Marcel Kalinovic The Butcher of Wall Street

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Marcel Kalinovic The Butcher of Wall Street

Most people won’t see the financial crisis coming because they’re watching the wrong signals.

A former Fitch Ratings Director & PhD Economist explains:
• where the real stress is
• why 2026 matters
• what breaks first & what moonshots 🌙

Watch before the headlines catch up 👇
https://youtu.be/X4SaOemQbaU?si=7xLI8...

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Marcel Kalinovic The Butcher of Wall Street

🚨 MARGIN CALLLS INCOMING 🚩40-year Japan bonds above 4% is historically extreme
🌍 Expect Global Macro Spillovers!

🧠 Big Picture? Japan was the last global liquidity cheat code... And That cheat code is breaking.

When the world’s most indebted government can’t suppress 40-year yields:
- The bond market is in charge
- Central banks lose narrative control
----Hard assets regain relevance------

Japanese institutions are repatriating capital:
-Selling U.S. Treasuries
-Reducing overseas risk
- Pressuring long-end yields globally
= This is stealth QT 🚩

For context:
-Japan spent 30+ years near zero rates
-Long-dated Japan bonds were a global funding anchor
-This move signals a structural regime shift

At this point markets are pricing in:
-End of Japan’s ultra-easy era
- Rising premium
-BOJ credibility risk
-Yen zCarry Trade stress

What breaks the carry trade? When:
-Japanese yields rise
- OR the yen strengthens
-OR volatility spikes
= Now we have all three risks rising simultaneously.

Result:
- Forced deleveraging
- Global liquidity drain
- Risk-off
This is exactly how hidden stress enters markets quietly...

USD/Yen Volatility
- If yen strengthens → forced unwind
- If yen weakens → inflation import + political pressure
-Either way → volatility up
***FX volatility = carry trade killer.

Risk Assets - Equities, Crypto etc...
Short-term:
-Liquidity stress
-Correlations go to 1
-High-beta assets sell first

Medium-trem:
-Central bank reaction risk
-Policy panic
- Volatility spikes → margin calls

🪙 Precious Metals: Why This Is BULLISH (Eventually)
🟡 Gold
Long-term VERY bullish
Why:
Sovereign debt credibility erosion
Central bank policy failure
Rising real-rate instability
Currency debasement risk (JPY first, others follow)
Gold thrives when:
Rates rise because debt is unmanageable
Trust in central banks erodes
FX systems destabilize
This qualifies...

⚪ Silver
More volatile but leveraged to the same thesis:
Monetary metal
Industrial demand
Explosive upside during liquidity responses
Silver usually lags → then overperforms violently once the move starts.

🚩🚩🚩BOTH HAVE JUST HIT NEW ALL TIME HIGHS (not accounting for inflation - just $ amount-wise)🚩🚩🚩🚩

⛏️ Mining Stocks
Short-term:
-Can sell off with equities
- Liquidity hits everything

Medium-term:
-MASSIVE torque if metals move
= Especially if real rates roll over or FX cracks widen

TL;DR
Japan 40Y >4% = regime shift
Yen carry trade under threat
Global liquidity tightening via Japan
Volatility rising
Gold & silver are the long-term beneficiaries
Short-term pain → long-term monetary reset

Make sure you're properly hedged.

I just interviewed former Fitch Ratings Director, Dr. Marco Metzler @metzler_dr and what he said is going to scare the shit out of you and could potentially help you make a lot of money when others are losing...

Interview Airs today on my YouTube channel at 2:05 pm eastern time

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Marcel Kalinovic The Butcher of Wall Street

A former Fitch Ratings Director just laid out why 2026 is the real danger zone for global markets.

This isn’t doom pron.
It’s a step-by-step breakdown of what breaks first when debt, rates, and liquidity collide.

If you want to understand what’s actually happening — watch this video today at 2:05pm eastern

Financial Collapse 2026: Former Fitch Ratings Director Explains What Breaks First w/ Dr. Marco Metzler

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Marcel Kalinovic The Butcher of Wall Street

Are you an investor of precious metals like silver and gold - or heavily shorted equities like AMC, HYMC, GME etc, and enjoy volatility stocks & crypto?

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Pic 4 attention of the allocation of silver and gold as percent of revenue for top Metals Miners on the stock market

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Marcel Kalinovic The Butcher of Wall Street

🚨 BREAKING DOWN TRUMP'S 10% INTEREST RATE CAP ON CREDIT CARDS 🧵

Trump is calling for a 1 year 10% cap on credit card interest rates, starting Jan 20, 2026, saying Americans shouldn’t be paying 20–30%+ APRs.

It’s being framed as an affordability move.

Here’s the reality: a president can’t just cap credit card rates.

APRs are set through federal banking law, state usury rules, and long-standing Supreme Court precedent that lets banks export rates from states like Delaware and South Dakota.

For this to actually happen, Congress would have to pass legislation or regulators would have to invoke emergency authority *very possible* — and either path gets challenged in court immediately.

If it somehow passed, credit card issuers get hit first!

Margins get crushed, subprime cards stop making sense, and rewards-heavy cards become uneconomic overnight.

Banks wouldn’t just eat it... they’d respond by cutting credit limits, pullign access from lower FICO borrowers, slashing rewards, adding fees, and pushing balances into personal loans or BNPL products.

Yes, people carrying revolving balances would see short-term relief.

Monthly payments drop.

But that only helps if credit is still available... and historically, caps reduce access fastest for the people they’re meant to protect.

Markets wouldn’t treat this as “lower rates.” They’d treat it as direct government intervention in consumer credit.

🚩 Bank stocks sell off, credit spreads widen, card ABS reprices, and risk migrates into shadow lending.

Ironically, borrowing gets harder, not easier.

The bigger signal here isn’t APRs. It’s political. This is populist pressure on financial intermediaries and a willingness to intervene directly in prices.

If affordability becomes the dominant narrative, this logic doesn’t stop at credit cards — it spreadss to housing finance, student loans, medical debt, and consumer credit broadly.

This isn’t policy yet! But It’s a warning shot. And markets care about the direction of pressure long before anything actually passes.