The World Is Changing - Long-Term Secular Trend Shift

of course is breaking down. And then we have the introduction of new technology that is of course what changes the world as we know it, and so we look at it through the lens of that so we can kind of really see this play by play. Um, it's important to understand it from that level what I would like to call signposts, because you don't know when a market's topped or a market's bottomed until you're looking backwards. When you're living through at the time, you don't realize that.

You also don't realize that when a society has peaked or a new one has started until you're looking backwards on it. When the Roman Empire collapsed, they didn't know the Roman Empire had apps. As a matter of fact, the Roman Empire thought that there was still a Roman empire for quite a while hundreds of years, but only now historians actually pinpoint the date of the Roman Empire collapse. And so typically you don't understand it as you're going

through it. And also these things take time, they take a long time to happen, and so on a daily basis, it's kind of like the frog in the in the and the boiling pot of water, the proverbial boiling pot of water, that you don't really notice these incremental changes. But if you want to navigate this properly, then it's it's important to understand what's happening so you can navigate this properly, and and it helps to have this big, drawn out viewpoint. And of course that's what we talked

about each and every week. UM Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, which technology that's actually driving this change. UM at a point when the world is already moving in that direction. Of course, we've talked about this on a two year time frame. The political world is moving now. I'm not gonna go super deep into that, but today I want to spend some time to break down a couple of stories news stories that have come out in the last week that really are really heavy what we call signposts that show

what's happening. Now, what happens is if you've ever heard of the book The Fourth Turning. If you haven't, I would recommend checking it out. The book that it's called The Fourth Turning and it highlights an eighty year cycle. Now I like to look at a two and year cycle, but um, really it's an eighty four year cycle. Three times eighty four equals two two, So um, every third

cycle is the big one. But if you understand just one of these smaller eighty year cycles, as highlighted by the book The Fourth Turning, they talk about it in four twenty year periods, and the fourth one, the fourth twenty year period, the end of the eighty year period is where all the change happens. And so you probably heard the quote v Vladimir Lenin said that there's decades where nothing seems to happen, and then there's days where

decades seem to happen. And that part specifically right there is what he's talking about at the four Attorney. This where all the change happens, and that's basically what we're living through right now. A lot of people who are up on this theory it's also called generational theory, UM. And so you might have heard the saying like hard times creates strong men. Strong men create great times. Great times create weak men, and weak men create bad times.

Now bad times create strong men. And so it's a cycle. It's a cycle. UM. To illustrate this, to kind of put it into terms, my grandfather grew up on a farm in Iowa. UM. He was a farmer. He was the probably the hardest working man I could have ever imagined living on the land. Living on the farm, while today many people think of it as like this fairy tale experience, it's not like to grow your own food and sell your own clothes, and I mean everything you

have to do, bill your own house. I mean it's insane amount of work. And so he was the hardest working man ever. My dad, the second generation, grew up on the farm, and my father is also like the hardest worker I've ever seen in my life. My father, UM, when I was a kid, I would still go to the farm when my grandfather lived there, and my my father would be loaned out. My grandfather would actually loan my father out like two other neighbors to help them

with their crops. I mean, that's just how they did it. Back then. Community was super important to them. But they worked super hard, you know, planting the fields and bringing in the harvest and managing the cattle and all those things. But my father left the farm. He didn't want to be a farmer. As a matter of fact, none of my dad's uncle's uh aunts wanted to take over the farm, and so they all left and my dad became a construction worker. And he was the hardest man I've ever

hardest working man I've ever known. I remember at one point towards the end of his career, I asked him, I'm like, man, don't you just want to take a vacation. I'm all about like traveling all over the world and taking vacations and going on surf trips. And I'm like, don't you want to take a vacation? And he said no, He's like, no, I don't. I just I just work like And I was so shocking to me, but it

really illustrates the point. But the point is that my father, my grandfather, was a hard working man ever on the farm. The next generation, my father left the farm, he didn't want to work that hard. Although in my opinion, was still an amazing hard worker, but not as hard. I visited the farm when I was a kid, and I was forced to go work construction with my dad when I was a kid, and that built an amazing work

ethic in me. So I'm a really hard worker, but nowhere near like my dad, nowhere near like my grandfather. Third generation, and now my kids, the fourth generation. I can't even get him to clear the dinner table. And that's how weak they are. And so the great times that have been created in me has now created a weak generation, which I'm not super happy to say. Sorry, kids, if you're listening, no, don't worry. We're goneto shaped up.

