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Banks Are Broken !!!

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NSE:BANKNIFTY   Nifty Bank Index
NPA is to the roof. Central banks are printing like crazy; but do u really think the printing money solve all the problems?
If printing money solves all the problem in the world then Japanese market should be on the top. Despite of printing tons of money the Japanese market(6042) is sill down.
Because as they print more, the proactive investor loss faith in the currency.
We all know Supply and Demand Equation. Oversupply of Currency will lead to less demand, Due to demand the value of underline currency will tend go significantly down.

As per "Banking for All Act" We all have the bank account associated with the Central Bank .
So that if we all have account with the Central Bank . Then there is no need of banking system, There is only one Central Bank .
Thanks to Technology now we have power to automate the whole banking system with the help of IT and Blockchain.
China is pioneering the creation of a central bank digital currency ( CBDC ) which means china now don't need the Commercial Banks, there is only one Bank; "The Central Bank of China". By using that they can land money to the individual People Organization and Companies directly to their account (Modern Monitory Theory). CBDC is the slap to USD. CBDC to lend the Yuan all around the world to Individual or Company or Organization .

And now US is Digitizing the USD.

Political Insider and World Economic Forum Individuals are calling COVID A Opportunity For "The Great Reset" ( Bretton Woods 2.0).

Interest rate is down to Zero but as it goes to zero its the end of Banks.( Due to this fear Buffest sold his all of Banking and Financial Stocks).
Some county having zero to negative Interest Rate.

There is No relationship Between the Stock Market and Real Economy right now.

You can take action or you can be victim.

By considering all above Uncertainty

As Gold is going down right now hence all market will go down with it; as we have seen it in 2009.
History repeating again . For more help and Advice Contact Us
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