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Unify Economy, 2/10/26
"Why the 2026 Financial Crisis Will Be Worse Than 2008"
"The 2026 financial crisis will be fundamentally different - and far more dangerous - than what we experienced in 2008. Here's why:
5 Converging Crises:
1 .Commercial Real Estate Collapse - $930B in loans maturing.
2. China's Property Market Implosion - 40% decline in sales.
3. Global Sovereign Debt Crisis - $251 trillion total debt.
4. Central Banks Out of Ammunition - Only 150 basis points left to cut.
5. Geopolitical Fragmentation - Trade wars & supply chain chaos.
In 2008, the Federal Reserve had powerful tools: they cut rates 525 basis points and launched QE for the first time. It worked. In 2026, they can only cut 150 basis points, QE has been exhausted after 4 rounds, and government debt is at 125% of GDP with no room for bailouts.
⚠️ 10 Indicators To Watch: • Dollar-Yen Exchange Rate • 10-Year Treasury Yield • Credit Spreads (High Yield) • Regional Bank ETF (KRE) • China PMI • VIX Fear Index • US Unemployment Rate • Commercial Real Estate Delinquencies • Fed Funds Rate • Buffett Indicator (Market Cap/GDP)
If 3 indicators flash red → Be cautious. If 5 flash red → Reduce stock exposure. If 7+ flash red → Go defensive immediately."
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Crisis Capital, 2/10/26
"It's Over: Insurance Companies Collapsing
(Your Policies at Risk)"
"Insurance companies are failing right now and most policyholders have no idea how exposed they really are. In this video, Andrew John breaks down the accelerating collapse inside the insurance industry and why millions of homeowners, drivers, and business owners are discovering too late that their policies are conditional promises, not guarantees. This is not speculation and it’s not fear content. It’s a structural analysis of what happens when underwriting losses, climate-driven claims, and underwater investment portfolios collide.
You’ll learn why insurer insolvencies surged in late 2025, how rising catastrophe losses and interest rate shocks are draining capital reserves, and why state guaranty funds are not designed to protect you in a wave of multi-state insurance failures. This video explains how combined ratios above 100 percent quietly destroy insurers, why long-duration bond portfolios have become a liability, and how correlated climate events are breaking the insurance pooling model itself.
Andrew walks through real examples of insurers entering receivership, what happens to your coverage when a carrier fails, and why policy limits enforced by guaranty funds can leave you massively underinsured. If you assume your insurance company will always pay, this breakdown explains why that assumption no longer holds.
This video also connects the insurance crisis to broader financial system stress, including rising interest rates, bond market losses, reinsurance withdrawal, regulatory price controls, and the growing reliance on state-backed insurers of last resort. These forces are not temporary. They are structural, and they are accelerating.
Most importantly, you’ll get a clear action framework for what to do next. How to evaluate your insurer’s financial strength, understand guaranty fund limits, increase liquidity, diversify geographic and carrier exposure, and reduce reliance on a system that is already failing in slow motion. If you own property, run a business, or rely on insurance to protect your wealth, this video lays out what’s happening now and what decisions matter before failures start clustering. Watch closely. The preparation window is shrinking."
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ITM Trading, 2/10/26
"$11T Funding Crisis: Fed Trapped as
Treasury Ponzi Fails, Your Money at Risk"
"The Federal Reserve just added nearly $100 billion in Treasury bills to its balance sheet in a matter of eight weeks. Wall Street calls it "technical operations." But those of us paying attention know better. This is monetary intervention - and it's signaling something far more dangerous: the Fed has hit a wall. The balance sheet, which was supposed to shrink under Quantitative Tightening (QT), has reversed course. The Fed balance sheet is growing again, and the consequences for your dollar, savings, and retirement are profound."
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