Rethinking the Dollar

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The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet topped $6 trillion for the first time amid the U.S. central bank’s aggressive efforts to cushion debt markets against the pandemic through large-scale bond-buying programs. What does this mean for our national currency?  

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In this RTD Q&A returning guest, Reggie Middleton & Crypto Blood, joins me for a round-table discussion on the current state of the global economy. Now that the Coronavirus pandemic has spread throughout the world it is becoming more obvious that our economy is in big trouble. Quantitative Easing will be the catalyst that eventually breaks confidence in the current monetary system. 

Today Economist Daniel Lacalle from Spain and Market Analyst Tavi Costa joined us on RTD Q&A to share their assessment on the economy. Both guest share similar concerns but are very optimistic overall.   

The world is going through a drastic shift in a short length of time. For years there has been people warning and educating on the need to prepare for the worst case scenarios. Today content creator Alaska Prepper joins us on RTD to share his thoughts and strategies on how to position yourself moving forward in 2020.

The current economic environment is problematic for your average investor and saver. The gold market is signaling that a lack of trust in the financial system will only get worse. Today David Morgan and Andy Schectman share with the RTD audience why now is the time to focus on the possession of metals. While Financial Advisers are telling people to hang on and buy the dip, Andy says you need to "trust your gut".

The monetary system has officially collapsed. Governments and Central Banks around the world have exhausted their ability to respond to the correction in the markets. All confidence and hope are deflating out of the bubble economy and there's no way of bringing it back.

The entire world has been focused on the economy. Now that confidence is lost people are running into cash. Cash is the last line of offence and defense citizens have before it's taken away.

Over the past few weeks, there’s been turmoil on markets the likes of which haven’t been witnessed in generations, if not ever. Today Darryl Schoon joins us on RTD Live Talk to share his thoughts on why the end of our current monetary system is here....