Trump to FLOOD the Market on THIS Date (Most Aren’t Ready)

0:00In just a few days, the biggest money

0:02printing operation since CO begins. It's

0:06not a crash. It's not a bailout. It is

0:08literally a flood of money. Starting

0:11September 9th, the US government is

0:14going to start buying up its own debt

0:16with freshly printed dollars. And 90% of

0:20investors have no idea it's coming. Wall

0:23Street knows it. They're already calling

0:26it liquidity support, as in support for

0:30our bonuses. Yay. And I'm going to tell

0:33you what it actually is and what it

0:35quietly does to the money sitting in

0:37your bank account. Because when a

0:39government starts printing money to pay

0:41itself, it tends to not announce it.

0:44There isn't really a press conference,

0:46although there is actually one on on on

0:48on Monday by Besson, but he's not going

0:50to put it the way I will because what's

0:52going to happen is it's going to show up

0:54months later in your grocery bill, in

0:56your rent, in your mortgages, and the

1:00fact that your savings just don't

1:02stretch the way they used to, and by

1:04then, well, it's too late to do anything

1:06about it. But there is one more piece.

1:08No one seems to have connected yet.

1:10While all of this is happening, Donald

1:11Trump, the president of the United

1:13States, I'm in glorious California right

1:15now. You can tell by the endless

1:16sunshine behind me. He just filed

1:19another batch of his own trades, well

1:22over 600 of them. And I'm going to pull

1:25the whole thing up live for you in a

1:27minute and show you exactly what a man

1:29with that kind of access to information

1:31is doing with his own money right now

1:34because it actually tells the whole

1:35story and it is not what people are

1:37telling you. So stay with me. This one's

1:39really important. My name is Felix Pin.

1:41I used to be an investment banker before

1:43I got out and I started teaching regular

1:46people the stuff Wall Street likes to

1:47keep for itself about seven years ago.

1:49We've taught well over 25,000 people so

1:51far. And my trusted golden retriever

1:54isn't here, so you should be a little

1:55bit concerned about the quality of the

1:57research. Um, but one thing I want to

1:59say, actually, two things I want to say.

2:01One, I never take money from anybody.

2:03This is never sponsored. We don't have

2:05affiliate codes in the descriptions,

2:07none of that. because I like to be able

2:08to say what I think rather than be

2:10beholden to somebody else. And I'm very

2:12fortunate I can do that. Second is this

2:14isn't political. I generally don't care

2:17if you love Trump or you can't stand

2:19him. Forget about that. Pack that. What

2:21I care about is what happens to your

2:23money when a government starts printing

2:26again because history shows us every

2:28single freaking time exactly what comes

2:31next. And you want to make sure you're

2:33on the right side of that. And I know

2:35most people are going to find out about

2:36this when it's far too late. Like from a

2:38headline that tells them what they

2:39should have done six months before,

2:41which might sound familiar. So I don't

2:43want that to be you. So I'm making this

2:44video while while I should be enjoying

2:46the sunshine and do something about the

2:48palenness here. So I put the whole thing

2:50that I'm covering in this video and

2:52actually more breaking down the entire

2:53money printing story, everything in

2:55plain English. What's happening, why

2:58they're doing it, why it's important for

2:59you and your retirement and your money

3:01and your investments. And it's

3:02completely free. You can just download

3:04it. This the first link in the

3:05description. Maybe it's the last link in

3:07the description. I don't know. But it's

3:08called felixfriends.org/trump.

3:11So grab it, read it while you're

3:13watching this or maybe afterwards and

3:14you'll understand what everyone else is

3:17still confused about. Okay. So, let me

3:19show you what actually just happened

3:21because it's wild. And it's wild that

3:24this isn't the number one new story

3:26everyone's talking about. A few weeks

3:27back, the 30-year Treasury yield hit

3:315.27%. 27%. Now, if that means nothing

3:34to you, you probably have. Friends, it's

3:36a good thing. Stay with me because it

3:38matters more than almost anything else

3:40on the news right now. A yield is just

3:43the interest rate the government has to

3:46pay to borrow money. That's it. Now,

3:49when that rate goes up, what happens?

