In this week’s Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and Wolf Richter discuss:

• We no longer have capitalism — it’s gone
• The national housing market is weakening
• The jobs market is worse than the BLS is reporting
• This is the most challenging time ever for investors

In an important, somber conversation, Chris and Wolf discuss the challenging times facing society today. Capitalism as we knew it for much of the 20th century is no longer; today corporate losses are socialized while gains are privatized for the ruling elites.

For those looking to simply opt out of the system and protect themselves, it’s more challenging than ever warns Wolf. Especially in regards with how to safeguard your financial wealth:

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Executive Summary

• Confidence in the US is eroding, and as goes sentiment, as goes stability
• Expect covid-19 to deliver more nasty surprises
• Prepare for higher inflation and supply chain breakdowns
• Joining the PP movement is much better than facing what’s coming alone

If you have not yet read Part 1: We Are On Our Own In The Post-Covid World, available free to all readers, please click here to read it first.

The US is deteriorating fast.  It can’t even manage the simplest of tasks: getting sufficient PPE to its front-line health care workers and explaining to its own citizens why wearing masks is in their own individual and collective best interests.

Will other countries continue to accept the US dollar and trust it as a ‘store of value’?  Increasingly, the answer seems to be “no”:

This erosion could well turn into a waterfall at some point, especially as the coronavirus continues to throw sand into the gears of the global economy.

Which is why I’m preparing for…   (Enroll now to access the full Part 2 report)

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