URGENT: Here’s The Real Economic Crisis Only The Insiders See Coming

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  • @brotherlance2781 says:

    Brother George is a wise and GOOD man!!

    • @PeritoGallardoo says:

      Honestly, this whole shrinking workforce thing is scary, but also kind of eye opening. It makes you realize how much the economy and your personal finances are tied together. Like, if fewer people are working and more are retiring, who’s paying into Social Security? Who’s filling the jobs? It all trickles down to how secure we are financially in the future.

    • @shadowbanned4days says:

      Your related😮

    • @BobVienckowski says:

      You’re right, and that’s exactly why I stopped just watching these trends and started actually doing something about it. A couple years ago, I was just reacting to the news, now I’m positioning myself to profit from it. Lisa Jane Walsh Services helped me completely rework my financial plan. I used to have a few scattered savings accounts and no strategy. Now? My investments are aligned with long term economic trends and I’ve grown my portfolio by $87,000 in under two years.

    • @PatrickDavey033 says:

      You’re spot on! I’ve shifted from just following trends to taking action. A couple of years ago, I was reactive, but now I’m proactive and positioning myself for success. Thanks to Tracy Britt Cool Consulting, I’ve got a solid financial plan in place. I used to have scattered savings, but now my investments are aligned with long-term trends, and I’ve seen a significant growth of $87,000 in under two years!

    • @PatrickDavey033 says:

      You’re right, and that’s exactly why I stopped just watching these trends and started actually doing something about it. A couple years ago, I was just reacting to the news, now I’m positioning myself to profit from it. Lisa Jane Walsh Services helped me completely rework my financial plan. I used to have a few scattered savings accounts and no strategy. Now? My investments are aligned with long term economic trends and I’ve grown my portfolio by $87,000 in under two years.

  • @nneisler says:

    Don’t use AI – it sounds terrible

  • @NoOne-h7o says:

    The AI lady is lame george

  • @furiangameclips says:

    How long has this guy been calling for the crash though?

  • @chuckgo.jr.4813 says:

    🤯🤯🤯 I actually was able to follow along every step. You are brilliant comparing the to twenty year time spans. The only passing thought I had was how did leaving the gold standard affected prices, M2, if at all.

  • @petruflorintofoleanu5865 says:

    I’M OUT FROM MARKETS
    THIS BUBBLE WILL END BADLY

    • @shadowbanned4days says:

      Yup

    • @jimkanellakos4699 says:

      Exactly. I remember the euphoria in late 90s. Nortel seemed to go up almost every day in 99. And then, it crashed and vanished into the history books.

    • @petruflorintofoleanu5865 says:

      ​@@jimkanellakos46991929 GREAT DEPRESSION 2.0

    • @bitlong4669 says:

      I remember that talk few years ago. Oh how badly things were gonna end, oh how it is 2008s, 2000s, heck it 1928 all over again… guess what… very glad I didn’t go it. Do I agree with you that it will all end badly? Yes, absolutely. But the missing point is no one knows when. So until someone figures that out, I keep calm and carry on.

    • @petruflorintofoleanu5865 says:

      ​​@@bitlong4669I DON’T KNOW WHEN
      BUT I KNOW THE LEVEL OF OPPORTUNITIES
      I MAKE PREPARATION EVERYDAY FOR THE BIGGEST WEALTH TRANSFER IN THE HUMAN HISTORY

  • @emmettkeyser1110 says:

    Breaking news – you can only say crisis so many times before people stop listening.

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    • @MgtowRubicon says:

      Some people like crying wolf.

    • @daleb4148 says:

      Some people like to create clickbait videos and make a little extra money by spouting the same old tired speech.

    • @kennysa3586 says:

      You’re right. Everything is fine. /S

  • @agrxdrowflow958 says:

    Too many bullshit jobs out there, people sitting in cubicles tinkering with Excel spreadsheets.

    • @patrickmcgoohan115 says:

      Way I see it, they’ve put the system over the people twice this decade. Economics is divorced from fundamentals now and all narrative becoming simulacra. It’s simulacra simulation, I want another simulation.

    • @chevelleSS427 says:

      Before spreadsheets, what was used? Same BS as now. Or was it BS? Maybe activities you don’t understand are sometimes necessary.

    • @TexasGolfer says:

      Does not matter what business it is, the same elements always exist. Not sure why those in production are always so short sighted. Also, excel has not been the primary tool for 10 years. You suggest a lack of understanding in how to scale a business up so just stick to your production job.

      * Production
      * Accounting
      * Finance
      * Marketing

    • @iller3 says:

      those guys at least use Math sometimes. The real endless money pit has been the Marketing and S.E.O. / data-collectors

    • @1erkyrob2 says:

      So you do not need statistics in order to invest? You do not need to know how many houses are available in the new town your moving to? You do not need to know if the wages you are paid are good or bad for the job you are doing?

