#currencywar

There's an altcoin run coming, it's not if, but when. If you've been involved with crypto in some manner, especially in the past few years, you know that Bitcoin's current bullish action is a little early.

At first most people thought this was another joke. Another tactic to be used for negotiations. But it seems like this has progressed even further. Italy is seriously planning to create what they refer

China has been holding onto vast quantities of U.S. debt for years. This is partly to offshore their currency but also to hold a powerful tool of manipulation. Those who are the creditors hold the power

Cash is disappearing. And it’s disappearing fast. All around the world we are seeing more digital transactions and less cash. Just in the last 20 years there has been a massive leap towards a cashless

China is slowing down. Most of their wealth is in real estate and yet their market rests upon a fragile foundation. There are only so many empty cities that can be built. Only so many bridges to nowhere.

The trade issues continue. We’ve been told there has been much progress while simultaneously being told that nothing has really been accomplished. During this back and forth disaster, global shipping has

The tensions are still heating up. Clearly, investors are not waiting for resolution. Many individuals and businesses have been selling off U.S. assets. But of course this isn’t directly related to the

China has continued its policy of shedding U.S. debt. It has been doing so or quite some time. This has been an ongoing policy after accumulating such a massive amount. There are suggestions as to why

China’s central bank has injected over 1 trillion yuan into the financial system in order to boost the current declining state they’re experiencing. There have been incredible lengths that the Chinese

Every empire has its time. Nothing lasts forever. As an empire overreaches and spreads itself too thin, the fragmentation and division will cause it to collapse. This has been documented over and over

The U.S. stock market was pummeled and it only seems to spread to other markets. Crude oil fell below $50 a barrel and major institutions have fallen to their lowest levels in years. With the Fed meeting

China, Russia, and India have all been doing business with each other and other countries all without the use of the U.S. dollar. Yes it’s possible. Difficult most certainly. But not impossible. It’s quite

China has been undergoing major issues in 2018. The stock market has been suffering and their economic activity has been rather slow. With trade tensions intensifying, there needs to be some positive news

Russia has been very straight forward about it’s plans to stop using the U.S. dollar in foreign trade. At a time when there are so many restrictions on countries, it makes complete sense that a country

Add it to the list! Yet another country has officially sworn itself off of the U.S. dollar for good. The last couple instances of this action from other countries resulted in almost immediate permanent

Every single recession, the world turns to the American consumer to kick it into high gear to get the economy moving again. All stimulus seems to be directed towards boosting the buying power of Americans.

China has been working very hard over the past few years to become more competitive internationally. Not to just be a consumer of industrial metal and manufacturer of the world. But to become a serious