'GOLDMAN SACHS' WARNS OF MASS SELL-OFFS OF SHARES AND THAT US CREDIT CARDS ARE ON THE BRINK — THE STOCK MARKET IS UNDER THREAT OF COLLAPSE
The largest investment bank in the world and the USA, the influential financial conglomerate 'Goldman Sachs' is sounding the alarm: systemic pressure from sellers is rising in the American stock market. For example, during the week of January 29 to February 4 of this year 2026, 200 of the largest insider transactions were recorded — all of them were sales! This is an unprecedented case.
Judge for yourself, and here are those who sold:
• Sundar Pichai (CEO of Google) - $11.2 million;
• Reed Hastings (founder of Netflix) - $3.3 million;
• James Quincy (CEO of Coca-Cola) - $8.5 million;
• Kevin Stein (TDG) - $6.9 million;
• West Clay Capital (institutional owner) - $25 million;
• REDW Holdings – $51 million.
Firstly. And secondly, the total amount of outstanding credit card debt has reached a new historical high — $1.25 trillion (this is almost double what it was in 2013 when the debt was about $660 billion)!
Clearly, this means that:
• The population is heavily indebted;
• The rise in Fed rates makes debt servicing increasingly difficult;
• The probability of mass defaults is increasing;
• The stock market is under threat, investors are seeking refuge in hard assets.
Finally, what connection could there be with crypto and gold? I think this:
• Stock market decline = increased interest in alternative assets;
• Gold and BTC are becoming insurance policies against chaos in the markets;
• The increase in selling by CTAs (investment funds that use algorithms and trend models) is a worrying signal, but also an opportunity for hedging through digital assets.
Conclusion: 2026 is not a time for naivety. Classic assets are under pressure now. Those who do not diversify their savings risk losing everything. And it is now that it is decided who will be among the new owners of wealth.