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DIRE Warning from Bank of England: "You have 3 Days Left."

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oh boy basically the Jerome Powell of

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the United Kingdom this is Mr Andrew

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Bailey over at the bank of England just

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told quote funds and firms you've got

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three days left

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that's right see the United Kingdom is

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undertaking this really kind of

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unprecedented approach that could quite

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frankly spell disaster but it's being

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undertaken to avoid disaster ah as if it

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couldn't get even more complicated so

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look here's basically what's going on in

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the United Kingdom okay the United

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Kingdom's like crap we're going into a

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depression so Mr Boris Johnson's

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government gets laughed out of office

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because people are like dude you had a

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party during covid you're a hypocrite

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Okay bye so he leaves no lady comes in

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Liz truss first thing her exchequer uh

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this is like they're kind of like their

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treasury secretary first thing he does

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uh the exchecker of the exchange is says

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you know what we're gonna cut taxes for

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rich people and we'll send stemi checks

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for uh the energy crisis we're facing

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and we'll cut taxes on buying real

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estate because we're a nation of

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entrepreneurs and and we're gonna

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basically just stimulate the economy and

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the markets are like no no that's like

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that'd be like Joe Biden right now

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literally coming out and going another

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two thousand dollars did we check oh

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wait that's exactly what California is

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doing with inflation relief stimulus

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checks but then again California is not

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exactly the best example of what should

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be done after all they're still building

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a train to nowhere

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the bullet train

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just don't even start on that so anyway

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now because of that and the this

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discovery that the their treasury

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secretary basically went partying with

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hedge funds after he reduced their tax

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rates that night uh the popularity of

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the new English government is lower than

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that of Boris Johnson who is laughed out

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of office

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not a good start to an Administration

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that's barely 30 days old anyway

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now

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after the result of all this pandemonium

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that came out in the markets where

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basically people like okay wait a minute

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so you're going to try to stimulate

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while at the same time you're keeping

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rates low you're going to create so much

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extra inflation that you're going to

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have to raise rates and place so much

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catch up because rates are so much lower

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than where they are in the United States

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you're going to have to pay play so much

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catch up not only are we thinking you're

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going to have to raise rates by a full

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one percentage point Come November but

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we think even at then you're gonna be

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way behind the curve so what we're going

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to do is we're just gonna dump our bonds

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because remember bonds have a coupon

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rate associated with them and so the

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bond Market's basically like this sucks

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go to cash like the bank of England and

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and the government are just dumb dump

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and so they start dumping everything

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well that obviously leads to prices of

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things going down the British pound

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becoming basically the British peso okay

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bad joke it's been overused but whatever

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this is what a lot of people were saying

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the value of it felt and nearly parity

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with the dollar which is insane that's

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basically where one dollar equals one

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British pound we haven't seen that

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forever I think my childhood it's always

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been like a two to one ratio uh oh you

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know in 2021 it was like a buck 40 is

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how much a pound cost now it costs you a

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buck nine uh like a dollar nine cents

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it's it's pretty low it's Fallen a lot

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uh and so people like screw it why why

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invest in any kind of bonds in the

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United Kingdom when we could just dump

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the British pound go buy the dollar and

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get a quote unquote risk-free four

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percent on 10-year treasuries or like

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4.5 percent on two-year treasuries what

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are we doing wasting our time

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with this with this government that on

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one hand is trying to stimulate and cut

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taxes

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because we're a nation of entrepreneurs

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and on the other hand

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they're they're breaking the pound

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market and then in order to solve the

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currency disaster they're creating and

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the bond market they're destroying

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they're saying you know what we're going

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to print money

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but now

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now they've created yet another

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deadline

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or problem I should say and the problem

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is the deadline see today Andrew Bailey

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who is the uh basically the Jerome

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Powell of the bank of England which the

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bank of England is not like JP Morgan

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and Chase okay it's the central bank

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it's like the Federal Reserve okay so

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when you hear Boe think fat

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Andrew Bailey comes out and says

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yeah uh this is a message to funds and

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firms involved you've got three days

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left you've got to get this done that's

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a quote that is a quote of what he said

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he said quote we've announced that we

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will be out of the market I imputed the

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market part we've announced that we will

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be out by the end of the week that's

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because they announced they're going to

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do an unlimited bailout of basically

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buying as many bonds as they can to

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basically try to create a floor of the

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price of these bonds that everyone is

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bailing out of because remember how I'm

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saying hey like why bother with with the

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United Kingdom when these bonds are

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going to become a lot more worthless

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when the bank of England realizes they

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have to raise rates a lot more and when

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rates go up the value of existing bonds

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go down goes down so let's just dump

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those now right so what you have going

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on

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is you have these Bonds in England that

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are plummeting in value and the bank of

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England is basically coming in saying

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hey look look look look we will buy an

