Govt Debt to GDP is Incomplete Until You Multiply its Effects by the Size of its Economy It is one thing to say the US has the largest total debt in the world, but until you measure that as a percentage of GDP, it is fairly meaningless, therefore, multiplying its leverage (debt to GDP), by …
If you have read this site much, you will hear me frequently say we are in an everything bubble (many asset classes). Either that or a big inflation, but I tend to think price crash then inflation. Perhaps the single largest predictor of the last housing bubble was to compare growth in home prices against …
While so much attention is being paid to the growth of the national debt, now at $22 trillion, we should be fair and at least consider what it was to offset that debt: its assets. The latest Treasury report shows that we have assets! However, the assets are not what they appear to be when …
Why the US Govt. Balance Sheet Shows is Worse Than You Think Read More »
Alternate titles: Violence, Pleasure or Both: What the End of the World Looks Like Why Humanity Will Self Destruct Within the Near Future Evidence The End is Already Under Way The case against “Technological Utopianism” In essence, this is a summary of this website. The first question is, why bother predicting, especially if it is …
11 Reasons the USA & the World Will End Within the Next 100
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At the end of this super-condensed article of modern history, you will know the causes of these American-Russian tensions, and what the outcomes might be. I have taken hundreds of articles and sources and distilled them down for you in this relatively short article. As unlikely as this post sounds to many of you (I began …
Summary: Nuclear War Between Russia and the USA Appears Nearing Read More »
We are increasingly spending the future, the far future. Regarding the bubble-economy we are in: It is in an asset bubble where all investment classes and markets are artificially high. It is driven mainly by over-indebted, aging, slowing, and essentially Western/Asian economies. What seems to be separate bubbles is actually a compounding of 3 bubbles …
PILLAR #1: 20 Year Bubble =Increasing Risk + Depression Read More »
Let’s look at one of these “Duh!” economics that happened before so you can see how these problems can happen, and how like me, you can see the next one that is almost here. Most of you remember the housing bubble of 2007/2008. Problem was, everyone seemed to be part of the problem. If you …