د.وائل النحاس تمرد والثوره والهروب الكبير

Facebook Link: https://web.facebook.com/wael.nahass?... ------------------------------ TikTok Link:   / dr.waelelnahas   ------------------------------ Twitter Link {X}: https://x.com/dr_wael_elnahas?s=21&t=... Like, Share, and Subscribe to the Channel Artificial Intelligence Threats to Global Markets [01:03]: He pointed to real concerns and a massive withdrawal of funds from US equity funds (around $17 billion) due to what is known as the "AI rebellion and revolution," where some applications (such as ChatGPT) have begun refusing to enter codes for restarts or updates. He also warned of decryption applications that threaten bank accounts and confidential institutions globally. China's Hedging Measures and Shift Towards Solid Assets [04:01]: It was reported that China has closed all paper and short gold contracts and bank speculation due to fears of artificial intelligence crises, and has shifted to offering margin trading based solely on physical bullion and tangible assets, reflecting a desire to hold onto solid assets [14:13]. US Employment and Inflation Indicators [05:37]: Analysis of the latest figures released by the US, explaining that the decline in jobs is due to the end of preparations for the World Cup. Inflation is expected to fall to around 4%, but a warning was issued against manipulating indicators to drive market speculation upwards and downwards. Gold, Oil, and Cryptocurrency Price Forecasts [08:52]: Gold: Major international institutions (such as JPMorgan and Citigroup) have lowered their gold price forecast from $6,000 to around $4,500 by the end of the year, with movement remaining within a sideways range around $4,000. Oil [11:21]: Oil prices are expected to fall to around $60 a barrel due to a "demand shock" and oversupply, especially with the 60-day grace period granted to Iran to sell its oil [12:52]. Bitcoin [11:35]: Speculation is driving the cryptocurrency down to levels between $54,000 and $56,000. Economic Situation in Egypt [15:23]: The dollar has fallen to around 48.90 Egyptian pounds due to cash inflows of $11.9 billion following previous outflows of hot money [15:37]. Attention was drawn to the general budget figures, where resources amount to 4 trillion Egyptian pounds, while debt servicing and obligations reach 5.2 trillion Egyptian pounds, in addition to 3 trillion for other needs [16:21]. Total deposits in Egyptian banks are around EGP 16.8 trillion, compared to a public debt (domestic and foreign) of EGP 22 trillion, with a warning of a 19% growth in debt servicing [16:30]. Episode Tip [14:44]: Advising people to keep some cash on hand to cover basic needs (food and drink) given the risks associated with electronic systems, and to hedge against these risks by investing in hard assets such as gold, silver (outside Egypt), and premium real estate units whose prices are declining.