3:52Everything tied to it goes up with it.

3:54Your mortgage, your car loan, your

3:56credit card, all of it gets more

3:58expensive. And 5.27% 27% is the highest

4:03rate we've had since 2007.

4:06And what happened right after 2007?

4:09Yeah, you remember that, right? We all

4:10remember that global financial crisis.

4:13It has its own acronym, GFC. That is how

4:16big a deal it was. I have some Spanish

4:18friends. They still talk about the the

4:19crisis. I can't do a very good Spanish

4:22accent, but it's all about the crisis.

4:24Uh, so a few days later, the Treasury

4:26quietly announced it was doubling how

4:29much of its own debt it's by. Doubling

4:33$4 billion per operation. And what did

4:36they call it? A lovely soft meaningless

4:38name. Liquidity support. Sort of sounds

4:40like life support, doesn't it? That's

4:42exactly what it is. In plain English,

4:45they blinked. The government became the

4:48buyer of its own debt because not enough

4:51other people wanted to lend money to the

4:54US government at a price the US

4:56government can afford to pay. That's the

4:58whole story and it starts on September

5:019th in cinemas near you. No, actually in

5:03your portfolio in your brokerage

5:04actually starting right now because the

5:06market is forward-looking. So why is

5:09Washington

5:10doing this? What do they know that you

5:12do not? Well, let me ask you something.

5:14How much of your money is in the stock

5:15market right now? Because the numbers

5:17are staggering. American households have

5:20never, and I mean never in history, been

5:22more exposed to the stock market than

5:24they are right now. A quarter of total

5:27US household net worth is tied to

5:29stocks. A big chunk is obviously in

5:31their own home. That is higher than the

5:34dot peak, higher than 2008. It's the

5:37highest ever recorded. And the

5:39concentration is insane. The five

5:41largest companies in the S&P 500 make up

5:4530% of the entire index. So if you own

5:48an index fund, which you do if you have

5:50a 401k or any kind of pension setup, a

5:53third of your money is in just five

5:55stocks. The same time, US debt is well,

5:58that's actually probably 40 trillion by

6:00the time this is out. Uh and it's

6:02growing at 8 billion a day, which just

6:04sounds like ludicrous numbers. Who cares

6:06at this point? But look, this is

6:08serious. Congress has no plan. There's

6:10no serious budget proposal, no path to

6:12paying it down. The only plan is borrow

6:15more, borrow faster. And on top of that,

6:18we're in what is the biggest speculative

6:22bubble since 2000, the AI AI bubble. Big

6:25tech is going to spend $700 billion on

6:28AI infrastructure just this year. Right

6:32now, that's crazy. That is just plain

6:34crazy, right? It is a bubble. Forget

6:36about it. It's definitely a bubble. Does

6:38it mean it's going to burst today? No.

6:40This year, not necessarily. Next year,

6:41not necessarily. Keep going. Especially

6:43if they keep printing more money. But

6:45understanding it is important because

6:47you might think, "Yeah, Felix, AI is

6:49real, right? It's not like the com

6:51nonsense." And you're right, AI is real.

6:53But you know what? The internet was very

6:56real, too. The internet was arguably the

6:58greatest technological invention of our

7:00lifetime. And the NASDAQ crashed how

7:03much? 78%. It took 15 years to recover.

7:0715 freaking years. Imagine you're 55

7:09years old. You're planning to retire at

7:1165. And your 401k for someone in their

7:1550s, they have about $100,000 on that.

7:18Imagine that gets cut in half or maybe

7:20even down by 78%. So you go from a 100

7:23grand to 22,000. And it doesn't come

7:26back for 15 years. You're 70. And I'm

7:29not trying to fear here. This is what

7:31actually happened to millions of

7:33Americans in 2000 and the setup today.

