Crash am Anleihenmarkt, das kann nicht gut enden! (Auswirkungen auf Gold & Rohstoffe)

One thing is becoming increasingly clear: we are heading towards a global reset. And unlike in 2008, when only the financial sector was affected, this time it is a stress test for society as a whole. And what exactly that means, we'll take a look at today in a new edition of the Commodities Insider.

And with that, welcome back to Commodities Insider. As we discussed last week, the pressure in the bond markets is increasing and has not improved since . Actually, the biggest crash of all time is happening right now, and yet nobody seems to be talking about it. Why this is particularly bullish for precious metals and

especially for mining stocks is something we will look at in the next part of this video. But first, let's revisit the question of what's happening behind the scenes and whether we're really heading towards a global reset . The problems in the bond market and in our overall social system are growing ever larger and can

no longer be denied. I have some very interesting statistics with me today that further emphasize this and also show how critical the situation really is. But before we get to that , let's take a look at some interesting headlines I've picked out for you, which in my opinion underline that massive changes are imminent

. Let's start with headline number 1. The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund plans to drastically reduce its bond holdings. Why? Doubts are slowly arising as to whether the creditworthiness of the states is still truly guaranteed, and developments in the bond market are likely causing increasing concern for the managers of the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund

. And all of this ultimately leads to the point that the 6040 portfolio, i.e., 60% stocks, 40% bonds, is truly dead. In our view, this part, as far as bonds are concerned, should have been replaced by gold a long time ago. So, more like a combination of 60% stocks, 40% gold, or a mix of commodities, but you can