Dmytro Kharkov

Simon Dixon: U.S. markets could be disrupted if investors sell bonds and shares

Simon Dixon: U.S. markets could be disrupted if investors sell bonds and shares
U.S. market risk from bond sales

Simon Dixon, Chief Executive Officer at BankToTheFuture, argues that selling bonds and shares could destabilize U.S. markets.

He suggests that instead of risking market disruption, the U.S. may prefer to use currency as collateral and increase dollar printing. Dixon highlights the growing debt burden placed on Americans and the effort to extract value from stocks and bonds for transnational interests.

Dixon has previously argued that EU, UK, and U.S. financial systems are closely linked and influenced by a financial industrial complex. He has also urged Bitcoin users to adopt self custody to avoid control by major payment entities such as the PayPal mafia, according to a prior commentary. His recent remarks continue his focus on systemic risks and centralized financial power.

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