A deadly plague threatens the world…
A deadly plague threatens the world…
J.P. Morgan’s top quant, Marko Kolanovic, predicts a “Great Liquidity Crisis” will hit financial markets, marked by flash crashes in stock prices and social unrest.
Institutional corruption and distrust is raging like a blazing inferno.
Then the institutions react in predictable fashion…
Remember China’s “SWIFT clone” known as CIPS in Mar 25, 2016 … SWIFT and CIPS signed the memorandum of understanding on cross-border interbank payment system cooperation.
It’s not ‘The Art of the Deal’, it’s the science of bankruptcy.
Today a friend asked me:
“Who do you follow for economic info that is TRUSTWORTHY??”
I think the question is very important, therefor I decided to reply with this post…
De-dollarization:
Be alert to what the central banks are doing, don’t be distracted.
Central banks are rarely blamed for the disruptive policies, social unrest, and wars they cause.
How vulnerable is the U.S. Southern border?
I have sensed the impending event, and I’ve observed many others talking about a unbelievable horrific feeling.
The report mentions risks and ask “how could today’s financial vulnerabilities make the road bumpy?”
In expected bankers’ newspeak, he admits this could “trigger a more painful adjustment.”
Please ask your family, are they prepared?
We Shall Know The Truth!
“None of this was done by accident. It has been deliberate and done with full intent to create exactly the conditions in which we find ourselves.” -Chris Martenson
…it will be no surprise when MSM news monopolize the public narrative with dramatic distractions rather than focus on the root cause and problem that needs to be addressed.
The retail crisis continues, more stores are declaring bankruptcy and closing down thousands of stores. Existing home sales and new home sales reverse course and decline rapidly.
The 21st Century is in a race against events.
“There will be no real non-controlled currency in the world. There’s no government that’s gonna put up with it for long,” -JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon