If you're waking up today and starting to get worried about the near term United States Economy .... welcome to the party.
Oil Prices are in Shambles and we're heading into a recession which will command significantly reduced Oil Demand Gold is falling from the sky (no not literally) The FED has lowered interest rates to zero The FED has recently fired hundreds and hundreds of Billions at the Economy to keep it liquid - and more will be needed Equities have fallen 30% Monetary Policy across the globe is failing (DYOR)
What I think We should Reasonably Expect:
Unemployment to increase in the ensuing months. Inflation was beginning to show itself naturally. Reduced Rates (post / virus panic) will only exacerbate this. A quick and healthy Economic Recession as (likely) our best outcome. People will begin to default on debt. Extent to be determined. Students will begin to default on student debt at increased rates. Universities that have popped up across the country will begin to bankrupt as students run screaming away from the overpriced education system. Corporations will begin to default on debt as we enter recession
If you dont think massive increases in Personal and Corporate Debt (relative to GDP) was a cause for the Roaring 10's .... yes the Roaring [20]10's .. not to be confused with the Roaring [19]20's bull market....Do you at least agree that it was a cause for the 1920's?
The Preferred Platitude, often for me, ' History Doesn't Repeat Itself, but it often rhymes' - Twain
I fear and plan for the worst...which the picture Im painting certainly is... I'm not predicting a depression, or WW3. . . . Im just saying, the ground on which we stand is familiar, it is shaky . . .. and we must proceed with extreme caution. The 1930's gave birth to Extremist / Nationalist Politics.
Do you think that may be a condition of our 2020's? Are we already seeing that with Donald Trump, the Death of the 'Establishment' and the rise in popularity of candidates like Bernie Sanders? Do Millennials Trust in a 'Free' Market that has capsized 3 x in 20 years? If they do, how quickly and readily does that happen?
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