If you hold any US dollar assets, your savings, your 401k, your stocks, your bonds, whatever much reveal and breakdown for you, it could either protect your wealth or leave you financially devastating. A coordinated plan is already in motion to eliminate America's$37 trillion debt crisis, and regular investors like you are about to bear the cost. This could trigger the biggest wealth transfer in American history, with 90% of Americans losing 40 to 50% of their purchasing power, while a small group who sees it coming multiplies their wealth. By the end of this video, you'll understand this dollar collapse plan, see the historical patterns proving it's inevitable, and know exactly how to position yourself before it's too late. I'm Felix Preen. I'm a former investment banker, and I've dedicated my retirement to teaching regular people like you and me how to protect their wealth from Wall Street schemes. We have over 20,000 students already in our GOAT Academy. I'm also the co-founder of Trade Vision, where we make Wall Street data available to you and me. Now, today it's not financial advice. All the research was done by Winston, who's sleeping back there because he's very tired, because we did this marvelous little hike this morning. What a beautiful three hours that was. So he's uh he's really uh he's pretty shattered back there. So today we are going to break down the four forces that are driving America's dollar collapse. Forces that connect your debt crisis, the BRICS rebellion, a monetary reset that'll reshape your financial future forever, the Malalagua court, and the commodity supercycle. I'm gonna break each of these down for you. You might want to take notes, but let's start with the impossible math that makes this dollar collapse inevitable. America's debt has exploded to an extraordinary$37 trillion. Now, if you break that down, that's$280,000 per household. And the numbers sound abstract, but you think about it this way: if you owed six times your annual income with no assets backing it up, what would happen? Bankruptcy. This isn't theory, this is basic maths. The interest payment death spiral is inevitable. It's now a trillion dollars. It's more than the US spends on defense, more than the US spends on education, certainly financial education, haven't seen much of that. And the debt to GDP ratio is at a dangerous 120% level, usually associated with banana republics. No nation has ever recovered from this level of debt without dramatic actions. Every empire has faced this moment. The Roman Empire did it around 300 AD. How? They debased their currency, lots of inflation, and then ultimately collapse. The British Empire lost its reserve status after World War II and then devalued its currency by 50%. And the pattern is always the same. When the debt becomes unpayable, governments don't default, they don't go bankrupt, they reset the system and they transfer the cost to the citizens, in this case, American citizens. For 80 years, America has been printing dollars without any consequences. Everybody needs dollars for global trade, like it's like owning the only ATM in a giant marketplace. It gave the US unprecedented power to finance deficits very cheaply. Global demand kept the dollar value propped up despite excess printing, but the privilege is disappearing. The share of global reserves of the dollar is plummeting. So basically you have an ATM, but people don't want to use it. So what happens? Well, there was one turning point, and there's a date you might want to remember, February 2026. So February 26, 2022, rather. It's the exact moment this collapse became inevitable. When the US froze Russian central bank assets, so they're not just sanctioning individuals or companies or country, they're seizing another nation's saving account. An unprecedented move in history. Well, what happened? Well, it terrified every central bank on earth. And it should. It's basically like someone breaking into your house and stealing your life savings. That's what it looks like to foreign governments that are holding US dollars. And every central bank realized holding dollar reserves, holding US debt is now a risk, no longer a safety, because they could just like take your money. And there's been a coordinated and immediate response. All the major countries, am I talking, you know, Brazil and Saudi Arabia and all the Asian countries and everybody is doing one thing. They're not complaining about dollar dominance anymore. They're replacing it with real action. Now, the second force accelerating the dollar collapse is technology. And write this down. CBDCs. Now, by the way, I'm gonna give you, because I know it's a lot of data, I'm gonna give you an actual workbook with all of this data at felixfriends.org slash dollar. There's gonna be a link down below in the description. You can access that. But if you're feeling at this point already a little overwhelmed and you're like, okay, that's a lot of information. What do I actually do with this? How do I actually profit from this? Well, I'm gonna run a live training session with you because I appreciate on a recorded video like this, yeah, I can give you a lot of value, but it's gonna be a lot better if we do this live and I can get to get feedback from you. I'm gonna actually teach you the three steps that Wall Street uses to find winning stocks because they're winners. They're gonna be huge winners. A lot of people are gonna make a lot of money, but most people will be there crying in 10 years. And I want to make sure you are part of the winners because then you can do beautiful things. You can look after yourself and your family and you can, you know, focus on the causes you care about. But let's go back to, and there's a link down below to that too, find a way. It's phelixfriends.org slash strategy. It's the first link in the description, and it'll give you access to a live educational session with me, about 90 minutes, where I'll teach you how Wall Street finds this winning stocks. Now, the dollar collapse is also happening because CBDCs are going to bypass the dollar system. Central bank digital currencies are giving countries a revolutionary way to piepass the dollar. This isn't hypothetical. This is not some dooming bloom scenario. It's just fact. It's happening right now. It's the same way the internet changed business forever. When was the last time you used a fax machine? Actually, I'm about to fly off to Japan, and I promise you there will be a fax