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If you hold any dollar assets, your savings, your 401ks, your bonds, what I'm about to reveal could either protect your wealth or leave you financially devastated. A Russian economic adviser just exposed what he claims as America's secret plan to eliminate $37 trillion in debt overnight. I've checked this out together with Winston, my little research hound, and Albert, who's our chief financial uh well, I don't know, choose everything guy. And if the theory is correct, it could trigger the biggest wealth transfer in American history with regular investors bearing all the cost. By the end of this video, you understand this reset plan, see the historical patterns that suggest it's possible, and know exactly how to position yourself to benefit from this no matter what happens.
I'm Felix Pin. I'm a former investment banker who spent years investing and studying how Wall Street actually operates. I'm also the founder of the Goat Academy where we've taught over 20,000 students so far. The co-founder of Trade Vision where we give you news and data that's better than anything else anybody else gets. And I've dedicated my career to teaching regular investors, which is what I used to be, how to protect their wealth from the schemes and the financial engineering out there. So today I'm going to break down a controversial theory that connects the dots between America's debt crisis, the crypto boom, and a potential financial reset that could reshape your financial future.
So $37 trillion in debt sounds kind of absurd, but if you take that through how much that is per household, $280,000, the figure kind of becomes a little bit more real. Now, who owns this? Mostly it's private investors and institutions, a bit by foreign governments, but mostly it's Americans that own this. And it's the equivalent of owing six times your annual income. Imagine what would happen if you owed six times your annual income. And these interest payment numbers, they just seem absurd, don't they? It's kind of hard to like wrap your head around that.
Now, what it does mean, every major empire has faced this moment. We had Rome go back a fair bit. We had Britain go back to well not a very long time ago actually. And now we're looking at America. What happened to the Romans? They debased their currency. Inflation came in. The empire collapsed. What about the Brits? They lost reserve currency status after World War II and devalued the pound by 50%. No empire has ever paid back debts this large.
Now America is in a very unique position. It is the world reserve currency and that's what's allowing this to continue. But even with perfect economic conditions, tremendous growth, this debt can never be repaid in the traditional way. So yes, you would need about a 6% economic growth miracle that would last for decades. That's just not going to happen in the US. It just isn't the reality. We've never done it. It's not going to happen. Right? Even if you had a 100% tax rate, you couldn't service a debt. And of course, everybody would leave the country.
Now, why should you care? Well, because your dollars, your savings, and your investments are all tied to the system. The dollar purchasing power depends on the debt. Your retirement accounts are denominated in the US dollar, a currency that could lose a very significant amount of value. Real estate value. Your home is tied to the dollar stability. The bond portfolios, well, they're tied to all of this.
Now, I want to walk you through what some people are saying is going to happen here, and then what I think is the actual only path out of this, what it means for investors and the tremendous opportunity it opens up for us to be smart and actually benefit from this calamity. But before we do that, there is one thing and one thing only that I see in almost every single portfolio I've looked at and I've looked at thousands of portfolios of of of students of mine. That is the lowest hanging fruit. That is the number one skill that would change their outcomes by the most. And it is not what to buy. No, it is not. Everyone's like, "Oh, what stock to buy?" Nope, it's not about that. It is in the selling. And the reason for that is simple. You sell your winners because you're scared of losing money. So you sell them without 20, 30, 40%. And then they continue going up another couple hundred percent. But what you never sell are your losers. So that 5% down becomes 10% down. It becomes 30% down, 50% down, 70% down. Right? Anybody bag holding something here? Put the ticker in the comments. Let's share it. Right? It is sort of bag holders anonymous. Um my name is Felix and I hold the stock at 70% down. I don't actually, but I used to. And it got fixed through a simple rule book because Wall Street doesn't do this. They don't have this luxury because they actually need to make money every quarter and they need to report it otherwise they get fired. And I'm going to teach you that rule, not in this video because it would make it insanely long, but I'm going to do it with you live for free. You can grab yourself a free ticket for this event. It's at felixfriends.org/training blog /training and you will literally walk away with all the rules that we can cover in like an hour and a half or or thereabouts and it'll put you into a in my humble opinion a much much better position. Links down below.
