New macroeconomic data has just been released, and it's much worse than expected. The US economy has a critical weakness that hardly anyone knows about... By the time it becomes clear, it will be too late.

This is the uncomfortable truth that you MUST know:

  • The next collapse will not be a global domino effect.

I have been monitoring capital flows for over a decade.

We used to be obsessed with the spread of systems worldwide.

It is no longer a real risk.

New danger? The insolvency of nations.

And no, I am not talking about defaulting in the old-fashioned way.

I am talking about financial dominance:

inflation, financial recession, and bound buyers.

If you are preparing for another 2008, you are preparing for something that no longer exists.

What no one tells you: the global banking system has been divided into many compartments.

This time, the U.S. will not drag the whole world down…

IT WILL COLLAPSE ON ITS OWN.

Here’s why:

1⃣ The U.S. is stuck in a public debt spiral.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) has no choice but to print more money and absorb debt.

U.S. Treasury bonds must sacrifice dollars to keep the bond market functioning.

2⃣ Basel III forces foreign banks to contain capital.

A crisis in New York no longer forces banks in London to liquidate assets.

3⃣ Emerging markets are currently trading with each other.

U.S. consumers are no longer the sole driver of global growth.

4⃣ The Fed maintains 'higher for longer' interest rates to combat economic stagnation coupled with inflation, while Europe and China loosen monetary policy to stimulate demand.

5⃣ Toxic assets are commercial real estate and U.S. Treasury bonds, largely held by U.S. banks.

Meanwhile, the rest of the world is actively mitigating risks.

This is not a global recession.

This is a local recession.

What would prove this wrong?

1⃣ If U.S. growth and productivity are strong enough to outpace soaring interest costs.

2⃣ If commercial real estate values and cash flows stabilize before the refinancing wall hits.

3⃣ If the next shock is global again, like in 2008.

I am monitoring all three scenarios.

This is a GLOBAL revolving setup.

When U.S. risks are contained, capital does not disappear - it moves.

Into commodities.

Into real assets.

Invest in undervalued stocks outside the United States.

That is why the United States is stagnating while the rest of the world is accelerating.

Can you make money from this?

There is only one way to escape the glass dome.

“Don't put all your eggs in one basket.”

Start pulling capital out of passive U.S. market indices.

Do it strategically.

Ignore it if you want, but don’t pretend you weren't warned.

I have predicted major highs and lows for over a decade, and I will do it again in 2026.

Stay tuned and turn off notifications before it's too late.

Many will wish they had paid attention earlier.