This is not clickbait, not hype, and not short-term noise. What we are witnessing is a slow-building macro shift that historically appears before major market repricing events ๐ง ๐. Global debt levels โ especially in the U.S. โ have become structurally unsustainable. Debt is expanding faster than growth, forcing governments into a refinancing cycle, not real expansion ๐ธโ ๏ธ.
At the same time, central banks are quietly injecting liquidity ๐ฆ. This is being misread as support, but in reality, it signals funding stress, not strength. Globally, liquidity pressure is synchronized ๐ โ different economies facing the same issue: too much debt, too little confidence.
Gold and silver near record highs ๐กโจ are another warning sign. Capital is seeking safety over yield. This does not mean instant collapse โ, but it does signal a high-volatility phase ahead ๐. History is clear: funding markets move first, risk assets reprice later. Preparation is not fear โ itโs discipline ๐ช๐ง .
