6 economic trends are colliding in 2026 to create the largest wealth transfer of our generation.
Cash holders will get poorer while asset owners will get richerâat a scale not seen in decades.
Here's the breakdown (thread 4/6): đ§ľ
If you missed Thread 3/6:
⢠$1B in critical mineral funding with guaranteed Defense contracts
⢠US building domestic capacity (LPTH, MP Materials, UKOR)
⢠10-year government-backed buildout starting now
6 economic trends are colliding in 2026 to create the largest wealth transfer of our generation.
Cash holders will get poorer while asset owners will get richerâat a scale not seen in decades.
Here's the breakdown (thread 3/6):đ§ľ
Let me help you understand what's happening.
The 6 converging economic trends are:
1. $4.7T new money into the US economy 2. Complete tax overhaul 3. Critical minerals 4. AI spending 5. Defense surge 6. Fed cuts
Letâs discuss trend #3âcritical minerals:
Jan 27 ⢠14 tweets ⢠5 min read
Japan's 30-year bond yield just hit 3.91%âthe highest ever recorded since creation.
The US Fed is now propping up the yen to prevent forced selling as Japan sits on $1.2 trillion in Treasuries
Here's why they had no choice (and what happens without it): đ§ľ
Firstly, here's what's happening in Japan right now:
⢠They own $1.2Tin US debtâmaking them the largest foreign holder of US Treasuries.
⢠Their 250% debt-to-GDP (double the US at 120%).
And how did they get here?
Jan 24 ⢠17 tweets ⢠5 min read
6 economic trends are colliding in 2026 to create the largest wealth transfer of our generation.
Cash holders will get poorer while asset owners will get richerâat a scale not seen in decades.
Here's the breakdown (thread 1/6):đ§ľ
Let me help you understand what's happening.
The 6 converging economic trends are:
1. $4.7T new money into the US economy 2. Complete tax overhaul 3. Critical minerals independence 4. AI spending 5. Defense surge 6. Fed cuts
Letâs discuss trend #1âthe $4.7T new money:
Jan 21 ⢠11 tweets ⢠3 min read
Gold's up 65% in just one yearâthe biggest annual gain in 45 years.
Why?
Central banks worldwide are buying record amounts as their trust in the dollar crumbles.
Here's the full breakdown (and what it means for you):
Let me give you the full picture:
Over 40 years, gold averaged 6-12% yearly.
In the last 5 years, it grew 20% per year.
Then delivered the biggest spike in 2025 at 65%.
Jan 19 ⢠14 tweets ⢠5 min read
BlackRock just cut their holdings in long-term government bonds.
They're repositioning into shorter-term bonds because America's massive debt creates major risks for long-term ones.
Let me explain what I mean + the 5 investment opportunities this move creates:đ§ľ
BlackRock reduced their long-term US treasuries (20-30 year bonds) to buy shorter duration debt at higher rates.
Theyâre still holding itâjust not as much anymore.
There are major 3 market shifts they saw that drove their decision:
Jan 16 ⢠14 tweets ⢠5 min read
$4.7 trillion will flood the US economy in just 9 monthsâcreating the largest wealth transfer in American history.
This is Trump's tax plan to inflate their debt away.
Institutions are already positioned for this.
Here's what's happening and how to position too: đ§ľ
This 4.7 trillion doesn't hit all at once. It flows in five distinct waves.