Comments by "William J McCartan" (@williamjmccartan8879) on "China Is Struggling With 'Economic Momentum: Is US Decoupling Escalating Global Macro Uncertainty?" video.

Well done, covered a lot of territory and kept things in a realistic perspective, interest rates will tell the tale in 2024, there are not a lot of new trade deals on the table that will affect the global economy, although I do wonder how the price of oil has remained stable with the issues going on in the middle east, even smaller events have caused the price of oil to bounce higher over short terms, yet nothing has changed, it seems a little odd. Thank you both for sharing your time and work Gregory and Pyotr, peace
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@theglobalgambit Deals, inregards to 2024, to short a window after elections for big changes. However 2025 could prove to be tumultuous depending on what changes take place in 2024, I'm really looking to figuring out which of the many different pots on the stove will boil over first, that is I think the hardest thing to predict. War's in the Middle East, Africa, the Russia/Ukraine conflict, China trying to secure their new frontier in the waters of the Philippines and Vietnam is creating another regional conflict that isn't going away, and South America is a financial mess, when 30 years ago Brazil was becoming a real player in the financial theatre today its future is in somewhat of a tatters. As you guy's discussed the only way for Argentina to climb out of its financial hole is to go back to the American dollar. Europe as a whole, continues to work through their issues in house and aren't doing a terrible job in remaining as a stable entity. I had thought that China would let Russia use all of its conventional weapons in the fight with Ukraine and then annex the Russian far east, it still wouldn't surprise me. I know that I don't know enough to give you anything solid, but I think the next 24 months will be crucial to everyone on this rock. Thank you for asking Pyotr, have a great day, peace
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