Japan Just Triggered the Biggest Unwind in Financial History - GET READY NOW!

your 401k, your stock portfolio, they just got a lot riskier and you probably don't even know it yet. Right now, as I'm speaking to you, Japan, the country

that owns more of America's debt than any other nation on Earth, is facing a financial crisis that could send its tsunami waves all the way into your

retirement account, your mortgage account, and the US stock market overall. We're literally talking about

overall. We're literally talking about $1.2 $2 trillion in US Treasury bonds potentially flooding the market. We're

talking about a 20 trillion carry trade on the verge of collapse and a debt bomb that makes 2008 look like a warm-up act.

I promise to you is that by the end of this video you'd understand exactly what's happening. Why Walt isn't telling

what's happening. Why Walt isn't telling you anything about it and most importantly what you can do to protect yourself, maybe even benefit before this thing blows up. My name is Felix P. I'm

an ex-investment banker. I've seen how the financial shenanigans, sorry, the financial industry works from the inside. I'm also the founder of the Go

inside. I'm also the founder of the Go Academy where we've taught over 20,000 students so far how to become better and safer investors and traders. I'm also

the co-founder of Trade Vision where we give you access to the real life news and data that Wall Street has access to.

This back there is Winston. He's our

chief research hound. He has a very large nose and he's very good at sniffing out and explaining Japanese markets. Let me just walk you through a

markets. Let me just walk you through a couple of data points here. Japan's debt

to GDP ratio is 234%.

234%.

Think of it this way. Imagine you make 50,000 a year, but you own 117,000 in debt. It's pretty bad, right? On a

debt. It's pretty bad, right? On a

credit card. Now, for context, the US is about halfway there at about 120,000% which is already like banana republic level, but Japan is literally double the

US level. They're the most indebted

US level. They're the most indebted economy on the planet that matters. No

major economy has survived this level of debt without defaulting, basically saying, "Sorry, I can't pay you back or hyperinflation where they print so much

money that their currency becomes worthless." Zimbabwe being an example.

worthless." Zimbabwe being an example.

Now you might be wondering how did Japan get into this? Well, it goes back decades. In 1991,

decades. In 1991, Japan had a massive stock market and a real estate bubble and that popped. At

one point, central Tokyo was worth more than all of California. Just picture

that. Essentially, it was like the 2008 housing crisis in America, but much, much worse. The economy basically

much worse. The economy basically stopped growing for 30 years. It's

called the lost decades, 30 years of stagnation. Now, they did try to fix it.

stagnation. Now, they did try to fix it.

The Japanese government just kept spending more and more money, but they didn't have trying to stimulate the economy. They kept borrowing and

economy. They kept borrowing and borrowing and issuing more debt to fund all the spending. And the crazy part, they also kept interest rates at basically zero, sometimes even negative.

So, think about that. In Japan, you could borrow money for free because interest rates were zero or negative.

Actually, if they're negative, they pay you to borrow their money. It's like a credit card with a negative interest rate. The more you spend, the more

rate. The more you spend, the more you'll make right now. It's a magic trick, isn't it? How did And how did nobody call them out on this? Well, the

answer is the Bank of Japan. It's their

version of the Fed. It became the biggest buyer of their own government debt. They literally just printed money

debt. They literally just printed money and then they used it to buy government bonds with it. So they financed their own debt. It's basically like you having

own debt. It's basically like you having a massive credit card bill, but you can print your own money and then you use your own money to pay off your credit card bill. Now in the real world, that

card bill. Now in the real world, that doesn't really work. But when you're a central bank, you can actually get away with it for quite a while, 30 years

apparently. And this kept Japan going.

apparently. And this kept Japan going.

interest rates at zero and the debt is irrelevant because there is no interest, right? It's just like it's debt. We

right? It's just like it's debt. We

don't care. We don't have to pay it. But

the magic trick has just stopped working. In November 2025,

working. In November 2025, something unprecedented happened.

Japan's new prime minister announced a massive stimulus package. Talking about

130 billion in new spending. Fairly

normal in economics. You know,

government announces a stimulus. What

should happen? Well, interest rates should actually drop. Why? Because

stimulus means economic growth, which means the government will have more tax revenue to pay back its debt. That's

kind of the weird theory. Investors

usually like it when governments spend money. But Japan's bond market did

money. But Japan's bond market did exactly the opposite of what we'd expect. When they announced the

expect. When they announced the stimulus, their interest rates spiked massively to a record we haven't seen in

almost 20 years. Now, what does it mean when your interest rate goes up and you've got debt up to your eyeballs, up to your hairline even? Well, it's an

