Things Are About To Hit The Fan And Investors Around The World Are Going To Be Affected By This

Added: 2026-05-21

[00:00:01]So June had been and still is my time frame. We are less than four weeks away from seeing if it's going to hit the fan or if it's going to hit the fan, but the fan is facing in the direction of other people who aren't us. I know that sounds legitimately completely insane, but you'll understand in a very short period of time uh exactly exactly what I meant. Uh welcome back to the channel where we talk about stuff and we have um like like a little bit too much to actually talk about. The world's economy is currently on chopsticks.

[00:00:58]It's not doing very well. The ramifications of current world events that we are experiencing, me, you, I, us. Uh when we go to the supermarket, when we're trying to purchase things and we realize that things are more expensive, uh this is actually hitting other parts of the world, usually in the southern hemisphere, about 16 times harder uh than people in the north of the world. if you will. We are currently like right at the doorstep of figuring out what's about to happen next. And it's because economists are screaming, I mean loudly, that the world's economy is about to collapse. It's on the verge of, and this is not even considering the world events that are going on right now, the conflicts, if you will.

[00:01:57]But it's actually the US debt structure and the amount of printing that we are expecting to see in a very short period of time. For complete clarity, the United States and the Fed and banks are always printing money nonstop.

[00:02:18]Non-stop. There's an idea that the Fed needs to initiate quantitative easing.

[00:02:25]That is QE. Basically meaning like loosening of the purse strings and printing as much money as possible for asset prices to actually move higher and for inflation to run up. Yes and no. And yes, because it happens nonstop anyway.

[00:02:44]When there is a world event such as the one that we have currently going on that is in the news every 2 and 1/2 hours that also causes inflation to spike massively.

[00:02:59]So as we now officially have a this is this is this is all crazy guys. As we officially have a brand new head of the Federal Reserve, his name is Kevin Wsh.

[00:03:12]Wsh doesn't matter.

[00:03:15]The implications are for this new head of the Fed that by the time we get to the middle of June, if you haven't seen the other uh videos or I almost said newses, if you haven't seen the other newses, this guy is kind of one of a kind.

[00:03:35]Historically, if you become the head of the Federal Reserve or you become the head of the SEC, the Securities and Exchange Commission, you usually usually relinquish your uh assets that you have to show that you are centered in this manner that you are going to do your job without any biases based off of what you might actually have. So, you might have seen before when we have a new head of the SEC and the previous one before that and the previous one before that and the Fed the head of the Feds, they typically don't own many or a lot of assets uh to kind of sway their positioning that would actually benefit them.

[00:04:21]Kevin Walsh is particular in that he is currently worth a guesstimated $226 million US which is unheard of. So the implications are that people think that he is actually going to choose to lower interest rates. There are economists on both sides who believe that one is going to happen and not the other. that he's actually going to uh remain steadfast and not lower interest rates despite Trump choosing him and telling him that he's going to lower interest rates or he's going to lower interest rates as everyone is actually expecting. No one really I saw one person say they're expecting a rise in interest rates.

[00:05:08]That's probably not going to happen. So, remember how I said like it's either going to hit the fan or someone's going to turn the fan sideways and it'll hit other people. Uh, inflation levels are dramatically insanely high right now. I make sure that I'm always up to date uh with with with uh with concurrent news uh constant world events that are happening. And the thing that I tend to focus on the most, who would have thunk it, uh revolves around like money and what's happening in the markets and how high like inflation actually is. So they keep giving us these numbers that inflation is around like 2.3% 2.7% and then you go to the supermarket and you you see that you know the food you wanted to buy is like 30% higher. There was just a woman she made a video and I was like oh boy. She went to Walmart.

[00:06:09]If you're not from the States, Walmart is typically seen as like like the discount place to go. Like it's usually Walmart and Aldi if you have an Aldi around you in the States. Very cheap, affordable prices. This woman went to to to Walmart. And she was looking at the price of limes. I'm pretty sure it was limes. I think the limes were four for $3 or something like that. And she was like, "These used to be 10 for a dollar." She was walking around to other stuff. There was some I think it was a watermelon. I think the watermelon was like $14.99.

