Hello fellow rebel capitals hope you're well so breaking news we've got to look at what is happening right now

between China and the United States dollar this is going to shock you to say the least. Most of you know that

the United States dollar has been appreciating against the Chinese Yuan, but I just

stumbled across a chart on Zero Hedge that paints a much bigger picture.

It gives you an idea of what's really going on behind the scenes and I think it's something that

should, we should be concerned with let's just say let's get right over to zero hedge and check this out

title this article is dollar strength poses risk to China and global liquidity if you haven't been following this, Josh, do me a

favor while we're talking pulpit chart of the DXY that CNBC chart and we

were looking at this as of about two hours ago. We were about one oh five on the d x y so again if you haven't been following this

the d x y kind of spiked up to one twelve about a year ago it came back down. It got under a hundred if my memory serves me right down

about 99 and then it shot right back up and now it's back to about 105, which is not a good sign.

This is just one more thing to add to the list

of global macro metrics that point to risk off recession,

because whether you like it or not, whether it's right or wrong, the dollar is a flight to safety and as the dollar goes up in value, this makes the dollar denominated debt much more burdensome which leads to defaults bankruptcies and the

global euro dollar market tightening up their dollar liquidity which creates that feedback loop.

Okay, but getting back to this article, this is from, it's on Zero Hedge,

but it's authored by a guy named Simon White,

and he is a Bloomberg macro strategist. A strong dollar adding to Yuan pressure is an ongoing

risk to liquidity and shine in the rest of the world. So the first thing I want to point

out is I talk about, you guys have heard me talk about this several times or the last few weeks and even on a whiteboard video that went live last night on the George Giamen channel where China could trigger a GFC, because it's basically the exact same setup is GFC

one but centered in China instead of the United States.

And whenever I say stuff like that,

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