earthquake. The market is saying we have

earthquake. The market is saying we have lost confidence in Japan's ability to pay back its debt. And if you're still with me, you might be thinking, why the

heck do I care? I don't live in Japan. I

get you. Okay, stick with me for a minute because you will understand how this is a huge ticking time bomb under the US stock market and your portfolio

in your retirement. Now, here is my this is such a disaster. Japan spends 23% of all its tax revenue on interest, not paying

down debt, just interest. But when the interest rates go up like they just have a few days ago, so much of the tax

revenue would go on interest, not 23% but way more that they would not be able to pay for basic government services, right? So you get into basically like

right? So you get into basically like the shutdown that the US just had, but permanent, right? No government services

permanent, right? No government services that can work anymore because there isn't any money. So Japan now has two options.

one, they can buy they can print more money. We'll crash the yen even further.

money. We'll crash the yen even further.

It could cause massive inflation. Option

two, do nothing and well, they go go bankrupt. So, there is kind of no good

bankrupt. So, there is kind of no good option here, right? They damn if you do, damn if you don't kind of thing. Now,

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the description. Now here is where this stops being a Japan problem and it becomes your problem. Japan is the

single largest foreign holder of US debt. They own about 1.2 trillion 1.189.

debt. They own about 1.2 trillion 1.189.

How pedantic are we? How 1.2 trillion in US debt? Um that's more than you know

US debt? Um that's more than you know the GDP of say Mexico or you know Netherlands depending on where you hail from. It's more than the market cap of

from. It's more than the market cap of Apple right it's big and over the past nine months while other countries like China

have been selling US debt Japan has actually been increasing their holdings.

Why? Because Japanese bonds pay basically nothing. So say you, imagine

basically nothing. So say you, imagine this, you're a Japanese pension fund or insurance company or something. At home,

you get zero returns.

Well, you go to the US and you get four or 5%. So what are you going to do?

or 5%. So what are you going to do?

You're going to buy American debt, right? It's just it's just like purely

right? It's just it's just like purely logic. But here's the problem. The math

logic. But here's the problem. The math

just broke when Japanese bond yields were at zero.

And the US, this is what it was, it's been like for years. Japan, free money, right? So you can borrow in Japan and

right? So you can borrow in Japan and you can send the money to the US and you get 4.75%.

It's free money. So if you're a financial institution, you're going to borrow as much as you possibly can and you're going to send all that money and buy US government debt with it because US government debt is zero risk, right?

So what could possibly go wrong? You're

just going to make 4.75% on money that wasn't yours. It isn't costing you

wasn't yours. It isn't costing you anything. This is like the greatest

anything. This is like the greatest getting rich scheme ever, right? Missup

Ponzi is turning in his grave thinking, I should have thought of that, right?

But now, well, Japanese debt is already giving you 1.8% right now. 1.8%.

right now. 1.8%.

Now, US interest rates have come down.

You get about 4.2%. So, the difference is shrinking. You might be thinking,

is shrinking. You might be thinking, it's still a good business. It's still

free money. Well, they hedge their currency and that costs some money and it's gotten more expensive. So, this is no longer like the obvious 100% money

making guarantee Ponzi scheme that it's been for decades. So, suddenly keeping your money at home in Japan makes some sense. And that's why a lot of people, a

sense. And that's why a lot of people, a lot of analysts are predicting a massive wave of money leaving the US so it goes back home. Japanese insurance companies,

back home. Japanese insurance companies, pension companies, and banks have trillions of dollars invested in US assets. As Japanese interest rates rise,

assets. As Japanese interest rates rise, the maths on that stops making sense.

So, they're going to start selling US government debt. They're going to bring

government debt. They're going to bring the money back home. We're not talking about a little bit of selling. We're

talking about hundreds of billions, maybe even that full 1.2 trillion over time, leaving the US markets. Now, why

does it matter to you? Because the US government is addicted to borrowing just like the Japanese. The US pays a trillion in debt. Interest just

interest. It's more than national defense. It's more than Medicaid. It's

defense. It's more than Medicaid. It's

more than veterans benefits. Interest on

debt is now the third largest item in the government budget. Right? Only

social security and Medicare is a little bigger. Now imagine what happens when

bigger. Now imagine what happens when Japan, the US's biggest lender, starts selling billions of US debt. there are

when there are more sellers than buyers, what happens? Prices go down. Now, what

what happens? Prices go down. Now, what

happens when bond prices go down? And

this is not obvious. It's always bends my head, too. When the price of a bond goes down, the interest rate on that

bond goes up and that makes debt more expensive. US is already paying a

expensive. US is already paying a trillion in debt. If it goes up just 1%.