machine in the room, the only place in the world where hotel rooms still have them. But CBDCs allow nations to settle cross-border payments without the US-controlled systems, like SWIFT. Swift is the international system for sending money. It's US controlled. China and Russia are already trading oil in digital currencies. India and Dubai in the Middle East, United Arab Emirates, they are settling trades in their own currencies. And these are not little experiments. This is billions of dollars that used to require the US dollar. So companies dependent on dollar-based payments face an existential threat. You're talking about Visa, MasterCard, traditional banks, they're going to get disrupted. Meanwhile, companies that are building the new payment infrastructure, well, they could explode. But remember, this is primarily about dollar collapse, not stock opportunities. So we're going to talk about that a lot if you join me at phelixfriends.org slash training. That'll be what the whole thing's about. But there's a third four sair, fourth, um, a third forsayer, and see how I pronounce the fourth fourth. Oh yeah, there we go. Um, and that is the shift from paper to real assets. For decades, the world ran simply on financial speculation, paper wealth, because feared currencies were trusted. But that trust is fading, and people are reclaiming, well, putting their money into commodities. So you enter this commodity super cycle, and this isn't the trend. It's a rejection of the debt-driven system that props up the dollar. And the data proves we're entering this commodity super cycle right now, been there for a couple of months, been already making a lot of money on that. We've been making a lot of money on gold miners and particularly silver miners. So it's a rejection of the speculative, debt-fueled, dollar-dependent system. The emerging economies have more people and more a bigger economy than the old world, the G7. And as the world shifts towards these real hard assets, guess who wins? Well, you have a declining birth rate in the West. It means more economic stagnation. And what happens to your portfolio? Well, we're seeing massive, massive revaluations in mining stocks, making a lot of money on those. In energy stocks, again, we're making a lot of money out of those, agricultural producers, and the overvalued stocks that are dependent on a cheap dollar. Well, they face a threat. But the pick, the bigger picture is that it is all about the dollar-based speculation. To really understand that, you need to understand the fourth part of this, which is the Ma-a Lago Accord. You with me so far on this? Put a, if you are, put a put a three in there, if you've got the last three, and then we jump onto the four. Donald Trump has a deliberate plan to weaken the dollar. See, this is documented policy. This is not some sort of random made-up conspiracy theory. It's called the Ma-a-Lago Accord. It's the modern version of the 1985 Plaza Accord. It is a coordinated dollar devaluation. And there is a historical precedent that proves this actually works. In 1985, at the Plaza Accord, major nations coordinated to weaken the dollar by 25% in two years. 25%. What happened? Well, American exports became more competitive. The US economy boomed, trade got rebalanced, and Trump wants to run that exact same playbook. But this time it accelerates the dollar's global decline. The tariffs are just a negotiation leverage. Tariffs you see in news aren't really about trade, they're leverage for currency negotiations. The goal is to make the dollar cheaper, to make American manufacturing competitive again. So this is a very, very detailed plan running the same 1985 playbook. Who's it good for? Well, think about export-heavy companies like Boeing, Ticker Symbol BA, or Caterpillar. Those kind of like, you know, defense contractors and so on. But at the same time, your savings lose purchasing power. Now maybe you're thinking, Felix, this is all a little like hot air. I don't really believe it. Well, what are central banks doing? They are voting with their money. Central bank gold purchasers are doing this. They're buying tremendous amounts of gold. And instead, they are selling or buying less US government debt. This is the highest gold buying we've seen in 50 years. In a coordinated shift away from the dollar, and there's a survey of all the central banks in the world. 69% plan to hold more gold, 63% plan to hold fewer dollars. Why? Geopolitical instability. As in, they don't really like the plan. They don't really like the way Russia has been treated. And for the first time since 1996, central banks now own more gold than dollars. This is a real like seismic shift that's not going to get reversed anytime soon. 25 years of a trend broken. Because these central banks, they've got trillions of dollars. They know what's coming because they're part of the system. So the message is clear. The dollar is becoming less relevant. The question is just how's it going to affect your portfolio? So let's walk through that. Now it's an interesting rule here. As the dollar weakens, there is more money around and asset prices rise. When the dollar strengthens, the opposite happens. And that's kind of basic economics. I studied economics, but I'm not going to bore you to death with the detail. But most people don't understand this. Now, the 1985 parallel is when the dollar fell 25%, the SP gained 40% in the next two years. So where are you going to make your money? Well, actually in stocks. Same happened in 1971, by the way. That was the Nixon shock. But this isn't really real wealth creation. This is just inflation. Now, the dollar is expected to drop 20 to 30%. That's an estimate by the Bank of International Settlement, not exactly an exciting organization. So if it reverts to where they think it should be, we're going to see a massive money injection, liquidity injection, and it comes at the cost of your purchasing power. There's some clear winners here. Export heavy American companies benefit massively. I give you a couple here. We're going to get Boeing selling more planes, Caterpillar Seek selling more machinery, you know, aquacultural giants will do well because their products are not 20% cheap. So it's pure profit for them. Now domestic manufacturers competing with imports think Ford or General Motors or steel producers, they're going to like it because foreign goods get more expensive just by the price of the dollar and tariffs are a whole nother