The image is a screenshot of a social media post by a user named "Dougie Fresh" posted 9 hours ago. The background of the post is black, and the text is white, making it stand out clearly. The post discusses the financial situation in the United States, particularly focusing on asset outflows and the purchase of U.S. corporate bonds. It mentions that nearly every asset class in the U.S. has experienced a net outflow since Liberation Day, with Treasury Bonds, Government Agency Bonds, and U.S. Equities seeing reduced investments from foreign sources. The only area that increased was the purchase of U.S. corporate bonds. The post suggests that this trend is curious, especially considering the global recession predictions for 2025 led by the United States. It references the Panama Papers, stating that about $11 trillion is held offshore by global corporations and wealthy individuals, with $4 trillion of that amount being from the United States. The post also cites a Substack article, noting that 73% of Fortune 500 companies operate subsidiaries in tax haven countries. The TIC data is mentioned, revealing a massive liquidity problem in the U.S., with investors fleeing from U.S. assets to foreign assets. The post concludes by describing the situation as a self-dealing Ponzi scheme that can only continue for so long.

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