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Major Recession On The Way

There’s a massive recession on the way that will strike in 2023, of that I am about as certain as I can possibly be. Normally, I keep my options open, and of course, I stand ready to be surprised if a recession doesn’t materialize, but the chances of being wrong here are so low as…

Major Recession On The Way

PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

Technocrat Kissinger Suggests Peace; Ed Dowd’s Church Picnic

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by davefairtex

So, the reasonably big market move this week: SPX reversed its 7-week decline, and printed a strong-looking bullish reversal candle, but it was not enough to pull the skeptical forecaster back into an uptrend. The SPX move (+6.58%) came mostly on Thursday and Friday, alongside a bullish sector map (discretionary, energy, financials, and tech led)….

Technocrat Kissinger Suggests Peace; Ed Dowd’s Church Picnic

PREVIEW by davefairtex

Ron Paul: THIS Worries Me Much More Than Covid

by Adam Taggart

If you’re concerned about the overreach of government in juicing asset prices to dangerous levels, picking economic winner and losers, and constraining our personal freedoms — you have very good right to be.

So says lifelong champion of free markets, sound money and civil liberty, former US Congressman Dr Ron Paul.

Ron Paul: THIS Worries Me Much More Than Covid

by Adam Taggart

So says lifelong champion of free markets, sound money and civil liberty, former US Congressman Dr Ron Paul.

The Coming Financial Crisis of 2021

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by Adam Taggart

With tens of millions of households having lost their income this year, personal savings becoming exhausted, government support programs on their way to drying up, and lots more company layoffs/bankruptcies/closures ahead — economist Steve Keen expects a punishing recession to arrive in full force in 2021.

The Coming Financial Crisis of 2021

PREVIEW by Adam Taggart

1971: The Year That Changed Everything

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by Adam Taggart

The year 1971 saw the trajectories of nearly every major trend relative to our way of life shift massively.

This week’s guest experts, Ben Prentice and Collin, founders of WTFHappenedIn1971.com, explain how virtually all of these changes are a direct or indirect result of the monetary system “breaking” that year with the Nixon Shock and the end of the Bretton Woods System.

1971: The Year That Changed Everything

PREVIEW by Adam Taggart

The year 1971 saw the trajectories of nearly every major trend relative to our way of life shift massively.

Collapse Is A Process, Not An Event

by Chris Martenson

We’re entering a period of time when the major systems that have supported humanity are going to fail.

Or, put more accurately: they are already failing.

Collapse Is A Process, Not An Event

by Chris Martenson

We’re entering a period of time when the major systems that have supported humanity are going to fail.

Or, put more accurately: they are already failing.

Off The Cuff: Our Runaway Debt Is Hurtling Towards The End Of The Line

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by Chris Martenson

In this week’s Off The Cuff podcast, Chris and John Rubino discuss: Why runaway debt has taken us beyond the point of no return Why this very predictably will end in a fiat currency crisis/collapse Why to expect more civil unrest In the short term, expect MMT, market volatility and accelerating inequity The events we’ve…

Off The Cuff: Our Runaway Debt Is Hurtling Towards The End Of The Line

PREVIEW by Chris Martenson

Good Riddance To The ‘Twenty-Teens’

by Chris Martenson

This is my last report from the good old “twenty-teens”.

In some respects, they didn’t turn out at all like I thought they would. But in many others, exactly as predicted.

But, given today’s systemic distortions and deformations, predicting the events of the next ten years will be much easier than it was for the twenty-teens. Largely because there’s little room left down the road to kick the can further.

Good Riddance To The ‘Twenty-Teens’

by Chris Martenson

This is my last report from the good old “twenty-teens”.

In some respects, they didn’t turn out at all like I thought they would. But in many others, exactly as predicted.

Living On Borrowed Time

by Adam Taggart

A full decade and some $14 Trillion in newly-printed money later, plus the cheapest interest rates in recorded history, and yet the central banks have not been able to restore growth to the global economy. The experiment has failed.

What good is Dow 30,000 if 75% of us can’t afford a house or scrape together $400 in an emergency?