Financial crisis

>>135652881
Within the next 6 months. Bitcoin will crash this week

>>135652991
and nobody will care, bitfags are irrelevent

london property is down

October, as it used to be.

>>135652991
Sauce?

>>135652881
it is due. compare current interest rates and the stock market to earlier days. you'll notice that they are pumping viritual money into the marlets that would have crashed without this. the bailouts from Obama are still paying, there is no way they can keep the ponzi scheme running for long. and Trump will fail so badly at this as he doesn't have a unified govt and executive.

and we'll all be in for the ride this time. anyone saying anything else is part of the smoke and mirrors tacticts they have been using since the .com crash.

reference: https://youtu.be/1Fd58n4HhAM

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>>135654003
>there is no way they can keep the ponzi scheme running for long

Well, I thought that. I also thought the real estate market would crash in my country. But then, Central Banks kept printing. And it keeps on going. And nobody I talk to understands any of it.

Why would they stop printing when it actually "works"? Even if they somehow decided to stop printing money, they'll find another trick. Some CBs, like the Swiss one or the BoJ even buys fucking stocks. You just can't win against them.

I'm sure it'll go done someday, but then again, it's long overdue. I don't want to wait 15 years, only to see the markets actually go back to their 2017 average.

>>135653152
agreed bitcoin falling does not a system crash make. The question is, does it start in the states Europe or Asia.

>>135652991
Moron

Hopefully my Walmart job survives.

The U.S has never gone more than 10 years without a recession breaking out

Shit will hit the fan in the fall. There are too many overinflated bubbles and the fed will inevitably raise interest rates
I honestly believe this will be the big one since the 08 crises was never resolved

>>135656637
Are we still in a recession? I get shit when I bring this concern up, but I guess it's laughable to have a double recession?

>>135656871
The 08 recession pretty much sent the US into purgatory and that's where we still are

The banks and corporations that fucked the country over got bailed out and the US quadrupled its currency supply to inject liquidity into the economy which only went to the elites. Income and wealth inequality is at the highest rate in the nation's history and the retail apocalypse is a symptom of a dying middle class

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Toronto and Vancouver housing market is slowing down. Canada will collapse soon.

>>135657508
Canada will not collapse lmao

>>135657508
The housing market is overinflated in the US, Canada, England and Australia. The housing crash is gonna send everyone into a spiral

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>>135652881
soon...

>>135657662
I kind of see it as a good thing. Young people will actually be able to afford housing when it crashes.
Or will it cause like a total implosion of everything?

>>135656637
>overinflated bubbles

even my pile-o-pennies is up almost 12% since Jan.

>>135657140
>and the US quadrupled its currency supply to inject liquidity into the economy
QE.. quadrupled the money supply?

Imploding pension systems globally. Fixed income market has been shit and will stay shit as we are still fighting deflationary forces due to demographics and technology. It'll take a few more years though.

>>135657798
While it's highly speculative to larp on future policies, I am personally curious to see how this higher ed shit is going to pan out after the shit hits the fan in that realm. Hopefully all non-essential shit is scrapped and tuition is literally pennies on the dollar as that sweet government bucks won't be so easily accessible.

>>135657798
We're gonna have a dollar crisis and a depression as a result of hyperinflation and high unemployment. You can't perpetually hold up finance sector by printing money without massive consequences. Hopefully we'll learn our lesson this time.

>>135657965
Quadrupled the printing of the money supply, sorry

it's more political than anything else
just figure out the most politically expedient time for a crash to happen, and act accordingly

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>>135657609
It wouldn't in a normal country. But since the oil crashed, Canada is relying on housing speculation for economic growth.

http://business.financialpost.com/news/ontario-economy-too-dependent-on-housing-bubble-new-study-warns/wcm/7baf7302-0236-4f53-a002-bc6b4be7169d

With the rate hike and high private debt, Canada will have a severe depression at least

>>135657798

Can't buy a house when you don't have a job.

This is gonna be the big one. The eating tree bark and grasshoppers to survive type.

>>135654766
watch that video, it's very interesting. I don't think anyone knows when but it's imminent. a interior crisis in the US or brexit or ... will trigger it.

>>135657140
you're still in the .com mess. Bush started the housing bubble with his home ownership shit. downpayment not possible? no problem, we'll pay for that. that's how they tried to get the market up and running again after .com and 9/11 - the '08 measures are just a continuation of the irresponsible way Greenspan and co moved the mess to the next gen (== ponzi).

>>135654003

Because Gold is a stupid thing to buy.

>>135662203
>>135654003

He is right about the last part in which productivity gains are inflated by expanding monetary policy. I don't think you can protect yourself for when the bubble explodes. It is going to reset all the markets.