It Took 92 Years For This To Happen Again (It's Not 2008)

The money supply is shrinking for the first time since the Great Depression—and almost nobody is talking about it. In this video, we break down why the M2 money supply is falling after ninety-two years, how the longest yield curve inversion in history fits into the picture, and why everything still looks “fine” on the surface while ordinary people feel squeezed.
You’ll see how shrinking money, high interest rates, record consumer debt, and rising delinquencies all connect—and what that means for your rent, your credit cards, and your job. Then we flip from fear to strategy and show you how to build your own “mini central bank” at home so you’re not walking into this decade naked.
Watch to learn:
Why the money supply is shrinking again and how this echoes Great Depression-era shocks
How the inverted yield curve, high mortgage and credit card rates, and inflation collide
What exploding credit card and auto loan delinquencies really signal on Main Street
A two-part plan: your personal shock absorber and your positioning when assets go on sale
How to quietly prepare while The Machine wants you leveraged, distracted, and unprepared
This video is for education and entertainment only and is not financial, investment, or tax advice.

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