For a considerable duration, monetary policies have undergone significant changes. With the substantial money printing by Western countries, there was a marked growth in these nations, altering the quality of life for many. This trend, particularly evident since the dot-com bubble, witnessed an increasing popularity of money printing. During these years, money printing did not significantly impact the economy, and inflation rates were kept under control. However, that time has come to an end. Currently, the economy has reached a critical juncture, where the consequences and challenges of the loose monetary policy are worsening.

The valuation of the shares is currently at a level comparable to that of 1929. Since the dot-com bubble, an extraordinary bubble has formed that is on the brink of bursting. If the bubble does burst, numerous market participants stand to lose all their assets. This marks the commencement of a new world order and the initiation of a transformation in individual economies.