But that's kind of highlights this generational theory, and that's part of the reason why we see these cycles as they go through. Another illustration will be Germany. Look at Germany after World War Two. Um, the entire country was bombed out, was destroyed right broken down them and then they had to pay reparations. They had to pay back a lot of this money, which is part of the reason why they went broke. We had hyper inflation in Germany.

People were so poor in Germany. They were literally burning money in the fire because it was cheaper than burning would, which um, history doesn't repeat, it rhymes or kind of repeats. And as a matter of fact, I put out a tweet I think yesterday and I said, uh, the prices of elect of energy have gone up so high in

Germany over a thousand percent um. And I put out a picture of the chart on Twitter and I said, um, at this rate, I think Germans might it might be cheaper to burn money than it will be would And that's not it was. It was kind of said tongue in cheek, but it was actually, you know, the best

jokes have truth in them. If you're not following me on Twitter, by the way, please do check it out at Twitter at one Mark Moss, just the number one at one Mark Moss on social media Instagram, Twitter, hit me up on social media, let me know you're listening, and asked me a question. But and I put out good little tidbits of information like that. But Germany had these hard times. The whole country was bombed out. They had to pay this massive amount of debt back and

they had hyper inflation. Uh, they couldn't survive. They were burning wood money in their fireplace was cheaper than would but those hard times created really strong men, and then Germany rose from the ashes, and those strong men created great times, and Germany is known as the economic engine, the economic powerhouse of Europe because those strong men created such great times. But the problem is there's those those great times created week men, and those week men have

created really bad times. And as a matter of fact, those week men have created such bad times for Germany that they're about to start all the way back over again and could be burning money in their fireplace, because that's how bad off the country is, through a series of bad decisions, bad investments, because these weak men don't have any grounding in reality. They forgot what it really takes. So for example, they cut their work weeks down. We

don't need to work forty hours a week. That's ridiculous. Let's work less than forty hours a week. Okay, um uh, you know what, we don't need energy. We're gonna come up with this fake renewable energy. We'll just get all our energy from unicorns and rainbows and solar panels and windmills, except where it doesn't work that way, And now they have no energy, which is why their energy prices up a thousand percent, and they're about to freeze to death

this winter. And so those those the strongmen created week great times. Those great times create week man. This week many created bad times, and that's where they're at, and unfortunately they have to get through this. But I believe these hard times will create strongmen again. All right, So that's kind of how this works. But what I want to talk about today is something bigger than that. I want to talk about some new stories that happened today.

So you can see these signposts, and I'm gonna lay out where I think the world is going, how it's going to change over the next two to eight years, and what you should be doing about that. We're gonna look at it from the singular polar world to a multipolar world. We're gonn look at it from the political standpoint, money standpoint, an energy standpoint. And I'm even gonna give you some steps and some tips of what I'm doing to protect myself a navig it through this and stuff

that you can do as well. So I got a whole lots of cover. By the way, you're listening to the Mark Moa show, of course, we're talking about the decentralized revolution. Each and every week through the lens of politics, finance, and technology. Of course, that technology is bitcoin, cryptocurrencies is

changing the world as we know it. And while the world is scary and it's dangerous and it's uncertain, if you navigate it correctly, it could be amazing, which is my goal for of course, me and my family, and it's my goal for you as well. So we listen to the Mark Ma Show. Will be back in a minute with more. Don't go away, were back, all right, welcome back. You are listening to the Mark Ma Show, and we have a big show for you today. So it's a good day to join in, good day to

jump in work. Each and every week we talked about the decentralized revolution, the way the world is changing right before our very eyes. And I'm giving you the play by play, giving you the signpost of how that's working out. I'm not going to run through all that again, but we look at the decentralized revolution each and every week through the lens of politics, finance, and technology, those three things. Of course, the technology we're talking about bitcoin, the de

central as revolution that's happening. Now. Real quick about signposts, um, if I was going to give you directions to my house. You don't know where I live. Um, but I'm gonna give you directions. But I'm but I'm gonna give you kind of basic directions. And so the directions would be like, um, drive down this highway until you see this blue um barn, and then turn right, and then drive until you see this billboard and make a left, and then drive until

you see the old fence. And at the end of the fence you're gonna hang it right and then at this right. And I'm giving you these signs signed posts, but I don't tell you how long it's gonna take you or how far it is in between each one of those right, But each time you see one of the signposts, you realize you're getting closer and closer and closer. Now you don't know how long the told trip is gonna take you, but you know you're getting closer because

you're checking them off. And eventually you only have one or two signposts left, and you know you're getting very close. And so that's what we're talking about. A signposts with each one of these news stories is a signpost show you this is what's happening, this is confirming what we believe.

