Why Is BlackRock Pulling Its Money Out of America? A $10 Trillion Warning

The world's largest asset manager, BlackRock ($10+ trillion AUM), has just made a historic shift—going "underweight" on long-term US Treasury bonds for the first time in decades. This isn't just a portfolio adjustment; it's a $10 trillion warning signal. In this video, we break down:
• What "tactically underweight" really means and why it matters to YOUR savings
• The alarming data behind China, Japan, and Saudi Arabia's exit from US debt
• The $38 trillion US debt trap and why the math no longer works
• The 5-stage pattern of reserve currency collapse—and where we are now
• What BlackRock is buying instead (and what you should consider)

This isn't fear-mongering. This is data-driven analysis based on BlackRock's own 2025-2026 outlooks, Treasury Department reports, and historical precedent. The smart money is moving. The question is: will you understand why in time?

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