IT’S OVER — Japan Just Pulled the Plug on Global Markets
This is it. Japan has officially pulled the plug on the global financial system. After nearly 30 years of zero interest rates, the Bank of Japan has hiked rates to a modern record, triggering a $1.2 trillion “Great Repatriation” of capital that is shaking every market from Wall Street to London.
In this deep-dive, FINANCE EXPLAINED breaks down the mechanics of the Yen Carry Trade unwind—the single most dangerous “Liquidity Trap” in history. For decades, the world used Japan as a free ATM to fund everything from the AI tech bubble to U.S. government debt. Now, that ATM is out of service, and the “Margin Call” on the world has begun.
What we cover in this 3-part masterclass:
The $1.2 Trillion Dam Break: Why Japanese institutional investors are dumping U.S. Treasuries to bring their money home.
The Death of the Carry Trade: How a stronger Yen is forcing hedge funds to sell their “Winners” (NVIDIA, Apple, Bitcoin) to cover their debts.
The Liquidity Pincer Move: Why U.S. interest rates are staying high even as the Fed tries to cut, thanks to massive Japanese selling.
Market Endgame 2026: The specific sectors at risk of a “Gravity Adjustment,” including Commercial Real Estate and growth tech.
The era of “Free Money” is dead. We are moving from a world of abundance to a world of scarcity. If you want to understand the plumbing behind the market volatility and protect your portfolio from the coming “Liquidity Death Spiral,” this video is your roadmap.
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Where is the crash? US markets are ripping up lol
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The free lunch just sent the bill.
This is the best news I have heard in the past few months 😅 imaging someone elderly on fixed income pension who has worked decades and can barely meet ends because some people are playing games with the ¥
Free money is risky and inappropriate.
Higher rates in ¥ can only be celebrated.
Unfortunately this is only Half of the story.
What is failing is the Basic Idea of Money.
It has worked for thousands of years, but the sheer Number of humans abusing it breaks the model.
Personally i'm focusing on Food and Fuel for my family, rather than soon-to-be-gone Money.
Sad that many people have no Land to farm.
I won't be trading a potato for a piece of paper or any shiny metal, unless it's the Sharp kind.
It could well be That kind of Depression coming right soon.
Hi, this was predictable and mostly one of the main reasons why W.Buffet sold ; with this plus the de-dollarisation and US values sales of the rest of the world because of their weaponization, the USA are going to have a (very) bad year at the very least.
Man, talks about a crash and the market makes new high… What's the fundamentals?