Another way to look at it would be the way that like, uh, the CIA and the FBI do like risk assessment, and so what they would do is they'd say, hey, there's this event, Um, we think there's these potential risks. We think there could be you know, this this shooting or this bombing or whatever it may be. And so they'll put out these different risks and they'll say, if this is going to happen, then this, this, this, this,

and this would come true. But if this is going to happen, then it would be this, this, this, and this would come true. And then what they do is they monitor the situation and they see which path we start be going down. And then as as these things start getting checked off, they go, oh, this is the most probable outcome. And so that's also kind of what these signposts are as well, is it shows us what the most probable outcome is based off of what these are.

That's why it's super important for us to understand this. And then of course we can move and change and bob and weave or whatever to stay one step ahead. Now, I want to stay one step ahead with my money because not only do I want not want to lose my money. I want to make more money. I also want to stay one step ahead for my freedom. I

don't want to lose my freedom. I don't want to end up in a country lockdown where I can't leave and I can't do all the freedoms that I that I've grown grown up being able to do in America, you know, like what's happened in Australia or in Canada. I don't want to get locked in a country lockdown, and so I pay attention to these things for those reasons. Now let's let's let's dig into a couple of them. So first off, moving from a single, singular, polar world

to a multipolar world. So um, on a two fifty year time frame, the world moves to centralization and then it moved back to decentralization. Extensive talks on this. If you I'm not going to dig deep into that. If you want to go more, go into my YouTube channel. Just search Mark moss on YouTube and look at a playlist, and there's one on three cycles, and there's a bunch of videos, and I break all this down in super

deep details. So just go to YouTube and search Mark moss um hit me, hit me, on social media at one Mark Moss and I'll send your links. Um okay, so um. The world has been moving to the singular polar world, which of course is easy to understand. We have the World at Comic Forum, the World Trade Organization, the World Health Organization, World Mediological Association, with the I m F, we got the U, N et cetera. And then we have the dollar, of course, which is the

reserve currency of the world. Now, in four, at Bretton Wood's agreement, the you know, most of the developed world got together and voted and agreed to have a one world currency where the dollar would be backed by gold, and then all the other currencies would be pegged to the dollar, so visa v they're all backed by gold. So the whole world agreed to that in four to have this one world monetary system. And since nineteen four

the world has been moving more and more centralized. Like I said, the creation of the UN, creation of the I m F at that time, creation of the EU, creation of the World that Coming Forum ninety one, all these things have continued to push this closer and closer to centralization, a multi singular polar world. But now that's

all breaking apart, right, So we see this. So the Russia Ukraine situation has really really exaggerated this in a way, and to the point now where we have Russia and China are kind of teaming up and moving everybody moving to the rest of the world away from the United States grip not just the United States grip um on money, but even on global trade and things like that um.

And so we see that now. Part of that is is what's being done through what's called the Bricks b R I c S. Bricks and the Bricks Nations stands for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, and the Bricks Nations kind of have their own trade organizations and they kind of they work together collectively. And what we've seen since the Russia situation, partly because of what happened

with Russia. Russia decided to invade Ukraine, and the you know, the the United States and NATO basically worked really hard to shut them down, to sanction them, to seize their bank accounts, freeze their bank accounts um and basically just wipe them out. Now, the only country that's allowed to actually go in a agressively you know bomb other nations is the United States. The United States has no problem

dropping bombs in the Middle East for decades. As a matter of fact, we spent twenty trillion dollars doing just that over the last two decades um in Afghanistan. Um. So the US can do that. We can go drop bombs all day on people we don't know, with drone strikes and whatnot. But if another nation does it, uh, we got problems. Um. And so that's that's kind of where we're at that now. I'm not condoning that. I'm not a fan of violence. I think everybody should just

stand down. I want to see the end of the giant nation state, which of course that's what we're witnessing right now. So I'm not condoning that, but that's what it is. But because of that, once Russia had their bank accounts seased, then all the other nations are like, well, shoot, if they're a nuclear power, you know, they're one of three global superpowers and they have nukes, and if they can get their bank accounts sees, what hope do I have? And of course the answer is none, They have no hope.