7:35The concentration, the speculation, the

7:37valuations. It's far worse. So, what do

7:41you do? Well, gold may be part of the

7:42answer. But how do you protect your 41k,

7:45your pension, your retirement from the

7:46crash the history says is definitely

7:48going to come? That is exactly what I'm

7:50going to teach you. Life because it

7:53needs to be live for it to really really

7:54land because it is going to take me more

7:55than an hour to do. And it'll be this

7:58Saturday. this coming Saturday live at

8:00survivethebubble.com.

8:02You can grab yourself a free ticket. You

8:04can show up live. You can bring your

8:06questions. There will be no replay. You

8:07have to actually be there because if

8:10you're going to watch it later, I know

8:11from the stats most people don't. They

8:13get distracted. You know, something else

8:15pops up. This is just life. So, if you

8:17actually want to prepare for this, go to

8:18survivethebubble.com. The link is also

8:20in the description down below. Let me

8:21know in the comments that you're going

8:23to be one of the not just survivors, but

8:25thrivers. That's really our goal. to put

8:27sounds a bit cheesy but it's true. Put

8:29thrive in the comments down below and

8:31and and we'll I know what I'll talk what

8:32you're talking about. Okay, so now

8:34you've done that. Let me show you why

8:35they had no choice. They being the

8:38lovely government that cares so deeply

8:39about you. Because the numbers and the

8:42printing, it actually makes sense. Over

8:45the last 12 months, the US government

8:47spent $1.4 trillion on interest. Not

8:51roads, not the military, not you know

8:53bombing stuff in the Middle East. Um,

8:55no, just interest the cost of borrowing

8:58money it already borrowed and it's

9:01climbing. It's got to be 1.7 trillion by

9:042028. Meaningless numbers at this point,

9:06but it's basically like a credit card.

9:07So, you've maxed it out and now the

9:09minimum payment alone is eating you

9:12alive. You can't cut back enough to ever

9:14cover it. So, what do you do? You get

9:16another credit card to pay for the first

9:17one and then you get a third to pay for

9:19the second one. And that's literally

9:20where the US government is right now.

9:22That is the trap they're in. And there

9:24is only way out. And there is only one

9:26way out that doesn't involve real pain

9:29for politicians. You push the interest

9:33rate back down. That's the whole game.

9:36Every single move you're going about to

9:38see, the printing of money, the buying

9:41your own debt, it's all about one thing

9:43and one thing only. Getting that

9:45interest rate down so you're not paying

9:48one or two trillion a year in interest.

