The Money Flood Nobody Sees

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In just a few days, the biggest money printing operation since COVID begins. It's not a crash, it's not a bailout, it is literally a flood of money. Starting September 9th, the US government is going to start buying up its own debt with freshly printed dollars. And 90% of investors have no idea it's coming. Wall Street knows it, they're already calling it liquidity support as an support for our bonuses. Yay! And I'm gonna tell you what it actually is and what it quietly does to the money sitting in your bank account. Because when a government starts printing money to pay itself, it tends to not announce it. There isn't really a press conference, although there is actually one on Monday by Besson. But he's not gonna put it the way I will. Because what's gonna happen is it's gonna show up months later in your grocery bill, in your rent, in your mortgages. And the fact that your savings just don't stretch the way they used to, and by then, well, it's too late to do anything about it. But there is one more piece. No one seems to have connected yet. While all of this is happening, Donald Trump, the president of the United States, I'm in glorious California right now. You can tell by the endless sunshine behind me. He just filed another batch of his own trades, well over 600 of them. And I'm gonna pull the whole thing up live for you in a minute and show you exactly what a man with that kind of access to information is doing with his own money right now, because it actually tells the whole story. And it is not what people are telling you. So stay with me, this one's really important. My name is Felix Preen. I used to be an investment banker before I got out and I started teaching regular people the stuff Wall Street likes to keep for itself. About seven years ago, we've taught well over 25,000 people so far. And my trusted golden retriever isn't here, so you should be a little bit concerned about the quality of the research. Um, but it's one thing I want to say. Actually, two things I want to say. One, I never take money from anybody. This is never sponsored. We don't have affiliate codes and the descriptions, none of that, because I like to be able to say what I think rather than be beholden to somebody else. And I'm very fortunate I can do that. Second, this isn't political. I generally don't care if you love Trump or you can't stand him. Forget about that. Park that. What I care about is what happens to your money when a government starts printing again. Because history shows us every single fricking time exactly what comes next. And you want to make sure you're on the right side of that. And I know most people are going to find out about this when it's far too late. Like from a headline that tells them what they should have done six months before, which might sound familiar. So that I don't want that to be you, so I'm making this video while I should be enjoying the sunshine and do something about the paleness here. So I put the whole thing that I'm covering in this video and actually more, breaking down the entire money printing story, everything in plain English, what's happening, why they're doing it, why it's important for you and your retirement and your money and your investments. And it's completely free. You can just download it. It's the first link in the description, maybe it's the last link in the description, I don't know. But it's called CelixFriends.org slash Trump. So grab it, read it while you're watching this, or maybe afterwards, and you'll understand what everyone else is still confused

Why September 9 Matters

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about. Okay, so let me show you what actually just happened because it's wild. And it's wild that this isn't the number one news story everyone's talking about. A few weeks back, the 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.27%. Now, if that means nothing to you, you probably have friends. It's a good thing. Stay with me because it matters more than almost anything else on the news right now. A yield is just the interest rate the government has to pay to borrow money. That's it. Now, when that rate goes up, what happens? Everything tied to it goes up with it. Your mortgage, your car loan, your credit card, all of it gets more expensive. And 5.27% is the highest rate we've had since 2007. And what happened right after 2007? Yeah, you remember that, right? We all remember that. Global financial crisis. It has its own acronym, GFC. That is how big a deal it was. I have some Spanish friends, they still talk about the crisis. I can't do a very good Spanish accent, but it's all about the crisis. So a few days later, the Treasury quietly announced it was doubling how much of its own debt it's buying. Doubling. $4 billion per operation. And what did they call it? A lovely soft, meaningless name, liquidity support. Sort of sounds like life support, doesn't it? That's exactly what it is. In plain English, they blinked. The government became the buyer of its own debt because not enough other people wanted to lend money to the US government at a price the US government can afford to pay. That's the whole story. And it starts on September 9th in cinemas near you. No, actually in your portfolio, in your brokerage, actually starting right now because the market is forward-looking.

