The Jay Martin Show

What's happening in Japan is a preview of where the United States is heading. Jay breaks down how Japan's crushing debt, collapsing yen, rising borrowing costs, and dependence on imported oil could ripple into American bond markets, the dollar, and the price of hard assets. He explains why Washington already copied Japan's playbook — zero rates, quantitative easing, yield cur...

The slow death of the dollar has already begun and the man who just took control of the Federal Reserve can't stop it. Jay breaks down the impossible choice now sitting on the desk of the new Fed Chairman, Kevin Warsh. He traces the trap back to the Panic of 1907, the run on the Knickerbocker Trust and the day J.P. Morgan saved the entire U.S. financial system out of his priv...

The United States debt crisis is starting to accelerate. Jay breaks down how energy disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz could force countries like the UAE and Kuwait to sell U.S. Treasuries for cash, driving yields higher and making borrowing more expensive across the American economy. He explains why emergency dollar swap lines may become Washington’s preferred pressure...

In the next 90 days, the price of your iPhone is going up. So is your car. So is the wiring in your walls.

Not because of inflation.

Not because of tariffs.

Because a war 7,000 miles away is breaking the system that builds everything.

This isn’t an oil story.

It’s a supply chain story.<...

Jay gives a breakdown of a conflict most people are only half watching. On the surface, it’s a military confrontation in the Middle East. But underneath, a second war is unfolding in bond markets and currency flows and that may carry far greater consequences. As energy supply chains fracture and the Strait of Hormuz closes, the ripple effects move fast: through oil, into glob...