Gold is continuing to accelerate today, up 2.25% and sitting around $5,300 per ounce 👀 #gold

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The debt-to-GDP ratio measures a country’s debt relative to its annual production. When production is strong and the ratio is low, debt is easier to manage. When debt grows faster than production, repayment becomes much harder. This short video breaks down how debt, GDP, and economic health are connected. Check it out on YouTube ⬇️ #shorts #viralshorts #debt #gdp #economy #learnaboutbit

New video! Is the Yen next? Japan is facing a dangerous combination of rising bond yields and persistent inflation, creating a major challenge for the Bank of Japan. In this video, we explain why defending the bond market could fuel more inflation, how Japan’s massive debt load amplifies the risk, and why this setup could lead to a debt spiral and potential currency failure. Check it out on YouTube ⬇️ #japan #debt #money #currency #investing #learnaboutbit

Japan is stuck in a dangerous catch-22. This video explains how Japan’s growing debt spiral is weakening the Yen and increasing the risk of currency failure. Every attempt to stabilize the system only deepens the debt spiral, putting even more pressure on the Yen. Check it out on YouTube ⬇️ #shorts #viralshorts #japan #debt #yen #learnaboutbit

The U.S. dollar continues its downward move today, with the DXY down nearly 1% and sitting at 96.14. At the same time, gold and silver continue to rally, raising an important question: which countries are buying up gold and silver, and who’s selling dollars? I’m not a big fan of the DXY since it measures the dollar against other fiat currencies (they all suck), but the move still makes you wonder whether we’re seeing a coordinated shift away from the U.S. dollar right now. If nation-states are making up a large portion of the buying in precious metals, do they even have an incentive to sell? And if they did sell, what asset would they sell into? Government debt isn’t looking too attractive. #dollar #gold #silver

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Monday Night Live LAB is back at 5PM! In tonight’s live stream, we’ll break down gold and silver’s recent surge, what a potential U.S. government shutdown could mean for markets, and what to watch heading into the upcoming Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting. Tune in live for real-time updates, market reactions, and key levels to keep on your radar. YouTube ⬇️ https://youtube.com/live/yBZIT--Paxk?feature=share #live #gold #silver #governmentshutdown #fed #learnaboutbit

I’ve only been in Bitcoin since around 2020. But I still remember how frustrated I felt in 2023. I expected the Bitcoin price to move higher… and it didn’t for a long time. Looking back, it was a blessing in disguise. It taught me patience. It taught me that markets don’t always make sense. And it gave me the opportunity to keep accumulating Bitcoin at a lower price. Right now, I’m getting a similar feeling to what I had back then—but with time, I’m confident this will be revealed as another blessing in disguise. Patience is key. Stick to the playbook, follow your principles, and trust the process. Over time, things work out the way they’re supposed to. #bitcoin #investing

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Gold is now priced at $5,095 per ounce, pushing gold’s market cap above $35 trillion. Silver is sitting at $113 per ounce and is up 11.6% today. Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is down 0.5% on the day, falling below 97. The uncertainty + currency debasement trade is alive and well. With a potential government shutdown expected by the end of the month, that risk is becoming another major tailwind for safe-haven assets like gold and silver. #gold #silver #dollar

While the world sleeps, Bitcoin keeps running. Stay focused, stay stacking

While the world sleeps, Bitcoin keeps running. Stay focused, stay stacking

The odds of a U.S. government shutdown by January 31st surged today—jumping from 9% to 73% on Polymarket. This adds another layer of global uncertainty and could become a fresh tailwind for gold and silver to push even higher. Meanwhile, we may see Bitcoin dip into the end of the weekend, continuing to play its role as a leading indicator for the broader stock market. #shutdown #polymarket #gold #bitcoin

Japan’s stock market has been performing well, up 88% over the past 5 years (slide 2), and I think this strong momentum will continue. Here’s why… Japan’s fiscal situation is deteriorating, and both its debt market and currency are weakening at the same time. Japanese government bond yields have been skyrocketing. Over the past 5 years, the 30-year Japanese government bond yield has climbed from 0.65% to 3.65% (slide 3). On January 19th, the 30-year JGB yield jumped 30 basis points in a single day, which is a major red flag for market stability. At the same time, Japan’s currency—the Japanese Yen—has been falling sharply. The Yen is down 33% versus the U.S. dollar over the past 5 years (slide 4). With weakening demand for Japanese government bonds, the Bank of Japan will likely step in and buy more bonds through quantitative easing (money printing) to keep the bond market supported. But that comes at a cost: increasing the supply of Yen tends to push the currency lower over time. Domestic Japanese investors are historically known for being savers, not spenders. But with rising uncertainty in the JGB market and the Yen continuing to lose purchasing power, Japanese equities start to look far more attractive as an alternative. Some investors will also look beyond Japan—whether that means Bitcoin, precious metals, or foreign markets like U.S. stocks. However, when comparing valuations, Japanese stocks still look like a relative bargain. The trailing P/E ratio of the Nikkei is around 17.9x, while the trailing P/E ratio of the S&P 500 is about 29.4x. So I rest my case: Japan’s stock market may continue to outperform, because it looks safer and more attractive than Japanese government bonds, and more undervalued than many foreign markets. #Japan #stockmarket #bonds #yen #investing

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The DXY has been falling this week, down 1.91% over the past 5 days (Slide 2). At the same time, gold and silver are pushing to fresh all-time highs—with silver breaking $100 per ounce and gold closing in on $5,000 per ounce. This looks like a clear signal that investors are rotating away from the U.S. dollar and into neutral reserve assets. The big question is: do gold and silver continue climbing as dollar weakness persists, or is it time for gold and silver holders to take profits and rotate into something else—maybe even U.S. Treasuries. Personally, I think U.S. Treasuries are garbage, but they may still be viewed as a “safe” short-term parking spot for gold and silver holders. It’ll also be interesting to see if any of that capital rotates into Bitcoin, which has been vastly outperformed by gold and silver—even though you could argue it’s the strongest safe-haven asset fundamentally. #dollar #gold #silver #money #learnaboutbit

Check out my recent video! Potential tariff reversal alert: Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs could reshape markets in the United States. With high probability of a decision soon, refunds and chaos loom – stocks, Bitcoin and crypto stand to gain big from easing uncertainty and bullish flows, while gold & silver could weaken as safe-haven bids fade. Key analysis on how this Supreme Court outcome impacts your portfolio – don't miss it! Check it out on YouTube ⬇️ #tariffs #supremecourt #investing #gold #stockmarket #learnaboutbit