So when rate goes up 1% just 1% you have about an extra $200 to $300 billion in interest just for the US. So where does

the money come from? Well, what are your what are your choices? Well, you cut spending.

Like that's never going to happen, right? Politicians, it's it's a

right? Politicians, it's it's a popularity contest. They're going to do

popularity contest. They're going to do the popular thing, not the responsible thing. You could print more money. What

thing. You could print more money. What

does printing more money do? Causes

inflation. It devalues every dollar you own. But it also affects you more

own. But it also affects you more directly because the interest rate of the government is the basis for everything else. So your mortgage rates

everything else. So your mortgage rates will go up, your car loans will go up, your credit rates will go up, business loans which will go up, which is how you

strangle the economy. And that's how Japan affects you no matter where you are in the US or actually anywhere in the world because you all have exposure

to American stock markets. Now, we've

seen this before. August 2024, go back on my channel, August 2024, I walk you through back there. Back then, too, Japan raised interest rates for the

first time in 10 years. Within one week, Bitcoin went from 65 to 50,000 minus 23%. The NASDAQ dropped 10%, the S&P

23%. The NASDAQ dropped 10%, the S&P fell 8%. We called it black Monday

fell 8%. We called it black Monday panic. Now it was temporary because the

panic. Now it was temporary because the Bank of Japan backed off and market stabilized. But right now the market is

stabilized. But right now the market is forcing Japan's hand and they're basically saying this trade, this Japan trade, this borrow free money and invest

it in the US trade is broken. It is

gone. It is permanent. And maybe this Japan trade is still a bit like fuzzy to you, which I would get because it's a strange concept. Let me walk you through

strange concept. Let me walk you through an example. Here is what you do in the

an example. Here is what you do in the past, right? Be financial institutions

past, right? Be financial institutions have been doing this for decades. You

borrow $100,000 from Japan and it costs you basically nothing. Maybe $500 a year, maybe nothing at all. You then

invest that money in buy US bonds with it, US government bonds with it, and you make $4, $250 profit on this. What do

you do with the profit? Well, you put the profit into stocks, into bonds, into real estate in the US. And imagine you don't do this with $100,000, but with $100 million or a billion dollars or

hundred billion, right? And you start to see it's just free money. Why would you not do this? And in fact, the whole trade is worth about $20 trillion. So

one or two people have heard of this, right? That's larger than the US

right? That's larger than the US economy, by the way. And they've just been getting free money by borrowing for nothing and basically lending it to the US. Now, this actually gets worse. I'm

US. Now, this actually gets worse. I'm

not going to walk you through the numbers because it's a bit tedious, but take a screenshot of this if you're interested. Basically, these hedge funds

interested. Basically, these hedge funds are doing these trades, they borrow.

They borrow heavily. They leverage

heavily. This isn't their money, which means a small loss becomes a catastrophic huge loss and they have to sell everything to survive another day.

It's basically like a margin call.

That's essentially what it is. Like they

have to sell. Now, you probably didn't know what the carry trade was as of right now and and and you still don't really know how it affects you. Well, if

you own an S&P index fund, if you have a tech heavy portfolio, if you have any cryptocurrency, you own a REIT or any kind of bonds, then you are exposed to this carry trade and its risk. You

didn't make the carry trade yourself, but the institutions that own these assets alongside you, they did. And when

they are forced to sell, well, your assets go down with it. So, Wall Street doesn't really like talking about it.

But they've built this massive interconnected web of borrowing. And

when one of those threads in that network breaks, the whole thing can actually unravel. But there's good news.

actually unravel. But there's good news.

We've seen this play out before, not quite as big as this, but we know what the what the concept is here. And the

concept is that if you're selective with your stocks, you can actually come out a winner out of these things. First of

all, you have to understand the concept.

So, well done for watching this far. And

the winners are typically these companies in these sectors. Okay, it's

not financial advice. It's my humble opinion based on my research and of course Winston's research back there is snoozing under the Christmas tree.

