current administration pursues isolationism, creating conflicts with the world,
23:26imposing tariffs, and forcing other countries to relocate their factories,
23:31talent, and technology to America.
23:34Simply put, in the past globalization meant that other countries had to work hard
23:40while America merely printed money and spent it,
23:44and then the money flowed back to America, remaining in the hands of capitalists.
23:49But now the situation has changed.
23:52Previously, America printed money and spent it, while capitalists benefited,
23:59but now the current government wants to produce,
24:02earn, and spend on its own,
24:05free from the manipulation of international financial conglomerates.
24:10In short, previously America was drained by capitalists,
24:14but now the current administration wants to push back against the control of European tycoons.
24:21So why does Warren Buffett not invest further in European assets like other financial groups,
24:27but instead increase his investments in the yen and Japanese stocks?
24:32Because Buffett is a purely American capitalist,
24:35while Europe has long been divided among European tycoons.
24:39Meaning Buffett's voice there holds little weight.
24:45Moreover, Buffett cannot invest in gold because gold is a substitute asset for the dollar held by governments worldwide.
24:54If he pours money into gold, it would be tantamount to devaluing the dollar.
25:00Japan is a different story.
25:03In the past, many people borrowed money in Japan to invest in America.
25:07Once the American economy collapsed, the capital would flow back to Japan.
25:15Buffett recognized this early and took a step ahead by investing strongly in Japan.
25:20Furthermore, when assets in Japan were being sold off at bargain prices,
25:25he would even borrow money directly in Japan to buy them.
25:30With this strategy, Buffett has become one of the top five investors in Japan.
25:35In other words, the money that the Japanese earn is also flowing into his pockets.
25:43All of these points were mentioned in previous videos.
25:47So what is the core takeaway here?
25:50When investing, we must search for opportunities with a high probability of success.
25:55The most important thing is to understand where the big money is flowing.
26:02Whether it is capitalists or the government, they all benefit when the US stock market collapses.
26:09However, if you notice, the financial funds of Buffett and the European tycoon conglomerates
26:16have not yet poured money into US stocks to catch the bottom, nor have they bought long-term US bonds.
26:22Instead, they have channeled funds into assets in Europe and Japan.
26:29So why did US stocks surge so strongly this time?
26:34If you look at the US stock index and the overall market,
26:38you will notice that right before the surge there was a rebalancing of derivative contracts,
26:44so high trading volume was normal, but not very informative.
26:48The important point is that on the day of the surge, the actual trading volume was not high.
26:56This indicates that although many bought in without hesitation,
27:00the number of genuine investors participating was not large.
27:06Morgan Stanley even conducted a survey and found that over the past week,
27:11individual investors poured more than $12 billion into US stocks.
27:15In addition, if you observe closely, you will see countless individual Chinese investors buying ETF funds
27:24that track US stock indices, such as the Che Securities SP500 ETF,
27:31pushing its closing price to hit the circuit breaker and temporarily suspending trading.
27:37So why are small investors flocking to buy US stocks?
27:41Because typically when US stocks drop by 10%, there is a short-lived recovery.
27:49However, for investors like us, when large capital has not actually participated
27:55and only small individual investors are putting money in.
28:00Whether you buy or short sell, the probability of losses in this market remains very high.
28:06This time, if the market only recovers slightly due to small investors buying in,
28:13the profit you earn will be very limited because the recovery range is not large.
28:18If after the recovery you do not make enough money and fail to exit in time,
28:24then when the market plunges again, you will be stuck at a high price level.
28:28Why is short-selling also prone to losses?
28:34Because you enter the trade too early.
28:37Currently, the US economy is still in a tug-of-war and you cannot know exactly when the market will
28:44truly collapse.
28:46If you short sell too early, like now, a single recovery could force you to cut your losses.
28:52If you use leverage, you even risk having your account wiped out.
28:59Therefore, short-selling is much riskier than buying in.
29:04Only when you are sure that US stocks have reached a genuine, prolonged bottom,
29:09potentially lasting for an entire year, should you consider this strategy.
29:15Even then, I only say consider because we could still opt to invest in other assets such as gold
29:21since the second half of last year.
29:24I began converting a large portion of my dollars into Japanese yen
29:28because I frequently travel to Japan and notice the risks of the dollar depreciating.
29:34If short-selling, we would also choose weaker stocks,
29:38such as those trailing behind the blue chips.
29:42Even if in the first half of the cycle you did not invest in any asset,
29:47it doesn't matter much because if you keep your cash in defensive currencies,
29:51when the dollar depreciates, those currencies will appreciate and help preserve your wealth.
29:58Our ultimate goal is to wait for the Fed to expand its balance sheet and resume printing money.
30:04Before that happens, if the US stock market crashes,
30:08this will be the greatest opportunity in our lives to catch the bottom.
30:12Many say that I have repeatedly warned that the US stock market would crash,
30:18but so far it has only experienced significant drops without a complete collapse.
30:25So when will it really happen?
30:28My friend, I do not possess a crystal ball,
30:31nor do I have any superpower to know the exact day it will occur.
30:35If anyone tells me they know the precise day, I wouldn't believe them either.
30:42But as investors and entrepreneurs, we need not pinpoint the exact timing.
30:48What matters is betting on scenarios with a high likelihood of occurring.
30:53If this scenario unfolds, we must be among the winners.
30:57And if it doesn't, we won't suffer massive losses at most, we just won't make much money.
31:05Essentially, Warren Buffett operates on a large scale while we are small investors,
31:11our strategies may differ, but our investment mindset is fundamentally similar.
31:17Are our predictions correct?
31:20How will we adjust our portfolios in the future?
31:24Due to time constraints.
31:27I'll end this video here.
31:30I share my knowledge on wealth, business, and investing to help achieve financial freedom.
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31:45I sincerely wish that everyone who has enjoyed this video soon achieves financial freedom.
31:51As long as you find even one or two sentences in this video that can improve your life,
31:58I will truly feel happy.
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