Stocks Concentrate As Debt Explodes

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So why is Washington doing this? What do they know that you do not? Well, let me ask you something. How much of your money is in the stock market right now? Because the numbers are staggering. American households have never, and I mean never in history, been more exposed to the stock market than they are right now. A quarter of total US household net worth is tied to stocks. A big chunk is obviously in their own home. That is higher than the dot-com peak, higher than 2008. It's the highest ever recorded. And the concentration is insane. The five largest companies in the SP 500 make up 30% of the entire index. So if you own an index fund, which you do if you have a 401k or any kind of pension setup, a third of your money is in just five stocks. At the same time, US debt is, well, it's actually probably 40 trillion by the time this is out, and it's growing at 8 billion a day, which just sounds like ludicrous numbers. Who cares at this point? But look, this is serious. Congress has no plan. There's no serious budget proposal, no path to paying it down. The only plan is borrow more, borrow faster. And on top of that, we're in what is the biggest speculative bubble since 2000, the AI bubble. Big tech is going to spend $700 billion on AI infrastructure just this year. Now, that's crazy. That is just plain crazy, right? It is a bubble, forget about it. It's definitely a bubble. Doesn't mean it's going to burst today. No, this year, not necessarily, next year, not necessarily. Keep going, especially if they keep printing more money. But understanding it is important. Because you might think, yeah, Felix, AI is real, right? It's not like the dot-com nonsense. And you're right, AI is real. But you know what? The internet was very real too. The internet was arguably the greatest technological invention of our lifetime. And the Nasdaq crashed how much? 78%. It took 15 years to recover. 15 freaking years. Imagine you're 55 years old, you're planning to retire at 65, and your 401k for someone in their 50s, they have about $100,000 in that. Imagine that gets cut in half, or maybe even down by 78%. So you go from 100 grand to 22,000, and it doesn't come back for 15 years, you're 70. And I'm not trying to fearmonger here. This is what actually happened to millions of Americans in 2000 and the setup today, the concentration, the speculation, the valuations, it's far worse. So what do you do? Well, gold may be part of the answer, but how do you protect your 401k, your pension, your retirement from the crash the history says is definitely gonna come? That is exactly what I'm going to teach you live. Because it needs to be live for it to really, really land, because it's gonna take me more than an hour to do. And it'll be this Saturday, this coming Saturday, live at survivethebubble.com. You can grab yourself a free ticket, you can show up live, you can bring your questions. There will be no replay. You have to actually be there. Because if you're gonna watch it later, I know from the stats, most people don't. They get distracted, you know, something else pops up. This is just life. So if you actually want to prepare for this, go to survivethebubble.com. The link is also in the description down below. Let me know in the comments that you're going to be one of the not just survivors, but thrivers. That's really our goal. So put sounds a bit cheesy, but it's true. Put thrive in the comments down below and we'll know what I'll talk about what you're talking about. Okay, so now you've done that.

The Real Reason Rates Must Fall

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Let me show you why they had no choice. They being the lovely government that cares so deeply about you. Because the numbers and the printing, it actually makes sense. Over the last 12 months, the US government spent $1.4 trillion on interest. Not roads, not the military, not, you know, bombing stuff in the Middle East. Um, no, just interest. The cost of borrowing money it already borrowed. And it's climate. It's got to be $1.7 trillion by 2028, meaningless numbers at this point. But it's basically like a credit card. So you've maxed it out, and now the minimum payment alone is eating you alive. You can't count back enough to ever cover it. So what do you do? You get another credit card to pay for the first one. And then you get a third to pay for the second one. And that's literally where the US government is right now. That is the trap they're in. And there is only a way out, and there is only one way out that doesn't involve real pain for politicians. You push the interest rate back down. That's the whole game. Every single move you're gonna about to see, the printing of money, the buying your own debt, it's all about one thing and one thing only. Getting that interest rate down so you're not paying one or two trillion a year in interest. So the government needs lower interest rates more than anyone alive on this planet. So, how do you push rates down when the whole world is nervous about lending to you? Very simple. You become the buyer yourself. And you do it in a way that doesn't show up on the front page. The extra actual mechanism is on the screen here. And I'll keep it very simple because they count on it sounding complicated, so you then understand it and pay attention. The treasury, that's the government, they issue a bunch of short-term IOUs, very short-dated debt. And it's the kind of stuff that Buffett holds, by the way. Once he says Buffett's got 300 billion in cash, no, he doesn't. He owes 300 billion in these short-term builds, which is very profitable for him. And step two is that the Fed prints money to then buy those builds, fresh money. Add a thin air, just push a button. In step number three, the Treasury, the government takes that freshly printed cash and uses it to buy up the long-term debt, the stuff with the scary 5% interest. And buying it pushes the interest rate down on that because there is now a new buyer in town for it. So you follow the money, the new money is created, and it ends up holding down the government's borrowing cost. And that is money printing, full stop. Now they won't call it money printing because it's got that sort of whiff of uh post-COVID infectious disease thing attached to it because it created like 11% inflation officially. It was obviously a lot more. So they're gonna call it money printing or QE, quantitative easing, was the last one. It wasn't it wasn't so easy, it was so easy, it was eased everything, isn't it? Um the the burden of getting re-elected, especially. And they did it in 2008, they did it in 2020, and they are doing it again right now. Now, the Fed will literally tell you this isn't money printing. And technically, technically, in the weird little world that they live, in sort of wood-panelled rooms, you know, uh swinging um sherry or something. That's what I assume they do in there, you know, a bunch of old white men. Um, and and and and I hope to be one of those one day. No judgment. Um, but they're saying, look, the Fed isn't buying long-term debt directly, so therefore, this isn't money printing. It's a magic trick. But the result is the same, they'll just call it something else. And what it means is that your dollars still get

