“Portugal has also said they need money
from the ECB. Portugal’s banking system is on the verge of collapsing.
The UK is also looking terrible. GDP is negative. All of the economic
figures for the UK, including production, are collapsing.
The UK already has the highest borrowing of any country in the world. The UK’s total borrowing to GDP is roughly 900%....
“So the UK is not going to be far behind
the rest of Europe. There will soon be an attack on the UK financial
markets because their economy is in real trouble. Italy will also have a
financing crisis very soon.
Interestingly, the Swiss
have been spending a fortune defending their currency. In the last
couple of weeks the Swiss have spent roughly $30 billion Swiss francs to
buy euros and sell Swiss francs. Switzerland will not be able to
continue to do that. At some point, this scheme will collapse.
Germany is also suffering.
All of their economic figures are down. Over in the East, China is
suffering. In Beijing, they now have 50% vacant homes. Prices of
luxury goods are falling rapidly in China. Prices for quality French
wines have been cut in half as an example. China is totally dependent
on the rest of the world, and global GDP is coming down right now.
Moving to the US, there is
real unemployment of about 23%, not the fake figures of 8% or 9% being
tossed around in the mainstream media. Deficits are increasing and
economic figures are contracting. There will soon be an attack on the
dollar. So the dominos are continuing to fall.
Coming to an even bigger
problem, world money supply is coming down at a very fast rate. This is
a very serious situation. This is happening in all countries, but
money supply is falling more rapidly in China.
For many years I have
expected that we will have a hyperinflationary depression. This, to me,
has always been a 90% probable outcome. I would now say the odds of
hyperinflation have declined to about 60%.
The possibility that the
world will experience a deflationary implosion has increased to 40%. If
this scenario plays out, it will mean the whole banking system will
implode. If central planners don’t come up with a massive money
printing package very soon, in the trillions, the odds of this implosion
increase with each week that passes.
This would be a terrible
situation for the world because if the banking and financial system
collapses, the whole world will collapse. Governments know we are
getting very close to this scenario.
In spite of these
headwinds, I still believe we will see hyperinflation. The bottom line
is the world is in imminent need of a massive money printing package.
If that doesn’t happen, we are going to see the deflationary implosion.”
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