The Corporate Debt Bubble Is A Train Wreck In Slow Motion
All bubbles collapse, and corporate debt has already sealed the fate of the Everything Bubble…
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David Morgan: Global Debt-To-GDP Is At All-Time Highs
Debt from all sectors – household, government, corporate bonds – is surging. David explains…
Continue readingMichael Pento: Reset Will Be Money Printing & Debt Default
We are going to have a massive reset, and all of this debt is going to have to be defaulted upon. Michael Pento explains…
Continue readingMatrix 2.0: The Set-Up For The Digital Age
Are the same forces behind our current paradigm leading us into a digital future, and not in a good way?
Continue readingJohn Rubino: Time To Sell The News?
Either this debt binge continues or liquidity dries up and financial assets get sold, which means chaos of one kind or another is heading our way…
Continue readingFINAL STAGE OF Economic Crisis: Uncle Sam Getting Ready For A REBOOT INTO THE MATRIX
Uncle Sam is terminal, and the only thing that can be done now is to try and provide some comfort (via the Repo Market). Here’s what comes next…
Continue readingDoug Casey: Social Unrest, The End Of The American Empire…And What 2020 Will Look Like!
Doug shares his concerns on how the United States is on a path to ruin because of the debt, political chaos and end of the dollar hegemony…
Continue readingLargest Milk Processor In US Files For Bankruptcy
Heavy debt and substantial unfunded debt obligations are among the reasons why…
Continue readingMatt from Silver Fortune: The Danger With Inflation That’s Rarely Discussed
It’s easy to only focus on the erosion of underlying currency….
Continue readingEgon von Greyerz: Markets On Cusp Of Crashing, Very Few People Prepared For Dramatic Change
Once bubbles burst, events can unfold very rapidly, and very few people are prepared for it. Egon explains a likely scenario…
Continue readingSimon Black: 1,015,736,491,184 Reasons To Have A Plan B
Precisely one year ago today, the US federal government opened Fiscal Year 2019 with a total debt level of $21.6 trillion…
Continue readingInvestors Are Really Scared w/ Lior Gantz
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Today’s guest, Lior Gantz from Wealth Research Group, sits down with Mike Manwell to share his thoughts on the problems with negative yielding debt. Mr. Gantz shares his analysis on how […]
Continue readingEgon von Greyerz: GOVERNMENT ACTION WILL PUSH GOLD EVER HIGHER
For anyone who wants to understand economics, and governments’ nefarious mismanagement of our money, all he needs to do is…
Continue readingChina’s Biggest Problem Isn’t Trump, It’s A Broken Banking System
Trump may be a thorn in Xi’s side, but it’s a lesser threat relative to China’s real issue: a banking system in crisis.
Continue readingChase Bank Forgives “All Outstanding Credit Card Debt” For Canadian Customers
Precursor or dry-run to debt jubilee, helicopter money, or stimulus for the people?
Continue readingInvestors Seek Safety Of Bonds, Gold As Political Chaos & Crisis Emerges In Italy
If Salvini’s political partners don’t yield to his demands, he’ll dissolve the government…
Continue reading“THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IS THE DEBT PROBLEM”
World War I might not have marked the end of civilization, but it marked the start of the phase where…
Continue readingWe Should Let The Banks Burn Down
When you see and hear about the banks burning, let them! Bring sticks, a few hot dogs and some marshmallows…
Continue readingThings Are About To Get Bad w/ Mario Innecco
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Today’s guest, Mario Innecco also known as Maneco64, sits down with Mike Manwell to share his thoughts on the global economy. Find out why Mario thinks it’s going to get really […]
Continue readingMove Over, Millennials: GEN X Is the Generation in the Most Financial Trouble
Everyone picks on Millennials these days, but a new study by Lending Tree shows that out of all the generations, Gen X…
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