Clive Dutton, Author.

@Globalsurv Never!

BREAKING; Russia says the war in the Middle East is heading toward escalation.

@The_Web_News_HD Fancy that!

🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇷 Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, in a message to the UN Secretary-General and Security Council: “Targeting nuclear facilities could lead to the widespread release of radioactive materials, causing extremely serious consequences for civilians and the environment.”

@Globalsurv The damage is done now!

BREAKING; UK sees no evidence that Iran is targeting Europe with missiles, Reuters reports.

@ruswar There is a global crash coming

🇬🇧✔️ Prices for luxury real estate in London have sharply dropped compared to peak levels recorded shortly before the war and the COVID-19 pandemic. Analysts link this to a range of factors: cultural changes, the UK’s active use of international sanctions, precedents of freezing the assets of wealthy Russians, higher taxes, rising cost of living and utilities, increased violent crime in the city, London losing its role as a central financial hub, inflation spikes, and the mass exodus of wealthy and ultra-wealthy individuals from the UK. #London #realestate #luxury #property #UK #economy #sanctions #inflation

🇷🇺 Russia says the war in the Middle East is heading toward escalation.

BREAKING; Trump to Israeli Channel 13: There will be a complete destruction of Iran and this will succeed wonderfully

REVOLUTIONARY GUARD SAYS IT MIGHT ATTACK GLOBAL INTERNET CABLES IN THE PERSIAN GULF IF THE UNITED STATES STARTS ENERGY-RELATED STRIKES - LOCAL

🚨 UPDATE: It’s getting worse These are the top trades from this week. Every single one of them is an insider selling. Not one buy. The people who run these companies are getting out as fast as they can. That can only mean one thing…

🚨 WARNING: SOMETHING EXTREMELY UNUSUAL IS HAPPENING!! Look at US government bond rates right now. US 10Y: 4.38% US 20Y: 5.00% US 30Y: 4.94% This is a WARNING, because you do NOT see rates like this in a normal market. And if you think it doesn't matter... YOU'RE COMPLETELY WRONG. Let me explain this in simple words. The US 10Y is 4.38%, and that's already close enough to 5% to start breaking things. That one fact explains a lot. Because US Treasuries are the base layer for mortgages, corporate debt, valuations, and the whole price of money across the system. So when yields stay this high, everything else has to reprice around them. And that's where the real damage starts. The US Treasury market is $30.3 TRILLION. That means even a small move there changes everything. - 1% = $303 BILLION - 5% = $1.515 TRILLION - 10% = $3.03 TRILLION Now connect the dots. When the 10Y moves higher, mortgage rates usually move with it. The average US 30-year fixed mortgage rate is already 6.22%. That's NOT a small detail. Because higher Treasury yields do NOT stay inside Wall Street. They hit housing. They hit credit cards. They hit auto loans. They hit every company that needs cheap refinancing to stay alive. And the flow picture is getting uglier. In the latest week, US equity funds saw $24.78 BILLION of outflows, while US bond funds pulled in $11.53 BILLION and money market funds took in another $32.73 BILLION. That tells you the market is getting DEFENSIVE while yields are still high. And that's a bad mix for risk assets. Because if yields stay high from inflation and oil, stocks get hit by the higher cost of money. And if bonds suddenly start pumping because growth is breaking, stocks get hit for a different reason. Either way, something else in the system usually cracks. THIS IS NOT GOOD AT ALL. I've studied macro for 10 years and I called almost every major market top, including the October BTC ATH. Follow and turn notifications on. I'll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines.

🚨 98% OF PEOPLE WILL LOSE EVERYTHING NEXT WEEK This won’t be another dip you can “buy.” This is how people lose everything in hours. Stocks will dump. Metals will dump. Crypto will dump even harder. If you’re holding any assets today, you MUST know what’s really going on: This isn't just another headline the market shakes off. YOU COULDN’T BE MORE WRONG. Big money is dumping assets right now. They’re not “locking in gains.” They’re raising cash because something underneath is starting to crack. The dollar is sliding in real time. The bond market just called out the Treasury. Confidence in $40 TRILLION of U.S. debt being repaid in real terms? FADING FAST. For decades, Treasuries were labeled “risk-free.” Now? THEY ARE THE RISK. Capital is rotating out of debt, triggering a brutal repricing across the entire system. Tomorrow’s market open isn’t business as usual. It’s a full-blown stress test. Here’s the playbook unfolding right now: → Bonds get sold → Yields surge → The Fed gets trapped → Emergency printing begins (Yield Curve Control) But that printing doesn’t fix the system. It erodes purchasing power. What comes next is hard to avoid. We’re entering a true monetary reset. Assets may rise in nominal terms. But in real terms? You’re getting poorer. You’ll pay taxes on “gains” that don’t actually increase your purchasing power. Real estate spikes on paper. Mortgages become unreachable. Liquidity dries up. And once the psychological shift happens, everything accelerates. Money velocity shoots higher. Paychecks get converted instantly into anything tangible. Especially hard assets, once forced selling is over. YOU NEED TO WATCH THE FLOWS. Is this the end of the financial system as we know it? IT’S A REAL POSSIBILITY. But you’ll be told everything is fine… That we’re all getting richer. When in reality, purchasing power is quietly collapsing. I’ve spent over a decade in the markets, calling major tops and bottoms along the way. When I make my next move, I’ll share it here. Follow and turn notifications on, or become exit liquidity. A lot of people will wish they did it sooner.

