Name: This Just Changed the Course of History…Your Cash Will be Worthless
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The dollar is literally about to stop being the global reserve currency.

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This is the first time since 1945 that the United States officially wants to drop the dollar as the reserve currency.

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This might sound an exaggeration because it is going to be a complete catastrophe for the US Economy because if that happens, all these dollars that the United States has printed over the last 70 years are going to come back to the United States creating massive inflation.

In fact, Donald Trump has multiple times mentioned that as long as he's the President of the United States, he's not going to allow the dollar no longer to be the global reserve currency and he's going to do everything possible to defend it.

BRICS was set up to degenerate our dollar and take our dollar as the standard, take it off as the standard.

And that's okay if they want to play that game, but I can play that game too.

So anybody that's in BRICS is getting a 10% charge on the one what Donald Trump claims.

But on the other side, his actions say absolutely another thing.

In fact, his actions are saying that the United States should de globalize from the rest of the world and isolate itself by imposing huge draconian tariffs.

Globalization has failed the west and the United States of America.

It is what the WEF has stood for, which is export, offshore, farshore.

Fine, they claim that globalization has actually failed the United States.

But if you just pause for a moment and think about it, how can you potentially have the global reserve currency when you're not going to lead the globalization?

In fact, if you just look at the United States historically, the United States had the global reserve currency since 1945.

That is when the United States became the leader of globalization.

And primarily it helped the United States.

In fact, it is because of globalization that you have affordable mortgage rates, that you have affordable auto loans.

And it's because of globalization that the US economy has grown so fast.

30 year mortgages are the best indicator of how much the United States has profited from globalization.

And the dollar to be the global reserve currency because the United States borrows so much money, because the US Economy is growing so fast, because the dollar is the global reserve currency.

The so many other nations want to invest in the United States.

And one way you do that is by loaning your money to the United States.

Either by buying the US Treasuries, that's how you loan your money to the United States government.

And when 30 year treasury bonds, the yield on them go down instantly.

The yields or the interest Rates on the mortgage rates, especially 30 year mortgages, will go down as well, making your mortgage much more affordable.

The interest rates on any loan is determined by demand and supply, all on one side.

If you want to borrow money but there is no one to loan you, then suddenly you will have to offer a much higher interest rate to attract investors.

On the other side, if there are so many people who want to loan you money, but

you don't want to borrow that much money, then they will have to compete and you will be able to borrow money at a much lower interest rate.

So the fact that the United States dollar is the global reserve currency, it attracts capital from all across the globe.

And that's why interest rates in the US has fallen down since 1945 subst.

And that's why mortgages are much more affordable.

In fact, $10 trillion of the US national debt right now is being owned by foreign countries.

That means that $10 trillion by other nations have been loaned to the United States government.

And that also made it much more easier to do business in the United States.

Which is why if you literally just pull out the S&P 500 and look at how the US companies have done over the last 70 to 80 years and compare that to other nations, whether it's China or the European, you will instantly realize that The S&P 500 has grown substantially faster than any other nation.

That's because so much capital keeps flowing to the United States.

It's not just the company that innovates the most or is the most efficient, but

it's the company that attracts a lot of capital.

If you start business in the European Union, you can't attract that much capital because there isn't much capital from international markets that are flowing into the European Union.

It but because so much money is flowing to the United States, like the stock market in the US is valued at 60 to 70 trillion dollars.

And about 25 trillion dollars of that is owned by foreign countries and foreign citizens.

So on one side, having the global reserve currency has benefited the United States enormously.

But on the other side, there is a cost of having the global reserve currency.

A global reserve currency means that other nations, like central banks and other countries, need to have dollars.

The only authority that has the right to create the dollars is the Federal Reserve of the United States.

So how will The US Dollar be the global reserve currency.

That means that one way or another, the United States of America needs to export these dollars to other nations.

But the United States can't simply just print dollars and hand them to all these nations.

There must be a financial mechanism of how these dollars are going to flee the United States to those countries.

And that is done through a trade deficit.

These countries would build something and sell it in the United States and they will earn the US Dollars.

The then they will take the US Dollars outside the United States.

Now they are dollars outside the United States.

Which is why if you want to have the global reserve currency, you must have a huge trade deficit.

So when you hear the news that the United States has the world's largest trade deficit with China, Japan, European Union, that's because there is no other way to have the global reserve currency if you're not going to have a trade deficit.

Because there are won't be US Dollars outside the United States.

Which is why US Presidents and the US Politicians have been perfectly fine to have the largest trade deficit in the world and why countries such as Japan and China have the largest trade deficit with the United States.

Because these are the economies that grew the fastest over the last 70 to 80 years.

And if they want to trade with other nations and they're growing so fast and that means that they need more US Dollars.

So they had the largest trade deficit with the United States.

But because the United States has been having this policy against China, China is like we can't trust the dollar.

Which is why they've been selling their U.S. dollars or the U.S.

treasuries and the U.S. debt since 2012 and 2013.

But at the end of the day, the price of anything in the market is determined by demand and supply.

When all these nations are selling in the United States and the United States is running such a huge.

There is a strong demand for the US Dollars, which means that now the US Dollar will become a lot more stronger against other currencies.

Which means that manufacturing in the United States suddenly is going to become a lot more expensive.

Where do you want to manufacture your things?

In the United States where wages are extremely expensive?

Or in places such as China or Vietnam where the cost of labor is a lot more cheaper?

And because the United States was leading the globalization and the US Companies have been dominating all other nations.

What is the problem for a US company such as Apple to offshore manufacturing, iPhone to China if China is anyways doing business with the United States and China is part of the financial system that is dominated and controlled by the United States of America.

And that's how so many manufacturing jobs have left the United States.

Now the real question is, did that hurt the United States?

If you look at the GDP of the United States over the last 70 to 80 years, at least since 1960s, and

you compare it to countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, you'll see that the US GDP has been growing faster than ever.

And the United States today is much wealthier than than it has ever been in the history of the United States.

So when they tell you that globalization has failed the United States, all you have to do is just take a look at the data.

Why the US GDP is so huge, why the US GDP is so large, why the US Economy keeps dominating the global economy.

Even if you look at the GDP per capita and that means that you take the size of the entire economy and you divide it by the number of the population.

The United States is the only major country that is in top 10.

The only other nations that have a higher GDP per capita other than the United States, are small little nations such as Monaca, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg.

These countries don't have like a manufacturing base.

These countries don't have any influence in the world.

These are little island nations, you can call them like that, that are so rich because they have a lot of natural resources and they have a very tiny population, sometimes even a few hundred thousand people.

So the United States is essentially has become the world's richest country that has ever existed in the history of mankind.

That's why the US Stock market has grown so fast while other major stock markets.

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