"This Is Going To be Horrific" Mike Maloney Says USA Entering a Bust Unlike Any Other

"This Is Going To be Horrific" Mike Maloney Says USA Entering a Bust Unlike Any Other

SilverGold:  11-1-8-2025

WARNING: A crash unlike any other may be coming. In this video, financial educator and precious-metals proponent Mike Maloney joins Allan to walk us through why the U.S. may be entering “a bust unlike any other.”

From real-estate bubbles, to stock-market excess, to mounting credit-stress in households and businesses — we explore the data, the diverging signals, and the structural vulnerabilities that rarely get this much attention.

What you’ll learn:

Why both housing and equities are flashing warning signs simultaneously.

How rising credit-card and auto-loan delinquencies may be just the beginning.

Why commercial real-estate could be the next domino to fall.

What the divergence between leading indicators and the stock market truly means.

Actionable strategies for when the reset happens (and yes — preparation beats surprise).

 The U.S. is facing both a stock-market bubble and a real-estate bubble simultaneously — a scenario unlike past major downturns.

(Mike Maloney) Consumer credit-stress indicators are reaching levels not seen since the 2008 crisis: 90-day+ credit-card delinquencies above ~12 % and auto-loan delinquencies at record highs.

Commercial real-estate and commercial mortgage-backed securities are showing warning signs: delinquency rates in office‐CMBS have breached highs from past crises.

The divergence between leading economic indicators (LEI) and the stock market is historically a red flag: when the LEI drops sharply while the stock market remains elevated, a crash tends to follow.

According to Maloney, this is not just a cyclical downturn: he argues we’re in the midst of a “monetary reset” with structural risk, and the real crash hasn’t yet hit — it’s still building.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fstGr4QjJdU

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