CODE RED” From The Fed: Is a 39% US Market Crash Happening TODAY

Описание: The math is clear. 155 years of stock market history say a crash is no longer a "prediction"—it’s a certainty. 📉
​As of February 2026, the Shiller PE Ratio (CAPE) has hit 40.38. This is the second-highest level in history, surpassed only by the peak of the 1999 Dot-Com bubble. In every single instance where this indicator has crossed the 30-point threshold, a major market correction of 20% to 89% has followed.
​The track record is 100%. It has never been wrong.
​In this deep dive, we break down the "Triple Threat" facing your portfolio in 2026:
​📊 The Shiller Math: Why a 33% to 49% drop is required just to reach historical norms.
​🧨 The Magnificent 7 Trap: Why your "diversified" index fund is actually a concentrated bet on 7 tech stocks spending $500B on AI with no clear ROI.
​🏛️ The Fed is Trapped: Why 2008-style bailouts are impossible with $38 Trillion in debt and sticky inflation.
​🗳️ The Midterm Chaos: Why 70% of midterm years trigger a correction—and why 2026 will be the most volatile yet.
​We are entering the most expensive market environment of our lifetimes. Wealth isn't lost in a crash; it is transferred from those who ignore the data to those who prepare for the reset.
​Watch until the end for the 5 "Red Alert" warning signs you need to track daily to protect your savings.

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Disclaimer: The content in this video is for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute professional financial, investment, or legal advice. All data, including the Shiller PE Ratio of 40.38 and projections for 2026, are based on historical analysis and the creator's interpretation of market trends. Investing in the stock market involves significant risk of loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The creator is not a licensed financial advisor. Always conduct your own research and consult with a certified financial professional before making any investment decisions. The creator assumes no liability for any financial losses or damages resulting from the use of this information.