From Mark Moss

Video Description

Japan Just CRASHED The US Market. Is it personal? Or is it just business?
In this video I'll break down:
  • The background of how it happened
  • Why it happened
  • What it means for the US?
  • And what it means for you and I, and our investments?
"Smooth seas never made a skilled sailor." Are the rough seas like the economies that keep collapsing?
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Basically
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This video makes it sound like Japan is trying to cripple the US, but they are just trying to stablize their own economy.
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I think there is an element of geopolitics, as well as domestic monetary policy. Nothing happens in a vacuum.
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Right, but Japan is tied to the US. There isnt a point in trying to cripple the US.
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I doubt they wanted to cripple the US and I don't think they did. I think they wanted to change the power balance between themselves and the Fed, though, which consequently led to a market correction.
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All of this is happening because the US printed so many dollars.
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Sounds like everything went peachy!
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Mallers explains it best how fragile the system is 1 person messes up it goes to shit.
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It's always struck me as absurd, and even more so now that we have bitcoin.
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U can see past the bullshit lol 😆 I like how stackers get it but normies just agree to what they hear n read...
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I'm sure part of what attracted many of us to Bitcoin is believing that it's crazy for a small number of people to wield the amount of power that they do.
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Just curiosity for me then something was pulling me to go to btc conf miami went and ever since then started to let go of fiat life and just lean into bitcoin lol and yes I do believe in elites/ Deep state :) so much has been coming out lately it's been delicious 😋 haha
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Something that was coming, the United States is headed towards recession and rising unemployment.
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Yep. My position has been that America's been in a depression since Covid. The Great Depression also had what looked like economic recoveries, but they were always illusory.
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Last time I checked no one was forcing US market participants to borrow yens.
They got greedy and overlevereged on cheap yen, they bear the responsibility of what comes after interest rate increase.
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That's how I feel about everyone who borrows from or lends to one of the central banks.
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I went to look for reasons for Japan after watching your post. I found it. Is this the reason for Japan market crash? https://m.stacker.news/44301
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Maybe so
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