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FLATTENING YIELD CURVE PORTENDS RECESSION
Reading time: 2,720 words, 9 pages, 6 to 10 minutes. “Events are converging ominously this summer in the direction of unwinding expectations and serial train wrecks of finance and politics,” writes James Howard Kunstler. [Link] In normal times, long-term interest rates … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2018
Tagged Australia, Baltic Dry Index, Bonds, Canada, corporate debt, Deutsche Bank, EU, Ford, Globally Systemic Important Banks, GOTS, Great Depression. Greater Depression, household debt, middle class, recession, social security, stock markets, stockpile, tariffs, the Fed, Trudeau, Trump, U.S., unemployment, yield curve
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Canada Collapsing
Reading time: 5,000 words, 12 to 20 minutes excluding graphs Global financial contagion has begun to infect Canada and it is becoming more evident in many different areas: 1) Increasing Unemployment 2) Bursting housing bubble 3) GDP falling 4) Debt … Continue reading
U.S. Election year SPIN in High Gear – Part 2 – Employment
The U.S. employment news last week appeared very positive. However, there’s good news and bad news. There are a lot of charts in this report. Being a statistics freak, I love charts because they bring dry numbers to life. However, … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2012, Economic Collapse
Tagged collapse, Economic Collapse, Food Stockpile, propaganda, stockpile, unemployment
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Collapse Update – June, 2011
Tumultuous Summer Ahead “I’m convinced the US government will go bankrupt, but not tomorrow. Before they go bankrupt, they’ll print money, and then you’ll get very high inflation rates. Then you get a depression with high inflation. Then eventually they’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2011, Economic Collapse
Tagged collapse, Economics, financial crisis, Great Depression, shortage, stockpile, Survival, unemployment
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Buy meat on sale – July 19, 2008
Ok, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it just one more time. Now is your opportunity to buy beef, hamburger, pork, chicken, etc. on sale (except for fish.) Yesterday, I bought sirloin for $2.99 / lb. That’s cheap! By … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2008, Economic Collapse, Survival & Emergency Preparedness
Tagged fish, Food Stockpile, Food Storage, freeze, freeze in, meat, stockpile
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Global Food Crisis – June 10, 2008
Global food shortages are predicted. Yes, even here. If you haven’t begun a long-term food storage program, then read this article from Britain and ask yourself, why not? The following MailOnline article says it all very well so rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2008, Economic Collapse
Tagged collapse, food shortages, shortages, stockpile
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Crash of 2007 – Economics 101
Reading time 6,837 words, 16 to 27 minutes. Bubbles burst. That’s the simple explanation of what’s happening in the financial world in 2007. A lengthy explanation involves an alphabet soup of terminology. I’ll try to make it as simple as … Continue reading
Food Price Warning – Feb. 26, 2008
Agricultural product prices are starting to skyrocket – wheat, grains, nuts, etc. It’s only going to get worse as inflation, energy prices, bee die-off, droughts and shortages worsen. I just read a report that said if 2008 has as … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse 2008, Economic Collapse, Survival & Emergency Preparedness
Tagged Food Storage, inflation, shortage, stockpile, Survival
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