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IT’S OVER: Japan Is Dumping U.S. Treasuries (Worse Than Greece)



IT’S OVER: Japan Is Dumping U.S. Treasuries (Worse Than Greece)

WARNING: Japan’s “Debt Bomb” has officially detonated, and the shockwaves are triggering a massive liquidation event in the U.S. Stock Market. In this urgent special report, we expose how the Bank of Japan’s loss of control over the Yen is forcing a $4 Trillion unwind of the “Carry Trade.” This is the real reason tech stocks like Nvidia are crashing and why U.S. Treasury yields are spiking despite the Fed’s narrative.

We break down the “Death Spiral” of Japan’s economy, where debt-to-GDP has crossed 260%, forcing them to dump over $1 Trillion in U.S. bonds to save their currency. This “Bid-less” vacuum is skyrocketing U.S. mortgage rates and threatening a banking crisis worse than 2008. We also reveal the secret “Plaza Accord 2.0” discussions, the danger to your 401k from “Zombie Companies,” and the specific “Japan-Proof” checklist you need—including Gold, T-Bills, and hard assets—to survive the coming global margin call. The liquidity engine is dead.

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31 Comments

  5. @cryptomasteez2655 on

    I sold my gold mining stock TRX gold ticker "TRX" should I buy back in? If Japan is dumping Treasuries means the dollar will drop, correct?

  8. @brexit9279 on

    It turns out that the PHYSICAL METALS MARKET is also CORRUPT AND FIXED,
    so I would suggest you not invest in that either.
    They have decided that THEY are the only ones who can win at this game.
    So until that all changes, I would stay away from STOCK MARKETS, PRECIOUS METALS AND SPORTS.
    AT LEAST YOU WON’T LOSE MONEY, BREAKING EVEN IS A BETTER OUTCOME! 😅

  10. @nows1567 on

    This is not so. The Japanese gov't's net debt is less than the US gov't's, since the Japanese gov"t have lots of financial assets, not just debt. They've actually been running a trade surplus for decades and left a lot of that foreign currency abroad, like investments, in US securities for instance, while letting the domestic debt grow, since it basically cost next to nothing, while the US bonds gave way bigger returns.

    What happens to Japan's trade is more of a problem, since China is now competing way more, cutting off the inflow of foreign currency to Japan.

    Now, it may push interest rates up in Japan, which seems to be happening, pushing the yen up against the dollar, ruining some of the profits the Japanese gov't has got from holding US bonds. And if it gets really bad for the dollar, turn them into losses.

    The yen went up against the dollar at the end of January, which probably caused problems, not so much for the Japanese gov't though, but for those private investors who have borrowed in yen and then invested in dollar based assets.

    And that might be what we're seeing signs off right now.

    The yen has gone down from its highs late last month though. Had it kept going up against the dollar, it could've caused a market crash in the US, where a lot of money borrowed in yen has been put to work.

    For the Japanese gov't, a dollar which falls against the yen, makes their US bonds lose some of their value in yen. If the interest rates at home gives more normal rates, as they appear to be doing, the Japanese gov"t might wanna cut down on that foreign exchange exposure and sell some of its US treasuries and pay off its domestic debt with that money.

    Now, if the dollar stops being a safe haven for Japan, it likely is doing that also for others, which the rising prices in dollars for assets like gold and silver indicates. Again, not really a problem for Japan other than a weakening dollar effectively makes their exports to the US more expensive for the Americans.

    For the US, a falling dollar isn't necessarily a bad thing, since it makes goods manufactured in the US more competitive, it will likely drive prices upwards though, as well as interest rates. And as for the latter, the US gov't is more sensitive to higher interest rates on its debt actually than Japan, since it doesn't hold much financial assets that can be sold to pay down the debt, instead it's mostly austerity that is the option in the US.

    And when that happens, it may very well ignite some financial runs and crashes as well as a recession, since the US economy has adjusted to debt financed gov't spending adding to the demand, and when that turns into a negative , demand in general might lessen to the extent the economy goes into a recession.

    But maybe it's not that bad, economies usually do over time, and then the prices get a chance to adjust to more reasonable levels.

  12. @johntan9151 on

    Japan bombed Pearl Harbour which led to US bombing two hydrogen bombs, one in Hiroshima and another on Nagasaki.
    The new bombs will be hitting the stock markets in tech sector and US banks!

  13. @caseytate3766 on

    You mean the United States, using a word like America is too vague cause there’s 35 countries in America it’s about like kicking a can down the road to confuse people

  14. @anthonypingatore2681 on

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  17. @red_BBQ on

    Your materials are deep, heady stuff, but your delivery is like soft marshmallows, like reading off a boring book. Your speech should sound dramatic and articulate, like that of debating attorneys addressing a court.

  18. @spiritwalker2025 on

    Thats why corrupt government officials commit fraud to ride the collapse of the global economy. This is not new. America was warned 25 years but Americans are in an amusement park having fun. Collapse is coming.

  19. @garlandburney4711 on

    A collapse is coming where will you be what will you remember what side will you be on!!!!! what legacy will you leave with your family? Will your Have a family crest.

  20. @MishaMap on

    Japan sold treasuries made interest went up. We can’t survive with high interest due to $38 T debt. Also carry trade made investors to get dollars out to pay back Japan banks due to Yen went up. That’s why bitcoins went down. It is the most liquid-able assets.

  22. @zohaimam9398 on

    No wonder speculation / playing on margin is prohibited. At the end of day it's extortion and regular people suffer. Do read the Quran. Trade is favoured but with assets in hand.
    The biggest sin in islam is playing on margin. No extortion .. no interest on money.

  25. @gilbertlopez3544 on

    I heard Japan was taking care of the United States for a long time in the 80 s paying our bills Like National Parks, park Rangers, Washington state park, and more😮😮😮😮

  28. @luisabarca7363 on

    When the USA bubble crash in a catastrophic blast, it will impact everyone in such a way that it will be like the Kennedy assassination, the Twin Towers attack, the shock of Trump’s first presidential election and the 2008 USA Banks Collapse, all in one… You will be in shock for weeks and month… And you will remember that day for the rest of your life.

  29. @miroslavcerina98 on

    I'm very pleased wirth your explanation of the western global economy finaly getting where we all were talking abnout will come to fruition. We all will have to be somewhate cool headed to survive what is coming.
    I was criticising you when it was a question about the prescious metals crash. I've spent 90% of my money and am not sure what comes next. I now have more respect for you with this new information. Thank you.

  30. @LelanoGenera on

    You MUST realize this is AI generated slop. AI lip-sync. AI generated Asian guy. AI generated script saying so many incorrect facts (or outright lies).