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Does anyone feel like the world is on the brink of another economic depression?
Numerous European countries are under performing economically while Greece and Italy are being bought out by the IMF
The United States barely recovered from the 08 recession but now has just as many over inflated asset bubbles due to years of record low interest rates
Russia is on the brink of collapsing due to sanctions and low oil prices
Also add the massive cost increase of social security and healthcare within the next few years and it feels like the 2020s will be a massive shitstorm of epic proportions.
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It’s literally always on the brink of economic depression you idiot. But guess what? It’s in people’s interest to protect their interests so it’s not going to be the fucking cataclysmic apocalypse you fantasize about.
Besides, capitalism in its current form has maybe a decade or two at best, it’s post scarcity bitch
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The Jew Banks have been telegraphing this for a year. The last few months the media has been publishing many stories per week about this, and they all say it's going to be bad this time. Most are saying sometime this fall. Factor in anything North Korea starts, and it could get ugly. It would be a good time now to check the allocation of your portfolio. If you're young, let it all ride. That's how you gain wealth. If you're old/er, then go defensive.
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You can only kick the can down the road so many times before shit starts to buckle under pressure
Why do you think the rich have over a trillion dollars stationed off shore?
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> If you're young, let it all ride. That's how you gain wealth. If you're old/er, then go defensive.
Can you elaborate a bit more? Thanks in advance
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