  • @DonatoRosales-ux3ji says:

    If people in the 70s took this advice, they would have sat out some of the best returns in the market and would not be able to retire

    • @Michael-qy1jz says:

      Just toss most of the cash in safe reasonable return assets/bonds. It doesn’t have to necessarily exceed the real loss of purchasing power because 80% of the nation has nothing but debt and no real assets, so you just have to out invest that for the most part and they will get poorer and you will get wealthier.

  • @felipeford1836 says:

    “Doom loop” Come on George! You have survived so many “disasters”…Are you okay? Can’t we agree: The music will stop when they WANT! No matter how many click-bait experts scream about the sky falling.

  • @freddiearthur2151 says:

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    • @freddiearthur2151 says:

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    • @markdennis5910 says:

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  • @lukaszstaniec says:

    And now you have people waiting in long lines for 80$ brunch because we have too many dollars chasing too little goods

  • @Lee-Hunter says:

    When the dollar was de-pegged from gold, it was automatically pegged to the national debt.

  • @josephpenton9539 says:

    I don’t think the money supply is as relevant as the money distribution. When wealth is concentrated among too few people and businesses, the economy becomes extremely inefficient. Too hard to start a business when private equity billionaires are just going to crush you the second you become successful.

  • @TRIL1952 says:

    George: Your analysis of M2 money supply without taking into account the growth in population in your example time periods skews the efficiency equation. M2 divided by the population would give a money supply per individual which in your example would alter the perspective of your entire premise, as it also would alter the productivity per individual. As you point out as that ratio gets further and further out of balance it will result in the failure of MMT due to inflation and utimately SWHTF.

    • @1erkyrob2 says:

      Also the record rate of technology improvement at the same time plus free land and loads of natural resources totally skew the figures.

    • @halledwardb says:

      So many people dying of covid shots. No one factoring this in or robotics.

    • @georgeokello8620 says:

      @@1erkyrob2sorry you really lost the entire plot by saying free land. There is a price put on the land not to mention the additional taxes that come with and depending on which state you are in, it’s extremely cost prohibitive to acquire land (California as an example) due to environmental regulations

    • @1erkyrob2 says:

      @@georgeokello8620 We are talking about the 1800’s and the land was stolen from the Indians and given to settlers for next to nothing! The plot was not lost but given away. Please watch videos more closely.

  • @BoreasCastel says:

    Taxing the portion of income that was eaten by inflation is criminal.

  • @DanielBellan-dx6rk says:

    I’m glad you made this video, it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $89k biweekly and a good daughter full of love

    • @dratej says:

      Hello!! how do you make such monthly, am a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down of myself because of low finance but I still believe God.

    • @dratej says:

      Please how?

    • @DavidMichael589 says:

      I’m feeling really motivated. Could you share some details about the bi-weekly topic you brought up?

    • @DanielBellan-dx6rk says:

      Thanks to my co-worker whom God used to give a great opportunity of crossing paths with ‘Mrs Elizabeth Armstrong Palmer.

    • @DanielBellan-dx6rk says:

      It is simply the digital market. That’s been the secret to this wealth transfer. A lot of folks in the US amd abroad are getting so much from it, God has been good to my household Thank you Jesus

  • @TonyPow-ec3mr says:

    The most under-discussed chart in the entire video is the one showing government spending as a percentage of GDP. Once you realize we’re hovering around 46–48% even post-COVID, it’s hard not to see the long-term trajectory. This isn’t just a policy debate anymore, this structurally locks in lower private sector productivity over time. The implications for equity markets and long-term real returns are serious.

    • @sheldongardner3150 says:

      Exactly. Everyone keeps hoping for a return to normal, but structurally, that baseline is gone. What’s concerning is how few people are recalibrating their financial planning to reflect this shift. It’s not just about inflation, it’s about how much of the economy is now tied to inefficient spending.

    • @DamanHillard1 says:

      Couldn’t agree more. I used to follow the classic buy the dip and index long-term strategy, but after seeing this trend take shape around 2021, I changed course. Thankfully, I had already been working with *Nancy Marie Kilby* for a few years by then, she helped me reallocate out of a few positions and into more resilient assets. Avoided a mid-six-figure drawdown in 2023 alone. Not flashy, but steady.

    • @PamPhillipstein says:

      This kind of foresight is rare. Most people still assume market behavior will correct itself the way it did in previous cycles. But this level of embedded spending suggests we’re in something closer to a systemic feedback loop, not just a short-term deviation.

    • @markluni says:

      @@DamanHillard1 How do you get in touch with Nancy? I’ve been looking for someone who understands the macro picture beyond just portfolio allocation.

    • @DamanHillard1 says:

      I met her at a macro investing summit in 2018 and have stuck with her since. She’s been on a couple of podcasts too. Just search her name, and you should find her consulting page. You’ll get a sense of her style pretty quickly.

  • @FGTBOGSAT says:

    George, there is a lot of the state and local government spending that originates comes from federal sources: federal grants to states.

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