[00:06:48]If you're not from the States, watermelon and corn are like in like produced in excess. They are like overcreated in the United States. This is why a lot of stuff you see has high fructose corn syrup or like corn is very cheap and other because it's overproduced. Same exact thing with watermelon when it comes to like summertime. Watermelons usually are like3 $3.50 maybe $4 like like depending on like the size and the weight. I think I think it was like $15 and she was like what the heck is going on? Inflation is not 2 something%. And then we had recenter numbers that inflation is like I think 3.3 or 3.5% uh within the United States. And all these newscasters are like, "Wow, that's that's a lie." Yeah, I can't believe it.

[00:07:35]That's that's a" And I'm like, "Okay, that's also a lie because people's rents continue to go up quickly." And whatever. I that's a whole another topic in and of itself that I could literally sit here and rant about for about 17 and 12 days because the inflation numbers are completely off.

[00:07:53]What you're witnessing right now in your cost of living and the cost of everything has to do with the current conflict on the other side of the world for many of you.

[00:08:08]This is going to even even crazier.

[00:08:15]What people don't understand is that like what happens today typically has an effect for the next week. So, let's say like you have a really bad Monday, like it's a really awful, terrible, horrendous Monday. That mentally sticks with you for the rest of the week until you get back to next Monday. You're a bit more cautious and you go, "Okay, maybe I'll have a good week."

[00:08:37]Economically, it's kind of the same.

[00:08:39]What we're witnessing now is going to continue to push us further back and have ramifications for years, not weeks, not months, but years. We are at the point where people are hoping and wishing and praying that we actually do see this is crazy that we actually do see interest rates fall down from the Fed because it is going as I've been saying for years. Are you all like paying attention now? I surely hope so. I've been telling everyone like please make sure to invest. Please make sure to save money because you're going to need it in the future because something insane is going to happen. We are currently waiting to see in less than four weeks if the Fed is going to announce that they're going to lower interest rates. If they lower interest rates, it's going to be going to be because of the conflict and the Fed needs to lower interest rates to try and pump new money into the economy to raise everything up so that there's extra money to be able to sllosh around for these actual things going on. This is before this is before we even talk about quantitative easing. This is literally just like trying to prop up the economy because the only thing that's really holding it up right now is the expectation that AI companies and AI stocks are going to continue to outperform to raise the rest of the market up to make it look like things are actually normal. If they lower interest rates, which many people are expecting them to do, asset prices are going to skyrocket. They're going to completely pump a lot higher, which is going to be great for people who have assets.

[00:10:18]This is also going to raise inflation to levels unforeseen.

[00:10:23]You've seen many times already in the news, maybe even depending on where you live. Your gas prices before were $2.75 and they were $322 and then they were $410.

[00:10:35]Many places around the states now your gas is like $510. I've seen some places it's like $6.28 for regular. We're not even talking about all the other ones. Regular. There are people who are saying that if this continues until August, September, you are going to see an $89 cost for gas. It is going to happen. So, where we are now is uh we're either walking in the mud or we're walking in crap.

[00:11:09]We're either going to see inflation inflation's going to rise either way.

[00:11:15]We're either going to see inflation rise and everything tumbles down with it or we're going to see inflation pump to levels not seen. You know how bad things are now? Did you see in my in in in one of my other videos we are currently in a worse position than the Great Depression.

[00:11:38]You weren't here for that video. People are in People are in so much debt now that mathematically we are worse off than the this this means we're already in a depression.

[00:11:53]Worse off than the Great Depression.

[00:11:56]Government debt. the United States debt, the people who have the world reserve currency that other countries are currently leaving. The dollarization is happening right now, they're leaving the US dollar. That's why stable coins are being pumped as the next big thing because they're trying to get institutions and companies to buy up US treasuries to prop up stable coins and prop up the US dollar because everyone else is leaving it because of inflation.

[00:12:24]We are at the precipice of no return right now and the crazy part is is that time has to move forward. So we are going to see within the next couple of weeks what the actual answer is. If you also didn't see as well, I've been saying for a while like this will be the thing that kind of validates or invalidates what happens to the cryptocurrency market. Like this is it.

[00:12:56]We are going to if if interest rates fall, crypto goes up. If interest rates stay the same, crypto goes down. If interest rate rises, crypto completely is going to collapse.

[00:13:09]We've been told for just about half a year at this point from analysts within the cryptocurrency space that this year's going to be it's going to kick off this year for the cryptocurrency market. We cannot do anything as we are completely tied to stocks, equities, any other type of securities. Crypto is acting more like a security than an actual commodity.