9:50So the government needs lower interest

9:52rates more than anyone alive on this

9:55planet. So how do you push rates down

9:57when the whole world is nervous about

9:59lending to you? Very simple. You become

10:01the buyer yourself. And you do it in a

10:04way that doesn't show up on the front

10:06page. The extra actual mechanism is on

10:09the screen here. And I'll keep it very

10:10simple because they count on it sounding

10:12complicated so you don't understand it

10:14and pay attention. the Treasury, that's

10:16the government, they issue a bunch of

10:19short-term IUs, very shortdated debt,

10:22and it's the kind of stuff that Buffett

10:25holds, by the way. Once it says

10:26Buffett's got 300 billion in cash, no,

10:28he doesn't. He owes 300 billion in these

10:30short-term builds, which is very

10:31profitable for him. And step two is that

10:34the Fed prints money to then buy those

10:37bills, fresh money, right? Out of thin

10:40air, just push a button. In step number

10:43three, the Treasury, the government,

10:45takes that freshly printed cash and uses

10:48it to buy up the long-term debt, the

10:50stuff with the scary 5% interest. And

10:53buying it pushes the interest rate down

10:57on that because there is now a new buyer

10:59in town for it. So you follow the money,

11:02the new money is created, and it ends up

11:04holding down the government's borrowing

11:06cost. And that is money printing. Full

11:08stop. Now they won't call it money

11:10printing because it's got that sort of

11:12whiff of postcoavid infectious disease

11:16thing attached to it because it created

11:17like 11% inflation officially. It was

11:20obviously a lot more. So they're going

11:22to call it money printing or QE

11:25quantitive easing was the last one. It

11:27was not so easy. It was so easy. It

11:28eased everything, didn't it? Um the the

11:31burden of getting reelected especially

11:33and they did it in 2008. They did it in

11:352020 and they are doing it again right

11:39now. Now the Fed will literally tell you

11:41this isn't money printing. And

11:43technically technically in the weird

11:46little world that they live in sort of

11:47wood panled rooms, you know, swigging um

11:51Sherry or something. That's what I

11:53assume they do in there. You know, a

11:54bunch of old white men. Um and and and I

11:56hope to be one of those one day. No

11:59judgment. Um, but they're saying, "Look,

12:01the Fed isn't buying long-term debt

12:04directly, so therefore, this isn't money

12:07printing. It's a magic trick, but the

12:10result is the same. They just call it

12:11something else." And what it means is

12:13that your dollars still get watered

12:15down. And I want to get to what Trump

12:17just bought because it'll tell you

12:18pretty much what to do next. But the bit

12:21that genuinely raised my fluffy eyebrows

12:24now, the bit that genuinely raised my

12:26fluffy eyebrows is that the Fed is

12:28buying up the short-term government debt

12:30faster right now than it did during CO.

12:33During CO, when the entire economy was

12:36shut down and life support, we're now

12:38doing it faster. And that's the bit no

12:41one's telling you. And then it got even

12:44stranger because just a few days ago,

12:47Donald J. Trump said out loud that it

12:49had uh well I had to read it three times

12:51to be honest. I didn't think it was true

12:53but it's true. I watched the actual

12:54clip. So he's talking about getting

12:56these interest rates down, getting

12:58borrowing costs down. And the president

13:00said this and I'm quoting him directly.

13:02The ultimate intervention is our

13:04military. And if we have to use that, we

13:06will read it again. The military as a

13:09tool to push down the interest rate on

13:11government spending. Now look, people

13:13are making jokes right on about this.

13:16You could bomb the bond market. you

13:17know, take him out and, you know, send a

13:21whatever elite squat in or something,

13:23hold him hostage. But no, but I want you

13:25to step past the joke for a second and

13:27see what it actually tells you. Whatever

13:30you think of the man when the president

13:32of the United States is floating the

13:34military to get borrowing costs down, it

13:36tells you exactly how desperate they are

13:38to get this number lower. It's not a

13:40random side comment. This is the whole

13:42game showing in its hand. This is the

13:45whole game showing its hand. So, watch

13:47bonds. I mean it. That's where the whole

13:49story lives. And I know the bond market

13:51is is a weird one. I was actually

13:52thinking about making a video explaining

13:54the bond market, but I thought not even

13:56my cats would watch it. So, let me know

13:58if you want me to make a bond video.

13:59Just write bond in the comments and I

14:01might actually do it. Now, the question

14:03that ties it all together. Well, the

14:04government is printing money quietly to

14:08keep the Ponzi scheme going because that

14:10Trump filing just dropped. And that

14:14one's quite something. We got over 600

14:16trades in a single filing. We now got

14:19more than 4,000 on record here. 4,600

14:24here. Who trades like that? I mean,

14:25who's ever is running those accounts at

14:27a very very busy month? But I don't want

14:29you to take my word for it. So, let me

14:30pull it up for you. Um, and this is in

14:32the in the Winston app that obviously

14:33Winston built while I'm I'm traveling.