That's very cute, isn't it? Um Winston,

what's your favorite sector for um hyperinflation? Yeah, we're not going to

hyperinflation? Yeah, we're not going to get much out of him. Thankfully, we got a we got a presentation out of him first. So, what have we got? Energy

first. So, what have we got? Energy

companies. Oil and gas typically does quite well unless the economy completely tanks. Different story. Unlikely to with

tanks. Different story. Unlikely to with the kind of government spending we have in my opinion. uh materials and mining and we've been liking a lot of like gold miners, silver miners this year has a lot of money. Gold and silver miners,

there we go. But also other, you know, rare earth plays and so on. And then you don't have to sell every tech stock out there, but you want to focus on your

stocks with real pricing power. Who has

real pricing power? Well, if some the brand raised prices by a dollar, would you still buy it or would there be an alternative you could possibly buy? This

is where you got to ask yourself. So say

um I've got some of Winston's chew bolts on here. If these became significantly

on here. If these became significantly more expensive, I would probably buy a different brand, right? Because Amazon

was suggested to me these are great actually. Chucket is the brand. Love

actually. Chucket is the brand. Love

these. They're bouncy and they glow in the dark. So that's not product

the dark. So that's not product placement. We don't do that around here.

placement. We don't do that around here.

Just genuine Winston experience. He

loves these. They're really bouncy and you can find them when you throw them in the dark, which is what we do every night now. So it's companies with a big

night now. So it's companies with a big tech mode, right? Can't replace it. It's

Microsoft. It's Facebook because it's hard to get whatever many users they have, three trillion or something, right? Apple, pretty hard to get a

right? Apple, pretty hard to get a billion people even to um it's a bit of a Biden moment there, isn't it? Um hard

to get a billion people to buy your phone, right? Um Coca-Cola, you create

phone, right? Um Coca-Cola, you create an addictive taste. There are loads of these companies out there, but you just don't want to be in the one that's selling something that's pretty generic.

Think about that. That's a big one. Um,

companies with lots of debt are a problem. That's why I'm a little bit

problem. That's why I'm a little bit concerned about all this AI spending because that's all debt fields are starting to be. Um, banks could get hit pretty hard because they will have

exposure this to this trade. They will

own a lot of these assets, right? And

the consumer is going to get scared. So,

discretionary consumer stocks, what is that? Well, you know, Macy's, Nike, that

that? Well, you know, Macy's, Nike, that sort of thing. stuff you want to buy, but you don't have to buy. Now, flip

side to that, your box stores, you know, your discount stores, they typically do quite well because you're still going to buy groceries and stuff you need. So,

you're going to go to the the cheaper.

So, you want to really own businesses that produce real things with real value that their customers need. They can't

replace them easily. So, what can you do right now? Assess your exposure. How

right now? Assess your exposure. How

much of your money is in dollar assets?

That might be 100%. For me, that's nearly 100%. I actually don't mind

nearly 100%. I actually don't mind doubt. But you want to diversify. You

doubt. But you want to diversify. You

can put some percent of money into gold and silver. I'm not saying a percentage

and silver. I'm not saying a percentage here. That's just a random sort of

here. That's just a random sort of number. It could be 5%, 10%, whatever

number. It could be 5%, 10%, whatever you feel comfortable with. Pay down debt that has a variable rate. If you have a loan that has an interest rate that can

change, do something about that. Right?

Companies, we want to focus on strong balance sheets. It's a workbook that

balance sheets. It's a workbook that comes with this thing, this video that you can download that'll give you a lot more insight on the whole the whole shebang together. Uh we also have

shebang together. Uh we also have something called better stocks GPT which is a tool I build where you can see how strong every single stock is. You just

type it in um and that's part of our free community which is down below Felix stocks as resource which is also where you you get the workbook and then you want to stay informed. I do

that by using our app trade vision. um

we get the news like that just alerts but really you want to have a plan what will you actually do if the market crashes right and I give you quite a lot of information around that on this

channel here check out our educational playlist because you need to have the awareness and the knowledge we have some of that now but you also need to know

how you take action right and for me my experience with thousands and thousands of students is that really the only way you build up that confidence is by having the ability to get some feed

feedback live when the market moves and and and as I said, book a free call with us felix.org/freedom

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warning system, take a screenshot of that. I'm not going to run you through

that. I'm not going to run you through every single number here. It would get tedious, but take a screenshot of that so you know what to watch out for. Uh

here's some more indicators. Super super

useful. And yeah, you got that out. You

got a screenshot? Yeah. Brilliant. Okay,

so bottom line, something big's breaking and we tried it last year and they backtracked, but this time it's a lot more serious. So you now know more than

more serious. So you now know more than 99% of people. Seriously, bit of a long concept, bit of a complicated concept, but you now understand it on a high level. Uh so therefore, you are not

level. Uh so therefore, you are not helpless. So you got to just figure out

helpless. So you got to just figure out what do you do with this information.

I've given you some options. Hop into

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you got some value out of this video, share it with somebody who might also get some value out of it. Winston and I say thanks for watching and we wish you great success. If you have a 401k or you

great success. If you have a 401k or you own the S&P or the NASDAQ or straight out Nvidia stock, then what I'm about to show you could save you or cost you

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