The Mechanism Behind Quiet Money Printing

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watered down. And I want to get to what Trump just bought because it'll tell you pretty much what to do next. But the bit that genuinely raised my fluffy eyebrows, now the bit that genuinely raised my fluffy eyebrows is that the Fed is buying up the short-term government debt faster right now than it did during COVID. During COVID, when the entire economy was shut down and life support, we're now doing it faster. And that's the bit no one's telling you. And then it got even stranger because just a few days ago, Donald J. Trump said out loud that it had uh, well, I had to read it three times to be honest. I didn't think it was true, but it's true. I watched the actual clip. So he's talking about getting these interest rates down, getting borrowing costs down. And the president said this, and I'm quoting him directly. The ultimate intervention is our military. And if we have to use that, we will. Read it again. The military as a tool to push down the interest rate on government spending. Now, look, people are making jokes, right, on about this. You could bomb the bond market, you know, take them out, uh, and you know, send a whatever elite squat in or something, uh, hold him hostage. Uh, but no, but I want you to step past the joke for a second and see what it actually tells you. Whatever you think of the man, when the president of the United States is floating the military to get borrowing costs down, it tells you exactly how desperate they are to get this number lower. It's not a random side comment. This is the whole game showing in its hand. This is the whole game showing its hand. So, watch bonds. I mean it. That's where the whole story lives. And I know the bond market is a weird one. I was actually thinking about making a video explaining the bond market, but I thought not even my cats would watch it. Uh, so let me know if you want me to make a bond video. Just write bond in the comments and I might actually do it. Now, the question that ties it all together, while the government is printing money, quietly, to keep the Ponzi scheme going, because that Trump filing just dropped, and that