14:35You can see exactly what these

14:36politicians are doing. And you can see

14:40here in plain English, it's it's public

14:42record. We just pull it up, make it

14:44available in a way that's well, you're

14:45not going to read a thousand trades, are

14:47you? So, we just filter it for you. Um,

14:50so there's a bit here, the moves that

14:52matter, and that's where the big money

14:53went. I mean, talking, you know,

14:54millions of dollars. Um, and and what

14:56have you got? Well, he bought Burkshire

14:59Hadawan. That's Warren's little company.

15:02Basically, it's a giant cash pile of and

15:04and insurance and that sort of thing.

15:06Uh, he bought Visa and Mastercard. Now,

15:09think about what these two actually are.

15:12Every time anyone everywhere swipes or

15:14beeps a card nowadays, these two take a

15:17tiny cut. They don't care if the economy

15:18is good or bad. They don't care about

15:20inflation. Actually, when prices go up,

15:21they take gets a little higher, right?

15:23It's a bit like the mafia. They're a

15:25toll booth, right? That's the more

15:27polite way of describing it. They're not

15:28the more they're the toll booth. Let's

15:30hope Visa, Mastercard, legal team don't

15:33watch this. I just they're very

15:34legitimate. They're absolutely wonderful

15:35people, marvelous and make the world a

15:36better, you know, you get the idea. Then

15:38we have Tintas Corporation. Uh, I don't

15:41know if you pronounce it that way. I'm

15:42just assuming. We have Home Depot and we

15:45have Republic Services, the company that

15:48holds away your trash. These are real

15:51businesses. They are making real cash.

15:55Do you see the pattern yet? Now, there's

15:57another tell here. The hot AI names, the

15:59stuff that everyone else is piling into.

16:01Look at the other side of the ledger

16:02here on the right. What's he selling?

16:05Meta, Palanteer, Netflix. trimming the

16:08very names the crowd is chasing. So on

16:11the way in you've got the toll booths,

16:13not the mafia.

16:15You got the cash machines, right? And on

16:17the way out you got the hot tech that

16:19everybody loves. So follow what the

16:21money does, not what the mouth says.

16:23When the big money moves out of the

16:26crowded trades and into the toll booth

16:28into the cash machines, the boring hard

16:30business, which is actually what I've

16:31been talking about for the last six

16:32months. It's kind of interesting, isn't

16:33it? Now, how do you find this? Okay,

16:34there's a link down below. I give you

16:36guys a free month access to it. Um,

16:38it'll pull up a it'll write a newspaper

16:40for you every day about what you own and

16:41there is an article out here which is

16:43Trump moved millions into Berkshire and

16:45and so on and you can click on those

16:47links. But an easier way of doing it

16:48would be just in the top you type in say

16:51Pelosi and then it'll show you what it

16:55show you let me refresh there it is

16:57Nancy Pelosy's portfolio and now you'll

16:59see that and you see exactly what she

17:00just bought. For example, you can see

17:02all of her traits. I think it might even

17:03work for CEOs.

17:06Musk. Elon Musk. Yes. So, you can see

17:09what the insiders are doing, right? Um,

17:12hang on. It opened up SpaceX. That's not

17:14intended, is it? We haven't got a page

17:16for Musk yet. Okay, I'll fix that for

17:17you. I'll fix that for you. Any other

17:19insiders? What about the Intel Corp CEO?

17:22He bought a ton just right. Where Where

17:25is he? Um, what's his name? Tan Lip Buu.

17:29Let's try that. Tan Lip Bu. pretty

17:32unusual name. Okay, there he is. And no.

17:34Okay, I I'll fix that on the insiders

17:36for you. By the time you watch this,

17:38promise, but yeah, you can basically see

17:40it all here. There is also at the top,

17:42you can just click on follow Donald and

17:43then it'll you'll get a notification. It

17:45it'll tell you when there is a new

17:47trade. 700 of you already doing that.

