The US-China decoupling is underway and this will have serious consequences for both countries. Chinese companies are delisting away from the United States while also dumping their US treasuries. These moves are going to cause pain to the US, but could push China to the brink of collapse, especially when they are still facing a banking and real estate crisis. Here’s what you must know about the decoupling and how it can cause havoc across the world.

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    βœ… Timestamps & Chapters:
    0:00 Decoupling Has Begun
    2:42 The Currency War
    4:52 America Will Suffer Too
    6:43 US-China Trade Decoupling
    8:23 Money Will Flee China, Pushing Prices Up

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    28 Comments

    1. Your views on Great China is not accurate

      Although I hv started to follow you for the last 3 – 4 episodes, now some doubts as your knowledge of China is very inadequate

    2. I don’t believe China decoupling from the USA will be a slow process. This is going to happen fast. The BRICS nations are all positioning themselves with gold and dismissing the USA petro dollar. I believe we will see drastic changes between the USA and China that will occur over the next several months…..not years. China will be the winner, the USA empire is collapsing from within, too many multi millionaire politicians that have committed acts of treason ironically for a pay off in their own collapsing USA garbage dollar. Not years, days and months will be all it takes, the chess pieces are already positioned and ready to end a Godless bully empire, once and for all.

    3. Wrong. It WON'T topple the Chinese economy BUT will affect USA economy… slightly. China isn't dumb …all planned and contingencies in place. USA is so disgusting…..who the f wants to deal with the biggest HYPOCRITE LIAR WARMONGER?!?

    4. The leaders and profiteers of each country met behind padlocked doors secured by armed forces and signed documents coordinating financial destruction ensuring misery for the masses and mutual benefit for the 1s smiling shaking hands with SWEATY palms…also this occurred in an underwater bunker situated somewhere along the Mariana trench 🧐🀐🀫 this is bad for everyone China imports alot of our materials here too a big part of our economy, they're biggest manufacturers and traders and its mutually beneficial, every policy implemented has been for division this entire year. Thanks for the video bro, cheers πŸ‘

    5. This big decoupling with China along with more big Democrat spending packages (and associated money printing) is going keep driving inflation up. The dollar’s days as supreme world currency are numbered as more and more countries dump the dollar and all that exported inflation comes back to the US. The only thing that can save the US economy at this point is a shooting war with China and Russia. Huge Black Swan events on the horizon. So the big question, with all this geopolitical turmoil, economic havoc, alternative currencies backed by hard commodity assets (like gold), where do you see the price of Gold going besides up? People will be looking to stash all that Fiat currency somewhere to weather the storm as economies collapse. Interesting to see how this plays out in terms of precious metals. Personally I think gold is going to be a big winner in all this and one of the last assets standing

    6. I believe that Chinese/American relations have crossed the Rubicon and there's no going back now. The decoupling will cause waves of pain across the whole globe. Call me crazy, but I find these very exciting times to be living and observing in.

    7. It's almost midnight so rambling…but I believe I have a solution that saves face for everyone involved and enables mutual respect. A Rocky 4 type scenario featuring Sylvester Stallone of course and Jackie Chan? πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ₯ŠπŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ Open to suggestions πŸ€” 10 rounds with Carl Weathers as Apollo to ring the bell…DING DING! πŸ”” And then another 100 years prosperity! πŸ₯³πŸ˜

    8. China have got no choice but to delist & decouple from the us . It is common knowledge that the us is hell bent on destroying not only China but the rest of the world as well . with western leaders like biden , macron , boris , scholz , kishida we unfortunately might be heading towards world war 3 , and if that happen none of these "advice" will matter anymore

    9. You're right. I've seen an unreasonable amount of hate for China building over the years. What will be will be as long as the bombs are nimby

    10. China is more important to the world than US right now. If US force China to go to war, the world will feel more economic pain than US going to war. Because China is a manufacturing giant and under BRI China build a lot of infrastructure and construction worldwide.

    11. America loves to cause problems all around the world. Look at what it's done to the middle east. China need to prepare for war, simple as that. Same as Russia, they also need to prepare for war. America are a rogue nation governed by war criminals & sociopaths

    12. IMO Black Swans will be storming the U $ soon.
      IMO the move to delist themselves from the NYSE is a fantastic Chess Move.
      Next a permanent removal of the Taiwanese card.
      Can't you see, the U $ are pretty desperate nowadays?
      Henry Kissinger is shaking his head in disbelief at the stupidity of his fellow countrymen at the helm.
      That is U $ destiny and no one can stop it.

    13. I see it as China using the west to bootstrap its economic growth…. At the same time, China needs the west only to reach a certain point of economic /millitary maturity after which it would not need the west that much. And the west does as well understands that it is being used but completly hopeless to do anything. That is why we see those provocations with Taiwan… The likely result is that China deciding to break links with the west earlier than planned and go along with Russian and other BRICS. This will likely have some devastating impact to the western consumers and quality of life…

    14. Stock price and a companies health and finance arent really link except for borrowings for their business needs. If a company has stable and surplus set aside and not too much debt and healthy balance sheet delisting doesnt really do anything. The only big issue is the market cap of the stock and its liabilities owed to banks and this force delisting bring questions on the valuation of the company and its debt!
      So I dont think its doom and gloom for these chinese companies being delisted as these are state owned companies and China will need to balance how they handle this and whether they need to inject capital to these companies. Also since these are 'forced delisting' and not delisting due to misdeeds and finance irregularities these companies are still solvent and profitable.
      The key problem with decoupling is actually on the semiconductor industry which is linked to the high tech industry of EV cars, phones, telecom networks, computers, etc… basically the whole chip industry will be split into different standards with China pushing to develop their own systems to lead the world and the US/EU/Western pushing to sanction China whilst Korea, Japan and South East Asia sitting on the fence and waiting for where the wind blows.

    15. Your views are just too simplistic and the assumption that the US will always feature large in the grand scheme of things! You leave too many countries/ continents out of the equation! Look at the potential of BRICS!

    16. Better of cutting the nose if you have a nose cancer. Having the US treasury is like having a ticking time bomb in your house, the Americans can just screw with your economy if you just look at them the wrong way. Not even the normal civilians are spared. Better having a weaker but independent economy than a stronger but enslaved one.

    17. I share the same view as you on "decoupling" as part of the ongoing economic war and technology war. One country, Japan, has sold more US treasury than China did in the few months period and I think it's a trend. On the capital market front, why would China allow heavily indebted countries to own valuable Chinese corporations with the "funny money" they can print at will? Besides, most of these corporations are making real money in China to benefit their Western shareholders, take Alibaba as an example. In the absence of Western capital, surely the Chinese government can step in with their sovereign wealth funds to some extent.

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