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Jim Rickards Predicts an AfterShock Like Economy as Debt Explodes While Economy Weakens
Please read link way below regarding an interesting analysis and projection by successful investor Jim Rickards, with some great stats such as the Federal Reserve being leveraged 77:1; I believe that is up from 22:1 in 2008. Also note that … Continue reading
China may pull Treasures, lead to Dollar collapse & Aftershock Economy, pending BO Economy, ObamaCare, Debt Debacles
China may pull Treasures, lead to Dollar collapse & Aftershock Economy, pending BO Economy, ObamaCare, Debt Debacles US $ collapse is a definite possibility. China is closely watching our economy; they may pull the trigger that … Continue reading
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US Dollar Collapse more likely with Oct 17 Debt Ceiling Agreement – Wiedemer AfterShock Economy may come under BO
US Dollar Collapse more likely with Oct 17 Debt Ceiling Agreement – Wiedemer AfterShock Economy may come under BOThe probability of $ collapse under BO is now very likely. Why? The total debt continues to increase much faster than GDP … Continue reading
Mark Levin’s Liberty Amendments Can Soften Impact of Wiedemer AfterShock Economy
Mark Levin’s Liberty Amendments Can Soften Impact of Wiedemer AfterShock Economy Mark Levin’s Liberty Amendments, specially the one about controlling federal spending, if implemented, may result in a moderate, not major as expected, Aftershock economy. Why? Foreign creditors confidence in … Continue reading
International Event (ex: Syria war) May Precipitate AfterShock Economy
International Event (ex: Syria war) May Precipitate AfterShock Economy A Wiedemer Aftershock can be precipitated via an international event. An international event can persuade our foreign creditors to stop buying our Treasury debt and dump 100’s of $billions over one … Continue reading
Unfunded Liabilities Growth Increases Odds of Severe Wiedemer type Aftershock Economy
Unfunded Liabilities Growth Increases Odds of Severe Wiedemer type Aftershock Economy US creditors must be closely monitoring our explosive growth of ‘unfunded liabilities’, comparing that to measly 2% (or less) GDP growth. In June 2013 our largest foreign creditors were … Continue reading
Muni-Bond Market Impact on Wiedemer AfterShock Economy
The nation’s $3.7 trillion municipal-bond market unwinding can significantly impact the timing and severity of a Robert Wiedemer type Aftershock economy. For details about what an Aftershock may be please read – https://economics501.wordpress.com/2011/11/25/aftershock-economy-book-review/ Restructuring due bonds with new ones on … Continue reading
M2 velocity and $1.8 trillion in excess bank reserves delay Inflation and Aftershock Economy
M2 velocity and $1.8 trillion in excess bank reserves delay Inflation and Aftershock Economy From 1950 on M2 velocity or M2V peaked at 2.15 during the 1997 economic boom but now has set a new low this year descending … Continue reading
Part 2: Obama Harms Poor While On Route to Aftershock Economy
Chart above is from Investors Business Daily May 2, 2013 http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/050213-654486-recovery-has-been-weak-all-along-soft-patch-is-nothing-new.htm Part 2: Obama Harms Poor While On Route to Aftershock Economy Part 1 link: https://economics501.wordpress.com/2013/05/01/obama-harms-poor-while-on-route-to-aftershock-economy/ We update how Obama economics are harming the poor and average person with … Continue reading
Obama Harms Poor While on Route to AfterShock Economy
Obama Harms Poor While en route to AfterShock Economy Indisputable facts prove the poor are much worse in 2013 than 2009. We can attribute this to BO economics. Prioritizing the government sector over the private sector is a sure … Continue reading
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