Why Wall Street Moved $1.4 Trillion to China During America’s Trade War

This video explores the decline of currency purchasing power, referencing the impact of the Vietnam War and significant national debt accumulation. We discuss the current state of the global economy, including the 209 trillion dollars of debt, with 9 trillion added during COVID. The discussion also touches upon inflation and the potential shift in economic dominance, hinting at the rise of Germany.

Building on that foundation, this video explains how reserve currencies rise and fall through a repeatable cycle, why inflation is not accidental, and how debt driven monetary systems quietly transfer purchasing power. By examining historical patterns and modern capital flows, you will understand what is happening to money, circulation, and long term economic stability, and why financial power often moves long before the public realizes it.

Chapters

00:00 The illusion of political conflict and media theater
01:45 Trump’s trade war and the public narrative
03:30 The 1.4 trillion dollar move Wall Street made quietly
05:20 The four stage reserve currency cycle
07:10 Britain, debt finance, and the Bank of England
09:10 Germany, inflation, and deliberate currency collapse
11:10 Bretton Woods and America’s rise
13:00 Vietnam War spending and the breaking point
14:40 Stage four capital migration and China
16:20 What this means going forward



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I am not a financial advisor. This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing in this video constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Always consult with qualified professionals before making investment decisions.

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