🚨 EUROPEN ECONOMY IS DOOMED THIS DECADE. And the reason is something in which Europe isn't involved at all. Last month, the US attacked Iran, which led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Since then, Iran has struck several oil and LNF facilities in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, on which Europe is heavily reliant. A few days ago, QatarEnergy CEO said that almost 17% of its infrastructure has been damaged, which could take 3-5 years to rebuild. Now here's where this gets interesting. Over the last few years, Qatar's gas and LNG expansion was done to fulfill European demand. It was expected that LNG supply could increase over 50% by 2027, primarily to support the European economy. But why was this happening? Because Europe announced earlier that it'll completely ban the purchase of Russian gas by 2027. Europe thought that Qatar would fulfill its demand, so they planned to cut off from Russian gas. But now things have changed completely. Qatar has taken massive hits, and now Russia knows the European situation. Now there are 2 things that could happen: Either Russia will continue to provide gas, or it could charge more. Or Russia will say No to Europe, as the EU was eventually going to ban Russian gas sales. No matter what happens, Europe's energy crisis and inflation will get worse, and it could even fall into a major recession.

⚠️The biggest elephant in the room IS NOT stocks, it is the bond market: The US 10-year Treasury yield spiked +13 basis points on Friday to 4.38%, the 2nd-largest single-day jump since the April 2025 Liberation Day sell-off. Since early March, the 10-year yield has surged +45 basis points, the fastest rise in nearly a year. The bond market sell-off is being driven by soaring oil prices fueling inflation fears, hawkish signals from the Fed and Bank of England, and hedge funds being forced to unwind leveraged bond trades at a loss. If yields rise another 20 to 30 basis points from here, it could trigger a liquidation cascade across all asset classes as institutional trading desks would have no choice but to slash risk exposure, similarly to April 2025. Every investor should watch the bond market.

Crypto Twitter is dead. Memecoins are dead too. Wall Street runs the show. Called it years ago.

BREAKING: Google Searches for "Help With Mortgage" have skyrocketing to the highest level in history. Even surpassing the peak of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Something big is coming…

🚨 Americans can’t afford their mortgages This brings back memories.

@CryptoNobler There are no safe havens except Oil!

🚨 WARNING: THE STOCK MARKET WILL CRASH ON MONDAY The Fed just released emergency macro data, and it’s far worse than expected. US 12-month inflation surged to 5.2%, highest level in years. Powell is now talking about rate HIKES instead of rate cuts. And it gets even worse: If you’re holding assets right now, you’re probably not going to like what’s coming next. Just 3 weeks ago, markets were pricing in rate cuts. Now? They’re rapidly repricing towards RATE HIKES. That kind of reversal doesn’t happen in stable conditions. If you’re positioned for easing, you’re on the wrong side of this move. What we’re seeing right now isn’t normal. Inflation expectations don’t spike like this unless something is breaking underneath the surface. And most participants aren’t ready for it. The Fed is now in a much tighter position than anyone anticipated. Higher inflation expectations mean financial conditions can tighten without the Fed even moving. Yields rise. Liquidity shrinks. Risk appetite fades. All without a single rate hike. Now zoom out. This isn’t just about one data point. It’s about what it signals. Markets went from “Inflation is under control” to “Inflation is reaccelerating”. In a matter of weeks. That kind of narrative shift is dangerous. Because positioning was built on the opposite assumption. Cuts were expected. Disinflation was the base case. Soft landing was consensus. Now all of that is being questioned. And when consensus breaks, volatility follows. Think about the implications. If inflation expectations stay elevated: → The Fed can’t cut → Real rates stay restrictive → Financial conditions tighten further That’s not bullish. That’s a problem. And it gets worse. If the Fed is forced to consider hikes again, policy credibility is at risk. Because they already signaled easing. Reversing that quickly damages forward guidance. And markets hate uncertainty more than anything. Now layer this on top of an already fragile system. Debt levels are still elevated. Funding conditions are sensitive. Growth is slowing beneath the surface. You now have: sticky inflation + tight policy + high debt That combination doesn’t end well. We’ve seen this before. → Inflation surprises to the upside → Markets misprice policy → Conditions tighten rapidly → Risk assets reprice violently The pattern is clear. Markets always react late to inflation regime shifts. They assume it’s temporary, until it isn’t. And by the time they adjust, the move is already underway. We just moved from a “cutting cycle” narrative to a “higher-for-longer, possibly hiking” reality. By the time it’s obvious, it’s already too late. I’ve been calling major tops and bottoms for over a decade. When I make my next move, I’ll post it here first. If you’re not following yet, you absolutely should.

@CryptoNobler 1929 part 2!

JUST IN: UAE’s Murban crude oil has been trading above $150 per barrel in recent days

Gold just had its worst week since 1983. During an active war. That's insane. This was supposed to be gold's moment. Here's the logic: Gold at $5,500 wasn't priced for safety. It was priced for a trade. A very crowded one. Central banks bought gold after Russia's assets were frozen in 2022. Everyone piled on. ETF flows went extreme. Gold ETFs hit records. Now the war is forcing those same central banks to spend reserves, not add to them. Gulf oil states that can't export through Hormuz may flip from buyers to sellers. When the crowd that drove the rally needs liquidity, they sell what they own. Gold got hit first because it went up most.