The world is closely watching the dollar's predicament, which is standing on the brink of macro devaluation. Ignoring the bottoming signals and continuing to decline will trigger a financial chain crisis.

Historical experience shows that the dollar index is difficult to maintain at high levels for a long time and will eventually fall into a devaluation channel, bringing macro opportunities to the commodity and investment markets.

However, opportunities and risks coexist in the commodity market: a mild global economic recession may lead to an explosion in demand, while a moderate to severe recession will result in a collapse in demand.

As long as a liquidity crisis does not occur, there is still room for dividends in the investment market.

The current predicament of the dollar, US stocks, and US bonds is similar to the collapse before 1980, with the risk of a triple whammy in stocks, bonds, and currencies intensifying.

The trend is clear; the macro devaluation of the dollar is irreversible, and the storm of reshaping the global economic order has already arrived.