And so that's why they're all like, well, shoot, we better banded together. And do something else. China and Russia have been working together exclusively, and so now these bricks Nations have been growing. More nations want to join the bricks and so we've seen earlier a couple of months ago, Iran and Argentina applied to become part of the bricks Nations. Now we have Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkey trying to

become part of the bricks Nations. Now, Saudi Arabia has a very very very big and pivotal piece of this. I'm gonna break that down for you. Why Saudi Arabia, of course you probably know all of those nations I mentioned is where the world gets their oil. We're gonna come back to that. So the bricks Nations are growing now. The bricks Nations today account for over half of the world's population. So more than half of the people alive in the world today are in part of these bricks Nations. Now,

from a GDP standpoint, they're not the United States. The United States is uh is is amazing, The United States is amazingly blessed. I'm not super happy with the direction that the United States is going, but America the piece of and we are blessed by God. We have oceans on both sides of us. We have rivers that run throughout. We have the most arable land. We have the best land to grow food. We have all our own energy,

we have the best climate. I mean, there's no other place on this earth like America, the North American continent, um, but other nations still exist. So they're still there. And as a matter of fact, like I said, more than half the world joins the bricks nations. Now, what that's doing is that's breaking apart the singular polar world and it's breaking it back into a multipolar world at least

into two, probably into three different kind of poles. Now, part of that is the people, but part of it is the money, and part of it is the energy. So I want to break those down for you a little bit. Now, big, big, big news happened on both those fronts. And where the money and the energy goes, which maybe money is energy, where that goes the rest of the world goes. I'm gonna break that down for you're listening to the Markma Show, of course, we're talking

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all right, Welcome back. You are listening to the Markma Show and we are talking about the same thing needing every week, the decentralized revolution, giving you to play by play, giving you the signpost of how the world is shifting from a singular pollar to a multipolar world looking at

through the lens of politics, finance, and technology. Of course, that technology is bitcoin, um, and at a very interesting time when the financial system is crashing and the political system is changing, and then we have a new technology like bitcoin. Alright, so big news happened this week. UM. On the on the money front, so UM. The dollars the reserve currency of the world, but most central banks

around the world still hold massive amounts of gold. Gold has been money for five thousand years, and they want to hold gold. The problem with gold, and especially younger people today, they've kind of given up on gold. And part of the reason why they've got upon gold is one because the government's want people to give up on gold. In ninety three. Is a matter of fact, America made it illegal. Well one, they stole, yes, I'm using the word the government stole. They seized every American's golde x

six D one O two. Then they made it illegal for Americans to own gold. It's insane. Of course they gave it back. Um, we got the ability to own go back back in nine seventy five, and now we can own gold. Cool, congratulations. But they've they've kind of tarnished it. They've kind of taken away the draw. So a lot of people look at golden like, why the hell would I own gold? It doesn't even go up in value. Look at it barely even changes. Well, it

doesn't lose value either. So gold is basically flat for the last two years, which is pretty good in a world where all the stock markets are down, realist real estates coming down. Bitcoin's gone down, but gold has still hold held its values. That's pretty good. What people don't realize is that the central banks are the ones buying it. The central banks have been adding more gold to their balance sheets to the last couple of years, and they

have in any time in history. Since nineteen seventy one. We came off the gold standard and so. But the problem is is back to that price of gold. The price of gold is so heavenly manipulated, that's part of the reason why people don't want to buy it. But the problem is is that as more nations want to move the gold, they want to get out of the

dollar and move into gold instead. So instead of reserving their savings in dollars that could be seized like what happened to Russia, they would want to store their wealth in gold. But the problem is is the gold market is not really big enough to do that as is right now, unless the price of gold were to go up. So right now, with the gold markets about you know, I don't know ten twelve trillion dollars, of which only you know eight or nine of that trillion is held

by central banks. But we need way more than that, but there's not enough gold for that. So the price of gold needs to go up to five thousand ouns or ten thousand mounds or fifty thousand and ounds, and then we can do that. But the problem is a group called the l b m A has been pushing that down. The stands for the London Buoyon Market Association, and they been rigging the price of gold for a long time, in conjunction with the giant paper markets that

we have in the United States. I'm talking about like the futures markets and things like that. Now we've been seeing many people, especially JP Morgan, has been getting nailed. People have been going to jail for rigging the gold market. They do something called spoofing, where they're doing all these paper trades, meaning they're they're they're affecting, they're manipulating the price of gold by doing fake trades without ever having

any gold in the first place, which is insane. Um. I could do a whole video just on that, but I'm not gonna dive into that. But between the paper gold markets and the LBM A Lennon Buolio Market Association, they rigged the price of gold. They hold it down. The price of gold is found every morning by a couple of old guys get on the phone and saying, Hey, Joe, Jack, Bill, what do you think we should price the what should we put gold out today? Okay, great? And they hang up.