Now, let's just go back to the this Russian allegation, right? He says US has a five-phase plan and maybe you don't trust the Russians and all that kind of stuff. Well, he has pretty high level intelligence access, right? Um, it's an outsider's perspective. He doesn't want to help Americans. No interest there. He's probably not really in this, right? The Russia was very, very isolated in terms of uh its economy. But what we've got is a bunch of theories around what people say is the path out. Debt forgiveness, that's never going to happen. Return to an asset backed currency. I know the gold nuts would love it and I love my gold, but it's never going to happen. Modern monetary theory is a bunch of nonsense. It's never going to happen. You could dollarize. I also don't think that's going to happen because the dollar is actually too important and that leaves only one path open to us and it's got something to do with cryptocurrencies. Now, I don't own any cryptocurrencies. I invest in companies that have exposure to cryptocurrencies because I like making money, but I'm not a cryptonut. So, it's not one of these videos. But all of these plans here, like the Brady plan, you know, Latin America did, what do they do? Debt for bond exchange program, voluntary debt reduction. None of that's going to happen. Not in the US. The US is too big for that.
What about the Nixon shock? Well, he suspended the dollar gold convertability, which is the beginning of the end. um declining US gold reserves, rising inflation. There is something there's a lesson here from this. Well, first of all, gold prices surged 25%. So, that could be something that could be good. Central banks around the world stopped buying the dollar. We're seeing that Japan, China, India, they all stopped buying the dollars, but the dollar did remain the global currency and it'll continue to be the global reserve currency. In my opinion, we're going to get rising inflation, significant inflation like we had in the 70s. They might not tell you about it, by the way, but it still be there. But really, the real secret here is why this government is so bullish on crypto is that they know that it's actually the only path they have out of this.
Now, how does crypto help with the government debt? Well, have you heard of stable coins? I didn't really know what they were and then I met the one of the founders of Tether, very nice chap in the south of France at a party and I understood it a little bit more and I did some digging. Well, people are scared of stable coins because they can be seized, right? There is control of your money. So, you get the digital dollar and the government of it doesn't like you can basically freeze you. So, they're called CBDCs. There is already an executive order and regulation in place for this. And if you think this is a load of nonsense, well, why are central banks around the world buying more gold than at any time in the last 50 years because they don't trust the dollar. They don't trust this digital creation.
Now, how do we move from the paper dollar to the digital dollar, the CBDC, without people going up in arms on the street? Because people obviously don't like the idea. A crisis. Never waste a crisis. What could you have? Some sort of hack shut down of banking for a few days. Some sort of major financial calamity. That means the banking system doesn't work. ATM systems could go down and they'd blame the hacking on North Korea or something like that. And then suddenly the government come out. But hang on, no worries. We got a solution for this. we're going to send you CBDCs into your phone and you can pay with it as normal and it'll work for a few days and people will go okay this is brilliant I'll accept it now. So emergency measures remember the nonsense we put up with during COVID right? We put things on our faces, we injected ourselves with things that were not proven in any scientific way um that's controversial apparently still. It isn't actually if you look at the data now. If you think that this has never happened, but look at the Canada's trucker convoy, look at the Cyprus bank bail-ins and many of these things which sort of test case.
So what's the new system? It is not some sort of gold-backed currency that's not never going to happen. It comes comes with a very, very simple premise by boosting stable coins. What actually happens with a stable coin? Stable coins are backed. There is something underneath it which is always people say it's the US dollar. It isn't actually. It is the US dollar government bond. Why bonds? Because say say you're Tether, right? So you issue these stable coins and that means you receive $1 in cash basically as a transfer and you give somebody a USDT which is a Tether stable coin. Now you still have the dollar in cash. Now the dollar in cash doesn't make you any money. So what do you do with it? You buy government bonds because they're safe. And now you're collecting say a 4% interest but it's not your money. So you're making free 4%. Which is freaking brilliant. So you're making a lot of money. But from the government's point of view, what have they just created by boosting stable coins? They've created tremendous demand for government bonds. So the problem that got created is that China is the biggest buyer of US government debt. They're not buying it. The Japanese are not buying it. Japanese, right? The Indians don't want to buy it. Basically any emerging economy doesn't want to buy it. Why not? Because of what they did to Russia. I don't like Russia. You might think they're the most evil country in the world, but Russia had foreign reserves, say in the US and in Europe, and it got stolen from them, right? From a Russian point of view, got stolen from them. So, who in their right mind as a country would put their money into somebody else's country? You're never going to do that. So, the only thing that you can hold at home, well, it's gold. One of the reasons I'm so bullish on gold for the next couple of years, right? And that caused a lack of demand for US government debt. And that's a problem. It means interest rates go up in the US. All sounds quite complicated, but it really is just less buyers, therefore it's more expensive.
