THERE ARE BIG MOVES HAPPENING RIGHT NOW

There are big moves happening right now that are directly going to impact your future standard, your kids future standard of living. And the mainstream media, they're lying to you about what comes next. I'm a monetary analyst, literally my job to study what comes next for the dollar based on patterns. And right now, what the US is doing by intervening in Japan's currency market tells us everything we need to know about the future of the dollar next for all in the US. In fact, not just the US, but globally, and most people have in case you missed it, the has intervened in Japan's currency market, buying up their yen to prop up the currency. Say that's a Japan problem, this directly impacts your wallet here at home. The official messaging we've been given is we're being we're helping Japan. But the truth is, is that Japan is the largest foreign holder of US debt, meaning that if Japan needed to raise some cash, gonna sell? They're gonna sell their treasuries. U.S. debt. But that's bad news for the U.S., who already is sitting at about $40 trillion in debt with no sign of slowing. Meaning the U.S. needs more buyers, not less. So we lose our largest buyer, of that, there'd be a flood market, meaning it would be harder to continue to issue new debt. The reason why it's not just, the mountain of US. Again, is that the interest on US debt is the highest it's ever been. S. stepping in make no mistake, it's not to it's to help the U.S. It's self serving. Is, it's like putting a band aid on the bottom of a leaking boat. Very short term, temporary fix. Time. But what happens when that time runs out? That's where we're Federal Reserve step in. A big print coming. Cha-ching, cha-ching, cha-ching, and when we print a ton of new currency, what happens to the existing value in your wallet? We're heading towards rapid inflation. You think that 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9% is bad, just wait until what it could be next. Thinks, oh, happen to the the only reason is because we are the global reserve currency. But if nations don't trust the dollar and they don't trust the treasuries, to sell off, at what point do we lose that status? Piece of the dam holding things and it's getting dangerously close to breaking. Us just how serious it is.