So there's no free market, there's no price discovery happening on there. So Russia doesn't like that. The Bricks Nations don't like that, and they've announced UM a competitor to the l b m A, and they believe right off the bat, we could see the price of goal jump from about seventeen fifty announced to Likens if they are able to pull this off, which I think they can. And they can pull it off because the nations of the bricks are the ones that actually control the resources

for gold. What do I mean by that? UM, the non bricks nations, the United States, etcetera, what they consider hostile nations, produce about of the world's gold, not shabby. The non bricks nations, the US and other hostil nations about the world's gold. But the bricks nations produce over sixty percent of the gold. So you almost think like, well, the nations that produced the gold, UM should probably be the ones that set the price of gold because it's

always supply and demand. That's exactly the way they see it. So Russia is now working with all these bricks nations to set up a brand new financial system and a brand new lb M A competitor. And everyone knows the LBMA is rigged. Everybody knows it's rigged. Everybody knows they suppressed the price everybody hates it, But what are you gonna do. How are you gonna fix it? Well, if there's a competitor, then you use the competitor, right, That's

why we always need competition. Competition always brings better products, better service, better prices always, which is why it's so important. Which is why socialism, communism, fascism, but never works. All they want to do is monopolize um, the nationalized the means of production, take away all competition and just set the prices of everything. That's never gonna work. We want businesses to compete. The l b m A is crooked, point blank, They're crooked. They manipulate the price of money.

We need a competitor, and it looks like we're gonna have one now. If they break that, then they break the monetary system apart. Because the dollar, you know, these non bricks nations London, who don't even produce any gold in America set in the price. If they can take that away, then gold could find its own free price. If that happens, then a lot of people want to move into gold and out of the dollars. Do you see how fast that could start to break things down?

This is a big deal. Now a lot of people want this. All the Bricks Nations want this. Half the people in the world want this. I feel it could probably happen. Now let's move on to energy for a minute. Same thing. What's happening with energy? Oh well' the same thing as well. Now energy. We cannot live without it, period, point blank. That's it. Without energy, we die. Now, if you live on a tropical island, you might be able to live without energy. Anywhere else in the world. You

need air conditioning, you need heat. Uh, people die every day around the world because they don't have enough energy. We need it. We can't live without it. We can't transport stuff around right, Well, that mostly comes from oil fossil fuel still today, and the Saudi Prince Saudi Arabia going back to Saudi Arabia wanting to join the Bricks Nations um. Saudi Arabia controls the majority of the oil through what's known as the Opeque Nations, and the Saudi

Arabian Energy Minister, Prince abdu les Is Ben Solomon. Sorry if I pronounced that wrong, I'm sure I did. He said that extreme volatility and lack of liquidity means the future markets is increasingly disconnected from the fundamentals, and OPEC, which is the nation's in the Middle East that control that may be forced to cut production. So he came out and said basically the same thing. Look, you guys are manipulating the markets through all this paper trading, all

this fuper future future stuff. He says, quote the paper and physical markets have become increasingly more disconnected. Now he represents the largest oil producer in OPEC's arguably the most important player in the twenty three nation of lions, and

he's saying, look, this is a problem. Now. The reason why this is a really, really, really big deal, a lot of people don't understand this is because, as I said, in nineteen forty four, under the Breton Woods Agreement, the entire world agreed to be on a dollar gold system, dollar backed by gold. Currencies of the world peg to the dollar. All right. In nineteen seventy one, when President Richard Nixon removed the dollar from the gold standard, why

would anybody use the dollar if it wasn't backed by gold. Well, they moved to something called a petro dollar. You ever

heard that before? Let me up on social media. Let me know if you've ever heard of the petro dollar give me up on social media at one, Mark Moss and so they had the they had the reserve currency of the world from one But then, like I said, once they severed the gold ties, then the nations like, what the heck would I hold this fake paper gold paper money for if I can't redeem it for gold,

