Bubbles in stock market, bonds, currency, debt, credit and currency are unsustainable!
- By : JanssenReportHost
- Category : Markets, Money
- Tags: #25
Today on The Janssen Report (#25):
Bubbles have been created throughout the (global) economy. As I explained in my Special Janssen Report (#5: https://www.thejanssenreport.net/collapse-global-financial-system-janssen-report-5-special/) about our debt-based economies and fiat currencies, the enormous pile of debt keeps increasing and “easy money” created out of thin air is propping up the markets. This has created distortions across the board. Bubbles have been created in currencies, debt/credit, the stock market, bonds.
In this video I explain that these bubbles are unsustainable and must pop at one time or another. Interest rates are kept artificially low to avoid these bubbles from popping.
Yesterday the BoE (Bank of England) and the ECB (European Central Bank) announced they would keep the interest rates at these record lows: 0.5% and 0.25% respectively!
I tend to look at the big picture as I am a strategic thinker. Technical analysis of individual market developments may predict more positive tendencies in the short run, but a fundamental analysis of the world’s economies really show a different picture.
Just educate yourself on the big picture and take action to safeguard your financial future. If you are thinking of buying gold and/or silver bullion to preserve some of your wealth from the decline in purchasing power of the currencies, have a look here: http://bit.ly/1ktiLsm
Cheers!
Marco Janssen