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SideNote: I would also include corporate junk bonds into this witch's brew recipe that will bring about massive QE4; the printing of more fiat money to bring this Keynesian economic credit/debt scam to an explosive end. The dawning of Aquarius "The New World Order" GRIM

Ancient pegan god Ba'Al Temple arch to be dedicated in New York and London. April 19

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Egon von Greyerz: “The global economy turned down in earnest in 2006, but with a massive worldwide printing and lending program, the world has had a temporary stay of execution. But the effect of this fabricated money has now come to an end.

Currency Wars And A Bankrupt Banking System
It is actually happening all around us right now.

Staggering Amount Of Derivative Bets To Implode
The Fed is not printing money currently but in my view it is only a matter of time before we see a major QE program in the U.S. due to a deteriorating economy and a financial system under pressure. U.S. outstanding derivatives are at least $500 trillion and most of that will simply implode as counterparts fail. The Fed and the FDIC are concerned about this and that is why they just issued a warning to U.S. banks. They told JP Morgan, for example, that the bank is unprepared for a crisis and that they have no plans for winding down their derivatives. JP Morgan’s derivatives exposure, properly valued, is likely in excess of $100 trillion.

Another major U.S. problem is the Treasury market. There is a total of $19 trillion debt owed by the U.S. government. Of this amount, $6.2 trillion is owned by foreigners. China and Japan hold around $4.5 trillion in total. The third largest holder is Saudi Arabia with $750 billion. And Saudi Arabia has now threatened to liquidate their holdings if the U.S. probes Saudi Arabia’s role in the September 11 attacks. But Saudi Arabia is not the only country that could cause chaos in the U.S. treasury market.

Japan will soon need to sell its U.S. treasuries to survive a bit longer. And China is also under pressure to reduce the over $30 trillion in outstanding debt, a debt which was only $2 trillion in 2000. Many observers will say that these countries will shoot themselves in the foot if they dump U.S. treasuries since that will start a massive collapse of the treasury market. It is perfectly true that U.S. treasuries are one of the biggest bubbles in markets today, especially since the U.S. will never repay this debt.

All Hell Is Going To Break Loose
The big foreign holders are of course aware that they will never be repaid with real money. They also know that the dollar is massively overvalued and likely to decline substantially. So whether they sell their holdings today, thus depressing the price, or wait until both treasuries and the dollar are worthless is one of these choices that will always be LOSE – LOSE. There could be a first mover advantage, especially since the only buyer is the U.S. government and they would clearly try to accommodate the first selling country by just printing more money. But thereafter all hell will break loose and it will be too late to run for cover.

Japan is in a total mess too. The Bank of Japan will, in 2017, own a staggering 50% of all Japanese government bonds and that will increase to 60% in 2018. How can this country ever believe that their economy will survive? They are printing unlimited amounts of worthless paper and it is having no beneficial effect on the economy. I have said it before and I will say it again, the Japanese economy will sink into the Pacific in the most gigantic bankruptcy.

So most central banks and sovereign governments are virtually bankrupt but so are commercial banks. Their share prices are definitively telling us that. Most major banks’ shares are down between 75% and 90% since 2007. Deutsche is down 87% and Citi 92% whilst Credit Suisse and Barclays are “only” down 78%! The massive falls in all major banks’ share prices are clearly telling us that these banks are unlikely to survive.

If we look at global company profits, they are down 20% in mature markets and 25% in emerging markets since 2014. And so far we have seen global corporate defaults of $50 billion in 2016, which is the biggest since 2009.

It is all happening in front of our eyes right now. No one should wait for a major event because it will be a series of events as I have described and it has already started. It is time to take protective measures right now. The need for insurance against these risks is greater than any time in history. Physical gold can still be bought at a bargain price but not for much longer.

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