And so they created the petro dollar. And since ninth since since then, since the creation of the petro dollar, that agreement was that Saudi Arabia would price all go I'm sorry, all oil in dollars. And of course the whole world needs oil, and so if they want oil, they gotta pay in dollars, and that is what's kept the dollar propped up. But if Saudi Arabia wants to

jump ship, what's going to happen. I'm gonna explain that and more where I think the world is going in the next couple of years and what I'm doing about it. You don't want to miss this next part coming up in a minute. You listening to the Mark Mashaw of course talking about the decentralized revolution each and every week, explaining now the world is breaking apart and what we should be doing about it. So I'm going to cover that last part here as soon as I come back.

Don't go away, all right, welcome back. You are listening to the Mark Ma Show, of course, talking about the decentralized revolution each and every week, talking about the way the world is changing through the lens of looking at it through politics, finance, and technology. And we look at it through the lens of those because that's how we see this changing that we're talking about. The dollar was the reserve currency of the world because it was backed

by gold and it was backed by oil. Through the Petro Dollar Agreement, Saudi Arabia agreed to always price oil in dollars, and because the rest of the world needed the oil, they would pay in dollars and they'd have to go collect these fake paper things and return them in exchange for oil, which made the dollar valuable. But the problem is is that, um, that is all breaking apart. As a matter of fact, we have here um so the Prince, one of the most powerful men in the

Saudi Arabia oil market. He was speaking, Prince Abdulaziz, and he says that the paper oil market has fallen into a self perpetuating vicious circle of very thin liquidity and extreme volatility, undermining the market's essential function of efficient price discovery. UM. He says, this vicious circle is amplified by the flow of unsubstantiated stories about demand destruction. That's keep key to hit on, because what's the trying to do. They trying to destroy demand. They want you to be broke so

you have no money to pay for things. Demand instruction. But he says, hey, this is amplified by unsubstantiated stories of demand destruction. Look, the world still needs oil. It ain't going away. You guys keep saying it's gonna go away. It ain't going away. Um. And uncertainty about the potential impacts of price caps, embargoes and sanctions. So that's what NATO is trying to do. They're trying to set price caps of how much people can sell oil for it. Well,

they're not gonna like that. They're trying to do embargoes and sanctions. Of course, you hear about these sanctions happening all over the place, and so they don't like that, he says. He said, soon we will start working on a new agreement beyond, which will build on our previous experiments, UM, experiences, achievements, and successes. So what does he mean by that? Well, we saw that, Um, Saudi Arabia is an active talks with Beijing with China to price some of its oil

now in sales China in its own currency. Do you want? So they said, hey, fine, we won't sell we won't sell oil in dollars anymore. We'll sell it anyan. Um. It's accelerated this year as the Saudis have grown increasingly unhappy with decades old U S security commitments to defend the kingdom. So that the US said, hey, as long as Joys price stuff in dollars, we always got your back,

which is why after the nine eleven happened. Um, after the towers fell, you had President Bush sneaking all the rural members of the Saudi family out because of this this hidden agreement, and that's why. But now that that's breaking apart, now that US doesn't want to back their back them anymore, they're like, okay, fine, then we'll go to Russia and China for protection and we'll just sell it in the in uan. Then this is happening, This is happening right now, This is breaking apart, he says.

He says, many sovereigns, including US aligned countries, have realized owning massive amounts of dollars led to an illusion of stability. Wow big words. In any moment, a political decision could lead to the dollar reserve being frozen or seize. The Saudias, anticipate in the shift are starting to price crude oil in yuan in order to increase their trade surplus in one and reduce dollar holdings. Is happening, happening right now, and it starts happening really quick. Remember we talked about

that in the fourth turning. It happens really really quick. So we've had this world for the last eighty nine years that the that we've had increased global trade, we've had peace. Obviously we have World War one, World War two, well since since World War two, so since we've had this period of peace, we've had this period of increased

increased global trade. We've had this period where we had this monetary expansion, the population has expanded, and we've been able to because of the global trade, we've been able to offshore jobs and make stuff cheaper in other countries, bring those other countries up out of poverty, and make things cheaper in the developed world. By this massive prosperity. It's been what we call a long term secular trend. So if you look at like the SP two thousand,

it's been a long, long term secular bull market. Now they're within that long term bull market. There's periods where it's gone down. We call those cyclical, So there's a small cyclical periods within a long term seculary trend. But now I believe the long term secular trend is shifting to go back the other way. So we've had the last years of long term bullish trend of more peace, more globalization, more trade right, more population, more monetary expansion.

