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The US market is now 228% to GDP , Will The Stock Market CRASH?
Mar 2, 2021
The US market is now 228% to GDP , Will The Stock Market CRASH Under Biden
The Market has been in trouble since 2008. Quantitative easing offset the last recession, and no one has done anything to change that.
The market has been overpriced before the pandemic, and it's out of control now. There is a disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street. The market hasn't made sense for me for the past few years, yet I expect my 401k to be about 70% of the current value in a couple of years after the market correction(s).
For those of us who understand the structure of the market and all the inter-workings behind the curtain, the ongoing manipulation of this market is now beyond reproach and blatantly obvious.
The market today is the exact same as when I watched the mortgage crisis unfold for a couple of years prior to the inevitable destruction - those of us who understood what was going on saw it coming and were waving the flags, but to no avail.
Wallstreet and all those lining their pockets, including politicians, turned the usual blind eye...then put the guardrail up after we went off the cliff, acting as though they were all saints out to rescue and protect Main St.
I suspect it will be the same movie again. Historically people had the option to invest in bonds or park money in CDs that actually paid interest.
Due to Fed intervention, stocks are the only game in town. Real estate is even more overvalued.
HEADLINE NEWS WITH LYNETTE ZANG
UBI (Universal Basic Income) IS HERE: Will it Rescue Us?...
Streamed live 5 hours ago
Frank Giustra: Reckoning Upon Us as Global Debt Surpasses $365 TRILLION
Daniela Cambone: 10-31-2026
“You can’t change the course of history.” Join Daniela Cambone in Rome for an exclusive sit-down with Frank Giustra, as he connects today’s debt and currency risks to the fall of empires and shares how investors can prepare.
Clif High Warns of Banking System Collapse: Could Gold and Silver Benefit?
Capital Insight: 11-1-2026
This Capital Insight episode examines Clif High’s discussion of potential disruptions to the international banking system, sovereign debt, central banks, and the future of money.
High argues that established financial institutions could face significant disruption as the existing debt-based monetary system comes under pressure.
He also discusses how these changes could affect the broader economy, including the possibility of a downturn, and why he believes gold and silver could benefit from a potential restructuring of the financial system.
High’s prediction of a new asset-backed digital currency he calls the “Treasury Dollar”
"Countdown To Cutting Off Dealings With The International Development Bank": The US Treasury Extends The Deadline For Settling Financial Transactions Until December 1st.
The US Treasury Department announced an extension of the deadline for ending financial transactions with the International Development Bank for Investment and Finance of Iraq until December 1, after imposing sanctions on it in mid-October, on the grounds of accusations of facilitating Iran’s access to the US dollar and establishing financial relations with entities linked to Tehran.
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY RESET WATCH: AI INVESTMENT BOOM RAISES NEW DEBT AND MARKET RISKS
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is driving enormous investment in data centers, chips, and computing infrastructure, while raising questions about borrowing, market valuations, and the financial risks tied to future growth.
Is a New Financial Order Taking Shape? | Susan Kokinda & Michelle Makori
Miles Franklin Media: 11-1-2026
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Susan Kokinda, Coalitions Vice Chair of the Michigan Republican Party and co-founder of Promethean Action, about why she believes President Donald Trump is challenging the foundations of the global financial system and potentially laying the groundwork for a major monetary and economic restructuring.
Kokinda explains why she believes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and monetary policy advocate Judy Shelton could play pivotal roles in reshaping the international financial order, including the possibility of a new Bretton Woods-style system and a greater role for gold in backing U.S. debt.
TNT:
Tishwash: US Chargé d'Affaires: Iraq is charting a course towards opportunity and prosperity for its people
The Chargé d'Affaires of the US Embassy in Iraq, Steven Fagin, affirmed on Saturday that Iraq is charting a course toward opportunity and prosperity for its people.
The embassy stated in a press release that "the US Embassy in Baghdad hosted a reception in honor of the Chargé d'Affaires, Ambassador Steven Fagin, with the attendance of Iraqi officials and distinguished guests."
The Chargé d'Affaires expressed his "vision for strengthening and expanding the horizons of the US-Iraqi partnership," and thanked "all the guests for their contribution to solidifying the strong relations between the two countries."
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR Update as of Sun. 1 Nov. 2026
Compiled Sun. 1 Nov. 2026 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
Judy Note: On Wed. 21 Oct. 2026 the Central Banking Structure in London (allegedly) experienced a massive liquidity drain. In reality, this was the official global roll out of the new gold/asset-backed ISO 20022 currency of our new Global Financial System. The return to the gold standard worldwide was (allegedly) taking place in 47 major banking networks – all at the same time.
CBI Denies Raising Travelers' Dollar Allowance
2026-11-01 06:17 Shafaq News- Baghdad The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) on Sunday denied reports that it had raised the dollar allowance for travelers from $2,000 to $3,500, describing a document circulating on social media as fake.
CBI Media Director Haider Ghazi told Shafaq News that the document, which purported to announce an increase in the allowance, was forged and that no such decision had been issued.
Good Morning Dinar Recaps,
GLOBAL TRADE RESET WATCH: QUAD NATIONS STRENGTHEN SUPPLY-CHAIN COOPERATION
The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are expanding cooperation on critical minerals, semiconductors, trusted technology, and reliable trade routes to reduce vulnerabilities in global supply chains.
7 Surprising Benefits of Failure
By Kentin Waits WISEBREAD
Everyone loves a success story, and the world is filled with them. But what about stories of failure? Can't they be as just as educational? Just as inspirational? Equally insightful?
After all, a single big win is often built on several losses. It's a truth perfectly captured in the words of Japanese industrialist and automaker, Soichiro Honda, "Success is 99% failure."
KTFA
Saturday Night Video
FRANK26….10-31-26….PROSPERITY
This video is in Frank’s and his team’s opinion only
Frank’s team is Walkingstick, Eddie and Omar in Iraq and guests
Playback Number: 605-313-5163 PIN: 156996#
HOLLY CELIANO: RV UPDATES! The Great Wealth Transfer & Latest Financial News | Oct 30, 2026
Chris Real World: 10-30-2026
In an insightful analysis by financial commentator Holly Celiano, recent industry developments illustrate how digital assets are no longer operating in isolation. Instead, they are steadily positioning themselves as vital components of a unified, highly efficient economic infrastructure.
This transition represents an evolutionary upgrade rather than a radical replacement of traditional systems, balancing regulatory responsibility with technological progress.
Rob Cunningham: The Global Release, Indebted to Enriched
10-3-2026
What if one day this fictional geopolitical thriller becomes a non-fictional reality?
THE GLOBAL RELEASE
from indebted to enriched
One coordinated release. Seven days of fallout.
At the same instant, designated custodians receive two words:
Basrah Heavy, Medium Crude Record Weekly Losses
2026-10-31 Shafaq News- Basrah Iraq’s Basrah crude grades ended the week down by around 0.15%, despite gains in the final trading session and rising global oil benchmarks.
Basrah Heavy crude climbed by $1.09, or 1.49%, in the final session to settle at $74.11 per barrel, but recorded a weekly loss of $0.10, or 0.13%, from $74.22 at the start of the week.
KTFA
Sunday Night Video
FRANK26….11-1-26….DOLLAR DYING
This video is in Frank’s and his team’s opinion only
Frank’s team is Walkingstick, Eddie and Omar in Iraq and guests
Playback Number: 605-313-5163 PIN: 156996#