Hello, fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well.

So we've got a lot to go over today.

Later on, we're going to do a video on how the market's crashing, how yields are behaving,

let's say, or how yields are reacting, why this is going on.

We're going to try to connect some dots.

But before we get into that video, I want to talk

more specifically on what is happening to the dollar. It's down another 1% today on the DXY.

Now, this is a huge move. It is almost unprecedented. And notice I said almost because we have seen moves like this in the dollar when we have a lot

of market volatility to the downside.

And we also see interest rates going up.

Unfortunately, we have only seen this happen in times of great distress, let's say, such as the

Cervasus sickness and such as September, October of 2008 during the GFC.

But I think the bigger question right now that people are asking is, number one, are all

of these foreigners dumping their treasuries, therefore dumping

dollars? That's the, and is this the end of the dollar as the global reserve currency?

And if so, does that mean this is the beginning of the dollar crash that everyone has been

predicting? And I see people in the chat talk about my good

buddy, Peter Schiff, and obviously Peter has had this position for quite some time. And, you know,

I've got a ton of respect for Peter, but on this specific point, I have some disagreements. I see

things differently, let's say. So what I did on Saturday,

if you guys tuned in for that or if you didn't tune into that, I actually went through kind of a

debate with chat GPT. Honestly, I didn't think people would like it at all and people loved it.

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