But what happens when the opposite happens? What happens when the world starts breaking apart and we don't want to trade with each other anymore. What happens when the United States doesn't want to police the oceans anymore and it's not safe to be shipping stuff around anymore. What happens when the dollar gets broken? What happens when um the gold markets thrown? What happened? What happens when we don't

offshore those jobs? Now we're on shore everything you've been seeing in the news, um, now we're bringing we're on shoring jobs back, right, So now we're investing into microchips, for example, we're gonna star building our microchips here well as we bring all those jobs back to the U S. Which is a good thing in my opinion, because now we have jobs for people here, high paying jobs. But

it's gonna make everything more expensive. So now we're gonna go into this long term um secular trend of inflationary as the world continues to break apart, multipolar world, multi currencies, we don't want to trade with each other anymore. We're all trying to now onshore all our own manufacturing, less global cooperation. That's gonna make things more expensive over the

long run. That's exactly what's happening. And I think when you understand it from that pulled out viewpoint, then it starts to make things on this lower time frame seem a little bit more clear. So, for example, this week, the Federal Reserve, they're having their the central bankers of the world are getting together in Jackson Hole, Wyoming to talk about what the central bankers are going to do to save things. Can they pull off a soft landing,

so to speak? Can they thread the needle. Um right, We're talking about this all the time, the proverbial rock in the hard place. Inflation is raging. But if they don't keep pumping money and then then everything crashes. But if they do keep money pumping in, then inflation continues to rage. So which one is worse? If inflation rage is so high that people can't afford to eat, then

they're going to riot and overthrow governments. But if the markets crash and people can't afford to eat, then they're going to riot and overthrow the governments. So which one do they choose? Both of them end up. Both choices end up in the same place with protests and people overthrow the governments, which is what they don't want to happen. And so um, can they pull off a soft landing?

And I think that is a completely false narrative. A soft landing would make you believe that they are in some you know, modern fighter jet with a thousand switches and controls, and they can control the elevation, the altitude, they control the nose, the tail, they can the wings, the alerons, the rudders, all these things that they have under their control. That's not how it is at all. The FEDS more like flying blimp, a hot air balloon. The only thing the FED can do is it just

interest rates. So like a hot air balloon, all you do is you can let hot air in and you can let hot air out. That's all you can do. They don't have rudders and alan runs, they don't have all these switches and controls. All they have is hot air in or out. And what that means is the balloon can go up and down. What about all the wind currents. If the balloon is coming down, where is it gonna land? Well, it's gonna land wherever the wind blows. Because all they can do and then go up and down.

And all the FED can do is suggest that interest rate. And when we have this entire world these bigger things happening, the whole world is breaking apart. Global trade is breaking down. Nations don't want to use the dollar anymore now they want to start trading in other currencies, Um Russia and the bricks needs to want to break the gold market. Saudi and OPEC nations want to break the paper markets on oil. What's the FED gonna do with their hot

air They're not gonna be able to do much. And so we have to understand that, Um, what happens when a plane is going to crash. Um, they have whatever altitude they have and plus whatever speed, and they have this glide path, and that glide path that terms how far they can go before they have to land. And that's basically where we're at right now. We're on a declined path. We have to understand the glide path and

then we have to have a plan for that. Hopefully that that pulled out world view helps you if you want to know more about that, I just did like this whole presentation on what I'm actually doing about it with my money, what I'm buying selling. You can go to just go dot one Mark Moss dot com, go dot one Mark Moss dot com, slash Central, Dash Bankers, or just go to my website at one Mark Moss dot com at one Mark Moss dot com and you'll see a link to it um and check it out.

I have like a full presentation on this specifically uh and what I'm doing about it. If you want to check out more on that, go go look at it. But hopefully that that pulled out view helps you with some clarity. Because the world's changing, it is not going to be the same as we've known it over the

last hundred years. It's going to be broken up, it's gonna be multiple, it's gonna be multi currency, multi asset, and what you do about this it could be the most important moves you've made in your life, so hopefully you choose well. You're listening to the Mark Mos Show, of course, talking about the decentralized Revolution. Each and every week, I'll bring you more tips and tricks, but that's why I got for you today. Thanks for listening.