Now, what happened in the 1970s? In the 1970s, we saw massive inflation. Now, what does inflation actually do? Inflation does two things. It erodes the value of money. Now money is also debt. Debt is also money. So it also erodes the value of debt because it's worth less. So that $37 trillion becomes worth less. How does it do that? Well, one of the major ways it does that is at the same time inflation increases prices, but not just the prices for milk and eggs. That's sort of irrelevant for the people running the country. It increases the prices of stocks, of real estate. In other words, the assets that the wealthy hold. So if you are a billionaire and you are running the country, of course I'm not suggesting that billionaires run the US. That would be laughable. Um what do you actually want to do? Well, you want to reduce the debt. So you cause lots of inflation and at the same time you'd like to get wealthier. You'd like your stock prices to go up, your property prices to go up. So what do you do? You cause more inflation. How do you cause more inflation? Well, you print more money and you lower interest rates. What is the government doing right now? It's printing more money. It's lowering interest rates. It's a wonderful thing, isn't it?
Now, who does this affect? Well, it depends on what side of the path you're on. If you're relatively rich, and by rich, I mean asset rich, as in lots of money invested, you are basically like brilliant. If you are a salary man as the Japanese call them, you are like what the right your hair is sticking up. What can you do if you are a salary man? Well, you can move gradually into the direction of asset richness. And that might be $100 a week or a month or something invested. But the more you do it, the faster you do it, the better you are going to be off, the more protected you're going to be because this is coming. This is the only way it's coming. If you want a case study on it, study Japan. They've done it. Right? In Japan, the wealthy are very wealthy. They live a very good life. Everybody else is working on 1970s wages and is struggling to live in a very, very small apartment with a very, very basic life. Right now, the Japanese have a sort of stoic philosophy and they they cope with it relatively well. I don't think I would. I'm not sure you would because in reality, what this is, it is the biggest transfer of money, of wealth from the lower income group, the middle classes to those who have the most money. It creates the most inequality we've ever seen. And it's irreversible. And quite frankly, no matter who you elect, this is going to happen.
Governments always protect themselves at citizens' expense. Politicians want to get elected. So they do something that's so complicated that nobody really understands it and therefore they're like, "Well, this is better than higher taxes or it's better than less spending, isn't it? Surely I don't really understand it. Never mind." And therefore they do it and they get away with it. Now the government's priority is self-preservation. Citizens will bear the cost of the government's financial problems. Your job is your preservation and your family's preservation. And therefore, the only thing you can possibly be doing is to own more, excuse my handwriting, own more assets. That's the only thing you do. So, you can do that by buying an ETF. Some low-cost fund like VOO or something like that with like 0.03% fees which is a wonderful thing to do, much much better than not investing. Um you can buy individual stocks if you understand more about when to take profits which is the key thing. I'll teach you that on uh felix.org/training live. Um it could also be real estate. It could also be bonds if you understand bonds. Uh there's a bunch of things you can do. Gold I think is a good place to put some of the money. Crypto, I think, is a good place to put some of the money. These are all assets. With inflation, the asset prices go up, but the value of your income goes down. So, the thing to focus on, in my humble opinion, is this, and I'm going to be singing this off the rooftops for a very long period of time because this is a multi-decade plan and it's going to hit people after it's already done because they don't realize it. Now, you now realize it. So what I would ask you to do if you got some value out of this, share it with a friend so more people are prepared and that's the best we can do. We can't affect the debt. We can't really affect the government. But what we can affect is our indecisions. And once you realize that you have a power, you end up feeling much better. You invest more in your skill set of managing money and getting better at this. And we'll all be okay as long as we focus on the assets. I thank you for watching. I thank you for tuning in and all the best. You were sleeping. Wall Street insiders quietly accumulated three stocks that most retail investors have never even heard of. We're talking about the uranium royalty company that has hit new or yearly highs. A precious metal miner with 127% profit growth. Yes, you heard that right. And a beauty stock that's already up 28% while everyone else is obsessing over the latest AI.