story. So manufacturing gets this renaissance. Commodity producers and miners, in my opinion, are the real winners. Then people like Freeport, New Mont, Exxon, because commodity prices are higher, they make more money all the stuff they're going to dig out of the ground anyway. And then you get companies with a lot of international exposure. Someone like Apple, Microsoft, Google, Netflix. Netflix, I think, has 40% of its revenue come from outside the US. So if the dollar is worth less and you get paid in, say, Euros or Yen or something, well, you get more dollars for that foreign money. So the monkey money will bring you more US dollars. And this is gonna make your revenue go up. It's not actually a real growth. The business hasn't gotten any better, but it looks like it on paper. So now you have an idea which stocks are gonna go well. But there are also some real losers, real losers, the import-dependent retailers, your Walmarts, your Target, your clothing companies. Companies with lots of debt, potentially. And the traditional financial services, your banks, your insurance companies, and so on, because a lot of those guys are dependent on dollar strength. And it's gonna take time to start making, you know, cheap t-shirts back in the US. So at the moment they're made in Bangladesh or wherever. So prices are gonna go up, people are gonna buy less, margins are gonna get squeezed. So those sectors are really not brilliant. So how do you protect yourself against all of this? Now, this isn't about getting rich, it's about not getting poor, right? Most people will lose 90% of their purchasing power. And you might think that's crazy, but look at an inflation chart. Over the last 80 years or so, the dollar has lost 90% of its value. It's gonna do it again. It just happens so incrementally and gradually that people don't realize it. But people are generally you want a salary much, much worse off today than they were 80 years ago. So your goal is to lose less than everybody else, or maybe even win. If you want to win, join me at Felix Wrenzelogslash training and I'll walk you through that. So this is about self-defense, and always say you've got one responsibility. You're gonna look after yourself and you can look after your family. Forget the politics, forget the noise, forget about whether this is fair or not. That's really not your number one job. Look after yourself first, then you can start thinking about that, but only once you've actually done that. So, what's an asset allocation for a dollar collapse? Well, again, this is not financial advice. I'm not telling you what to do. I'm gonna write that even on here. Not financial advice. It's not an instruction. This is food for thought, okay? I don't want you to run out and just blindly do what I'm what I'm talking about here. But you might want to put some serious money into precious metals. Doesn't have to be 25%, maybe 5 to 25% would be a range. You might want to get some exposure to commodity producers. But again, you need to understand how it works. You need to have good risk management, like with everything. Um, export heavy US companies, they could do very well. US utilities, food energy, I think they could do very well. And then international stocks, think about your Apples, your Netflix, and so on. Again, that they were going to like you do very, very well. Now, what do you not want to hold? Well, cash and bonds, fairly terrible place to be. Um, now I'm not saying you shouldn't have any because you might want to have an emergency fund. And so, you know, obviously take everything with a pinch of salt. Um, the high debt growth stocks, well, initially I think they still have a little bit of a way to run with rates are coming down, but eventually they're gonna get hit hard. Definitely the import-dependent companies, I wouldn't be in those. And companies that are dependent on the dollar strength are also in trouble. Now we say the time to act, the time to plan is when everything looks hunky-dory, right? When do we prepare for a crash? When the sun's shine, right? That's when we prepare for rain. That's how we how we how we do this. So let me bring this all together because this is a bit of a bit of brutal honesty here, right? Um, this isn't just a market cycle. This is a monetary system reset. It happens maybe once in a generation. The five forces I've just shown you are already in motion. 37 trillion debt will never be repaid, taxes won't do it, tariffs won't do it. No. It'll be a weaker dollar and more inflation. Foreign nations are not buying the US debt anymore. We've got stable coins and CBDCs, and that'll be part of the solution for the US. But the government is deliberating, deliberately devaluing the US dollar. And every central bank in the world knows it. Now, now you know it too. So you have a choice. Most people will choose the victim path, they'll complain about it, they'll riot about it, they'll hold up posters, and that's all very well, but pointless. But most of them have no idea what's coming. So, what I would ask of you is that you share this video so more people know what's coming, so that they are not in this losing path. We want them to be survivors. We want you to thrive. That's the whole point here. So having real hard assets, understanding what companies survive, like your Microsofts and your Apples and your Netflix's and so on, who actually benefit from this. But also bear in mind this isn't financial advice, it's self-defense, the way I see it. You're gonna come to your own conclusions as always. But I believe the time for preparation is truly now. And if you want to start by learning how to pick winning stocks the way Wall Street does it, well then you know what to do. Join me at FelixFriends.org slash training on, I want to say it's Wednesday evening. Um, since I don't have a schedule, I've always struggled a little bit with what day of the week it is. But I'm gonna teach you the exact rules that I learned from my Wall Street mentors about what to buy, when to buy, and how to find those stocks, how to set it all up. And it's way simpler than you think. If you got some value out of this video, if you think some other people might get value out of this video, please, please, please share it. Because this kind of stuff doesn't always get you know that much traction on the algorithm. And I think we have a responsibility to explain this to people so they can prepare, just like you now can. I wish you all the best. Take care.