[00:13:36]We move based off of what the news says in the same correlation as stocks do is meant to be an anti-correlation for Bitcoin in the cryptocurrency market. If the dollar's not doing well, Bitcoin tends to rise. But as we see stocks fall if the dollar is not doing good, Bitcoin also falls as well because Wall Street basically controls the cryptocurrency market. So for crypto, we are either about to move into the space station when it comes to prices or we're basically still part of the four-year cycle that everyone has been telling us that we haven't been a part of.

[00:14:18]It is insane to see in insanity to see all of this stuff happening at the exact same time.

[00:14:26]But at some point we will get an answer uh for everything that's actually been going on. There's a lot of weight resting on the idea of what the Fed is going to do. You might have even seen reports that it would appear that investors are already pricing in what they think is going to happen next.

[00:14:52]So, you've been seeing that the stock markets have been doing well and crypto has some days where it looks like it's going up, but then we end up getting like really insane news and then both markets end up falling down. It's because investors are pricing in higher inflation. They're pricing in lower interest rates. We haven't even priced in the idea of quantitative easing. This is going to give us the answer that we've all kind of been uh waiting for, more or less. But no in inflation is not just 3.8%.

[00:15:25]And I and I can't even imagine what the actual number truly is. Do you ever watch like news reports and they show uh you know like year onear like how much inflation is and yada yada yada but some of the news programs will actually show like since 2020 you know rental prices have risen by 74%.

[00:15:46]since so and so this happened that cost is up by 120%. And then they show like actual like wages and wages have gone up by like 11%. And I'm like well if if you do that and you you carry the one and you you minus the three that would mean inflation has to be like 7 8 9 10% every single year plus because we're not in the year 2030. Sorry I thought we were in the year 2030. No, that that that was that was six years ago.

[00:16:17]So, uh, last thought, and it's it's going to sound a little insane, and I said it recently on my other channel as well, the modern investor. This is going to sound completely cuckoo bananas. When I first got into crypto, when I first got into investing, I was like researching a lot. I like to research.

[00:16:34]It's just the thing that I do. And I remember 2014, 2015, a lot of people back then used to talk like quite heavily about like what inflation was going to do to the dollar, to the market, and so and so and so. And the idea was they said a decade and some change ago that what would happen would be is that we'd start seeing inflation rise to levels that were completely uncontrollable. And at some point the public sentiment would shift and understand that they need to do something. And the idea then was, and it sounds completely logical now, but back then it sounded completely insane, was that more and more people would start to move into the cryptocurrency space and into Bitcoin realizing that like they cannot stop the title wave that is inflation from actually hitting them in some sort of way. If you didn't see on the other channel, we've been talking a lot about within Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, Bitcoin adoption is skyrocketing. Why? Because while your inflation might be 3.8% 8% and many parts of the southern hemisphere their inflation levels for their country and their local currency is like 30 40% yearonear that that the government is reporting which means that their actual inflation levels are probably around 100 to 200% yearonear people are getting choosing to get paid daily because if they got their paycheck at the end of the week or the end of two weeks it would have obliterated any money that they got. So people are now taking their money and they're literally buying stable coins as a way to buy things and they're putting their money into Bitcoin as a stable currency compared to their local ones.

[00:18:21]I keep feeling like something big is going to happen. And I mean we've been mounting in this direction since the beginning of the year, but I really feel like it's about to hit the fan. I truly like you feel it.

[00:18:36]you you have to it it's some I don't know if it's energy in the air. I don't know if it's just us logically putting two and two together and getting 14, but you you feel it in the air as well. Like something big is about to happen that's going to like cause the actual shift for everyone. So, yes, here we are once again trying to figure out uh what the fudge is going to happen because things aren't looking too hot right now for kind of everything uh around the globe.

[00:19:10]I wish I had happier news for you, but uh it's either going to be bad or terrible, which I listen, if you kind of stomach that now and you understand that things are going to be ridiculous regardless, you know, then it might be easier for all of us to actually uh get through.

[00:19:33]Well, my friends, I think that's definitely going to do it for this video. There's way too much happening. I do hope you've all enjoyed. I do hope you all are having a great day, morning, afternoon, evening, wherever you are, wherever you might be. I do hope it's absolutely fantastic. Thank you all once again for watching, listening, liking, commenting, and supporting. And I will most certainly be talking to you all soon.

[00:19:54]See you.