Long the S&P 500: the current market is tracking a late-90s technical fractal, setting up for a massive vertical melt-up driven by foreign capital rotating into the US before the bubble bursts.
Short Bitcoin: the cryptocurrency will not protect investors during a credit event, as it will be liquidated by those desperate to raise US dollars to close out loans.
Short gold: historical precedent from 2008 shows that during a severe credit crunch, the precious metal will sell off as investors are forced to liquidate assets to raise cash.
Short silver: the metal will fail to act as a safe haven during the coming liquidity crisis because investors will be forced to sell it to acquire the fiat currency needed to service their debt.
Short real estate: the market is facing a severe balance sheet recession where homeowners will lose their equity, be forced out of their homes, and drive property prices down.
Long the US dollar: the impending credit crunch will trigger a massive dash for cash, forcing investors to liquidate assets across the board specifically to acquire dollars to close out loans.
Long the Nasdaq: the index is poised for a final vertical melt-up phase, with the speaker targeting a surge of at least 15% to reach the 33,000 to 34,000 level before the ultimate crash.