Goldman $847B Exit Repeats 400-Year Pattern — What History Says Next

Goldman Sachs just unwound $847 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds and dollar-denominated assets in 18 months — the largest institutional exit in modern history. This exact repositioning has happened three times before in the last 400 years, and every time it signaled Stage 3 of a 4-stage reserve currency collapse cycle. We're now in the same stage that preceded the Dutch guilder's fall in 1780, the British pound's devaluation in 1967, and Japan's crisis in 1998. This video breaks down the pattern, shows you the documented capital flows, and reveals exactly what Goldman Sachs is preparing for.

📊 SOURCES & DATA:
Goldman Sachs 10-Q filings (SEC.gov)
Federal Reserve Treasury holdings data
IMF reserve currency statistics
Historical bond market archives

⚠️ TIMELINE: Stage 3 (2020-2045) | Breaking Point: 2030-2045

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