Trump’s Trades Reveal The Positioning

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one's quite something. We got over 600 trades in a single filing. We've now got more than 4,000 on record here. 4,600 here. Who trades like that? I mean, who's ever is running those accounts in a very, very busy month? But I don't want you to take my word for it. So let me pull it up for you. Um, and this is in the in the Winston app that obviously Winston built while I'm traveling. And you can see exactly what these politicians are doing. And you can see here in plain English, it's it's public record. We just pull it up, make it available in a way that's well, you're not going to read a thousand trades, are you? So we just filter it for you. Um so there's a bit here that moves up matter. And that's where the big money went. I mean, talking, you know, millions of dollars. Um, and what have you got? Well, he bought Berkshire Hatherwin, that's Warren's little company. Basically, it's a giant cash pile of and and insurers and that sort of thing. Uh, he bought Visa and MasterCard. Now think about what these two actually are. Every time anyone everywhere swipes or beeps a card nowadays, these two take a tiny cut. They don't care if the economy is good or bad, they don't care about inflation. Actually, when prices go up, they take gets a little higher, right? It's a bit like the mafia. Uh they're a toll booth, right? That's the more polite way of describing it. They're not the mob, they're the toll booth. Let's hope Visa MasterCard legal team going, watch this. They're very literally material, but they're absolutely wonderful people, marvelous, and make the world a better. You know, you get the idea. And then we have uh Chintas Corporation. Uh, I don't know if you pronounce it that way, I'm just assuming. We have Home Depot, and we have Republic Services, the company that holds away your trash. These are real businesses. They're making real cash. Do you see the pattern yet? Now, there's another tell here. The hot AI names, the stuff that everyone else is piling into. Look at the other side of the ledger here on the right. What's he selling? Meta, Palantir, Netflix, trimming the very names the crowd is chasing. So on the way in, you've got the toll booths, not the mafia. You've got the cash machines, right? Um, and on the way out, you've got the hot tech that everybody loves. So follow what the money does, not what the mouth says. When the big money moves out of the crowded traits and into the toll booths into the cash machines, the boring hard business, which is actually what I've been talking about for the last six months. It's kind of interesting, isn't it? Now, how do you find this? Okay, there's a link down below. I'll give you guys a free month access to it. Um, it'll pull up a it'll write a newspaper for you every day about what you own. And there is an article out here which is Trump moved millions into Berkshire and so on. And you can click on those links. But an easier way of doing it would be just in the top, you type in, say, Pelosi, and then it'll show you. What it show you? Let me refresh. There it is. Nancy Pelosi's portfolio, and now you'll see that, and you see exactly what she just bought, for example. You can see all of her trades. I think it might even work for a CEO's Musk. Elon Musk. Yes. So you can see what the insiders are doing, right? Um, hang on, it opened up SpaceX. That's not intended, is it? We haven't got a paid show mask yet. Okay, I'll fix that for you. I'll fix that for you. Any other insiders? What about the Intel Corp CEO? He bought a tan just, right? Where is he? Um, what's his name? Tan Lip Boo. Let's try that. Tan Lip Boo. Pretty unusual name. Okay, there he is. And no, okay. I'll I'll fix that on the insiders for you by the time you watch this, promise. Uh, but yeah, you can basically see it all here. Uh, there is also at the top, you can just click on follow Donald, and then you'll get a notification. It'll tell you when there is a new trade. 700 of you already doing that. You can do that for all the kind of major politicians and so on. But back to the good old story. The president of the United States, the guy authorizing all this money printing buyback shenanigans, is positioning precisely for the story that I just told you and I've been telling you for months. You can see all of it right now, right? It's literally there available in the app. You look at it for free for a month at least. If you dike it, you stick around. If you don't, you cancel. Um, so what does it mean

Why Cash Gets Punished

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for you? When a government prints money to paper over its own debt, the value of every dollar quietly leaks away. And they've been doing this for a long time. When the dollar went off the gold standard in 71, that dollar is now worth seven cents according to the government. One dollar now seven cents. Now, in reality, that's of course not true because inflation was much, much greater. I measure inflation and how much the stock market goes up by. Because that number is harder to manipulate. And if you look at that number, since 1971, that dollar is now worth a third of a cent. So either way, you're pissed poor. And the trap most people fall into is this: they think cash is safe. I just sit in cash and wait it out like Warren Buffett. Buffett isn't in cash. Buffett is in bonds. T-builds, they're just quite similar to cash, except they pay you money. So cash is exactly what they're printing more of. If you're sitting in cash while they print, it's like you're just gonna lose money. It's guaranteed. You're 100% guaranteed to lose money. It is a tax on your salary, it is a tax on your retirement, it's a tax on your cash, it's a tax on your savings account. Right? Now, it's not political because all politicians are gonna do exactly the same thing. So, where does the money go? Historically, when this happens, it flows to some places. Hard assets, real businesses that throw off cash, you know, like the toll booths, the uh mafia of the payment world that we just talked about. And yes, also gold and silver tend to have their moment too. Now, the biggest single mistake is you wait until this is like mainstream news. By the time everyone's talking about the money printing and the scary graphics and so on, well, the easy move is gone. So the smart money, the Trump filing kind of money is already positioned. You can see it. He's done it probably a month ago because he knew it was coming, because he knew it was going to do it. And look, I can't tell you exactly how this ends. Nobody can. But I can tell you this pretending it isn't happening is the one move that never works. The people who get hurt the worst in every one of these cycles where they just print and print and print are the ones who do nothing. Because nobody ever explained it to them, just in plain English, until it was too late and you know they already had the pain. But you've just watched the whole thing laid out for you, right? So it's not you. So take the next

Free Live Training And Next Steps

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step. That free life training I mentioned, where I will show you exactly how to protect your retirement, your pension from the crash. It is waiting for you at survivethebubble.com. Maybe we should rename it to survive theprinting.com, but you get the idea. It's completely free. Show up live, bring your questions. There won't be a replay. So you have to actually be there and commit to yourself to actually learn this. And I'll teach you the rules that Wall Street's taught me and the bankers have taught me about what we actually do about this. And if you got some value out of this, if it uh shook you up a little bit, share it with somebody else who might benefit from it too. I wish you all the best.