Goldman Sachs' Secret $847 Billion Move: Why They're Abandoning America's Banking System скачать в хорошем качестве

Goldman Sachs' Secret $847 Billion Move: Why They're Abandoning America's Banking System

Goldman Sachs just moved $847 billion out of America's banking system — and they did it so quietly that even the Federal Reserve didn't notice until it was too late. This video breaks down the largest capital exodus from American finance since the 1930s, revealing why the most sophisticated financial institution on Earth is abandoning the system they helped create. While mainstream media focuses on surface-level market movements, Goldman Sachs has been systematically relocating nearly half their assets to seven strategic facilities across Singapore, Switzerland, UAE, Canada, Australia, Norway, and New Zealand — building parallel financial infrastructure outside American jurisdiction. In this analysis, you'll learn: Why Goldman moved $847 billion into "alternative structured products" in just 6 months How their Singapore, Swiss, and UAE facilities operate independently of US banking regulations What Tier 1 Collateralized Future Securities reveal about their dollar devaluation strategy Why repo market rates and credit default swaps are Goldman's exit indicators How historical patterns from 1929, 1971, and 2007 explain institutional capital flight The specific data points that triggered the largest banking exodus in modern history Why Goldman's remaining $1 trillion could move faster than anyone expects This isn't portfolio diversification — this is systematic preparation for American banking system restructuring. Economy Meets Power Community Join our WhatsApp channel for real-time financial intelligence and exclusive analysis: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCJ... Connect with others tracking institutional capital movements and stay ahead of system-breaking developments. VERIFIED DATA SOURCES: Federal Reserve Economic Data: https://fred.stlouisfed.org Bank for International Settlements: https://bis.org SEC Filing Systems: https://sec.gov/edgar Treasury International Capital System: https://ticdata.treasury.gov DISCLAIMER: This analysis examines institutional behavior patterns through illustrative scenarios. Content is for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial advice. Always conduct independent research and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions. © 2026 Economy Meets Power | Educational Content