It is a mistake to ignore the possibility of a liquidity crisis that could freeze markets and obliterate paper fortunes. Efforts must be made to prepare for life after the collapse of the US debt markets, whether through acquiring tangible assets, cultivating self-sufficiency skills, or fostering communities that value exchange through tangible goods. Click The Button Below To Read More.
Seemingly impervious to economic gravity, U.S. debt ascends to stratospheric levels. This trajectory portends a dire fate; as Austrian theorists have long admonished, such profligacy confines a nation to the inescapable gyre of inflation – the “hidden taxation” that erodes the common person’s purchasing power. It is not within the power of vigilance to restrain forever the built in requirement that debt based currency self destruction. It can only be that lessons learned here prevent central banking from ever taking control of our nation’s issuance of credit again. It must be stopped and it would be better to end it now rather then wait for the fallout of its failure. Click The Button Below To Read More.
Investors seeking safer investments during uncertain times may continue to benefit from exposure to precious metals such as gold and silver. However, for informed decision-making, it is imperative to monitor the Federal Reserve’s actions, economic data releases, and global geopolitical developments. High vigilance should be maintained for signs of overvaluation or market sentiment shifts, which can affect both the currency and commodity markets. For More Information, Click The Button Below
In a report by Gregory Menorino, the market is facing rising risks from inflation, higher US yields, crude oil prices, and a global bond market sell-off. Concerns about major financial institutions and the FDIC are growing, as banks are seen as troubled and money deposited is not held in reserve. The world economy is critical due to surmounting debt and a
In his recent analysis, Gregory Manorino delves into the current state of the stock, cryptocurrency, and commodity markets. He sheds light on the upward trajectory of stock futures and crude oil prices. Manorino also highlights Morgan Stanley’s cautionary notes on potential stock market risks and predicts ongoing rate hikes by Central Banks. Read more to explore his insights on credit availability and the secretive