17:48You can do that for all the kind of

17:49major politicians and so on. But back to

17:52the good old story. The president of the

17:55United States, the guy authorizing all

17:57this money printing, buyback

17:58shenanigans, is positioning precisely

18:02for the story that I just told you and

18:04I've been telling you for months. You

18:05can see all of it right now, right? It's

18:07literally there available in the app.

18:09You look at it for free for a month at

18:11least. If you like it, you stick around.

18:13If you don't, you cancel. Um, so what

18:15does it mean for you? When a government

18:17prints money to paper over its own debt,

18:20the value of every dollar quietly leaks

18:22away. And they've been doing this for a

18:24long time. When the dollar went off the

18:26gold standard in 71, that dollar is now

18:30worth seven cents according to the

18:32government. $1 now7. Now in reality,

18:35that's of course not true because

18:37inflation was much much greater. I

18:39measure inflation and how much the stock

18:41market goes up by because that number is

18:43harder to manipulate. And if you look at

18:45that number since 1971, that dollar is

18:48now worth a third of a cent. So either

18:51way, you're piss poor. And the trap most

18:53people fall into is this. They think

18:55cash is safe. I just sit in cash and

18:57wait it out like Warren Buffett. Buffett

18:59isn't in cash. Buffett is in bonds, tea

19:02bills. They're just quite similar to

19:05cash except they pay you money. So cash

19:07is exactly what they're printing more

19:09of. If you're sitting in cash while they

19:11print, it's like you're just going to

19:13lose money. It's guaranteed. You're 100%

19:15guaranteed to lose money. It is a tax on

19:18your salary. It is a tax on your

19:20retirement. It's a tax on your cash.

19:22It's a tax on your savings account.

19:24Right now, it's not political because

19:25all politicians are going to do exactly

19:27the same thing. So, where does the money

19:29go historically? When this happens, it

19:31flows to some places. Hard assets. Real

19:35businesses that throw off cash, you

19:36know, like the toll booths, the mafia of

19:38the payment world that we just talked

19:40about. And yes, also gold and silver

19:43tend to have their moment, too. Now, the

19:46biggest single mistake is you wait until

19:49this is like mainstream news. By the

19:52time everyone's talking about the money

19:54printing and the scary graphics and so

19:56on, well, the easy move is gone. So, the

19:58smart money, the Trump filing kind of

20:01money is already positioned. You can see

20:03it. He's he done it in probably a month

20:05ago because he knew it was coming

20:06because he knew it was going to do it.

20:07And look, I can't tell you exactly how

20:09this ends. Nobody can. But I can tell

20:11you this. pretending it isn't happening

20:13is the one move that never works. The

20:15people who get hurt the worst in every

20:17one of these cycles where they just

20:19print and print and print are the ones

20:21who do nothing because nobody ever

20:23explains it to them just in plain

20:25English until it was too late and you

20:27know they already had the pain but

20:28you've just watched the whole thing laid

20:30out for you, right? So it's not you. So

20:32take the next step. That free live

20:35training I mentioned where I will show

20:36you exactly how to protect your

20:38retirement, your pension from the crash.

20:41It is waiting for you at

20:43survivethebubble.com.

20:45Maybe we should rename it to

20:46survivetheprinting.com,

20:48but you get the idea. It's completely

20:50free. Shoplife. Bring your questions.

20:52There won't be a replay. So you have to

20:54actually be there and commit to yourself

20:57to actually learn this. and I'll teach

20:59you the rules that Wall Street's taught

21:01me and the bankers have taught me about

21:03what we actually do about this. And if

21:05you got some value out of this, if it

21:07shook you up a little bit, share it with

21:09somebody else might benefit from it,

21:11too. I wish you all the best. There's a

21:13computer in a lab in Melbourne that

21:15spends its afternoon playing Doom.

21:17Nobody sitting at it. There is no

21:19keyboard. There is nobody in the room.

21:22And inside that machine there are

21:24roughly 200