Goldman Sachs Just Bet $1.2 Trillion Against American Homeowners

Описание: Goldman Sachs Just Bet $1.2 Trillion Against American Homeowners

$1.2 trillion. That's the notional value of Goldman Sachs' derivatives positions tied to the American housing market. And buried in their latest quarterly filings is something that should make every homeowner in America deeply uncomfortable.

Goldman Sachs is betting against you. Again.

In 2008, Goldman made $4 billion betting against the housing market. While they were selling mortgage products to clients and telling everyone the market was sound, they were secretly shorting the same assets. They profited from the collapse while millions of Americans lost their homes.

And the internal positioning in their latest filings looks disturbingly similar.

In this video, we expose:
✅ The 4-phase Wall Street Housing Bet Pattern
✅ How Goldman made $4 billion betting against homeowners in 2008
✅ Three historical examples: S&L Crisis, 2008 Financial Crisis, Commercial Real Estate
✅ What Goldman's $1.2 trillion derivatives position reveals
✅ Why their positioning signals 20-30% home price declines
✅ The 12-24 month timeline Wall Street is betting on
✅ How to protect your home equity before the collapse

This isn't conspiracy theory. This is SEC filings, quarterly derivatives disclosures, and regulatory documents you can verify yourself.

📊 THE WALL STREET HOUSING BET PATTERN:
• Phase 1: Accumulation Phase (Complete)
• Phase 2: Analysis Phase (Complete)
• Phase 3: Positioning Phase ← WE ARE HERE
• Phase 4: Profit Phase

The same pattern preceded Goldman's $4 billion profit in 2008. It's happening again.

📚 SOURCES & DATA:
• Goldman Sachs 10-Q SEC Filings
• Federal Reserve Derivatives Reports
• Congressional Investigation Records
• SEC Enforcement Documents
• ABACUS Deal Documentation
• Trading Desk Analysis Reports

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