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unlimited amount of these and it will

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effectively create a floor price where

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nothing can go below that because

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anytime we just touch the valuations of

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certain bonds at this level we'll just

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buy them well the bank of England is now

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saying

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um heads up we're removing that floor on

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Friday so uh fair warning good luck

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everybody okay

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this is where things could potentially

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get really dirty because when the floor

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gets removed anybody who has like these

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firms and institutions who have not yet

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liquidated their bonds don't have a

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floor price anymore and that means if

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they need to frantically get market

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value for their bonds they might well

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they're not going to have the backstop

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of essentially their fed and so they

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might get a substantially reduced market

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value

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and when those people get a

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substantially reduced market value

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everybody else who's kept Bonds on their

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books and who hasn't dumped them already

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is going to have to take Mark to Market

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losses because the value of their

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portfolio as hodlers or Diamond handers

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will be going down into the hole and all

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of a sudden Equity ratios at Pension

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funds and firms and anybody holding on

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to bonds will be totally out of whack

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and you'll probably start seeing some

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cracks now go no guarantees but there's

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a risk that in the next two to three to

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four months in the United Kingdom you

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could start seeing serious pension fund

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bankruptcies business bankruptcies or

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just straight up municipal government

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failures right local governments just

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starting to fail go bankrupt we saw that

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in California in 2008. doesn't surprise

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in California but anyway

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this is kind of scary because Friday is

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that deadline so if you needed another

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thing to kind of think to yourself about

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like oh my gosh what else do we have to

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pay attention to because this is already

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pretty venomous well

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the bank of England is yet another

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really really nasty one they're telling

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you Friday now they're still gonna be

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buying on Friday

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but come next week

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now see Friday Also happens to align

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with a coupon expiration for the

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programs on building your wealth that's

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linked down below of course lifetime

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access remember some of the lifetime

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access goes away but next week and the

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weeks Hereafter could be really critical

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for the United Kingdom because here's

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the thing if we end up seeing the bank

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of England say hey look we're out

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and now all of a sudden you start seeing

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bankruptcies that's going to have a

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ripple effect throughout the entire

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United States because even the United

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States companies hold exposure to

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businesses in the United Kingdom and if

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businesses in the United Kingdom

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potentially go bankrupt then it makes

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you wonder is this sort of like the tip

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of the iceberg where when one thing

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Falls and all of a sudden let's say ten

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thousand people lose their jobs because

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Credit Suisse fires a bunch of people

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over the you know at the Credit Suisse

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and that's different from England but

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the same thing sort of happens in

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England

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then all of a sudden that's 10 000

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people who are not getting paid who now

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have to fire their handy folk their

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construction workers cancel their real

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estate contract they stop spending money

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on travel and goods and services and

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house cleaners and and fuel for their

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car because they're like oh hunker down

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honey we're screwed

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it's bad and so then you have a real

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economic depression that you start

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creating at the same time as still

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having extremely high inflation

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so now you're really in a stagflationary

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environment where the central banks have

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to make this decision okay well do we

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just try to bail out those firms or do

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we fight inflation and at this point it

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seems like the choice is going to be

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sorry you're gonna have to go bankrupt

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and so those businesses go bankrupt and

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at the same time they continue to fight

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inflation while crushing and destroying

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demand you're just going to create a

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stagflationary depression and the bank

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of England

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and the United Kingdom could potentially

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be the tip of the iceberg here we

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thought we thought it was China

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no

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China is just they're already in a

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depression

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the bank of England now we're starting

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to hit a little closer to home because

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we actually have monetary systems who

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are not necessarily coordinated but they

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are at the same time trying to hike

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rates to Stamp Out inflation China's

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actually not doing that China's trying

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to stimulate but not over stimulate

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they're already so deep in the doodoo

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that they're already in stimulation

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world they're like we're not worried

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about inflation because uh we don't even

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have an economy right now like it's just

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bad but if this video isn't about China

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so watch the United Kingdom

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because this three-day warning

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it's just not good it's going to lead to

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more pain and tenuousness in the markets

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again we we will we could potentially

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see more of a flight

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uh to U.S bonds because of this disaster

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in the United Kingdom now interestingly

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that could actually lower yields on you

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know the U.S bonds because if you get

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more buyers in the United States that

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can lower yields temporarily uh and

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that's also what happened last time

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around but I mean bonds today the

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10-year today is up at 3.94 and this is

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despite the fact that say you know

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people think you know there are a lot of

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institutional investors coming over to

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buy American bonds

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well

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as soon as the fed's quantitative

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tightening actually hits and if we get a

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Miss on the CPI read on Thursday

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oh it could be ugly no I hope not I hope

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not

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um

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no I mean best case scenario we just get

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you know like a 7.5 read on Headline CPI

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and uh and and we go you know we start

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solidifying a bottom we don't want to

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