

They Want to Kill The US Dollar, Asia Rallies Behind China
12 snips May 9, 2025
The podcast dives into the alarming decline of the U.S. dollar, revealing a coalition of Asian nations led by China that aims to challenge its dominance. It explores the rise of new trade alliances, particularly with countries like Malaysia and Canada favoring Chinese relations over the U.S. The discussion also touches on the growing negative perception of U.S. citizens in global markets and stresses the importance of diversifying investments and securing multiple passports for financial stability. Tune in for insights on emerging economic strategies!
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Historic Asian Trade Alliance
- China, Japan, and South Korea have united to deepen economic ties under Chinese leadership.
- This alliance signals a collective Asian defiance against U.S. trade policies and dollar dominance.
Decline of Dollar Dominance
- The U.S. dollar's share as the global reserve currency is declining from 70% to around 50%.
- There will be no single global currency or country to replace the U.S. dominance; multipolarity will increase.
Personal Portfolio Diversification Win
- Andrew Henderson's diversified Asian stocks outperformed during the U.S. market downturn.
- International diversification helped him avoid some wealth loss during the tariff-related market meltdown.