The Stock Markets of the 10 Largest Global Economies Are All Crashing (And the media is silent)

Charisma News ^ | 28 Sep 15 | MICHAEL SNYDER

[shoe212]

Really, people, get a grip! Look CAREFULLY at the following graph and maybe you’ll stop hyper-ventilating:
http://simmonsstrategy.com/images/uploads/world_end.pdf

[GOPJ]

One of the reasons I’m backing Trump...

[Brown Deer]

Michael T. Snyder is a fundamentalist Christian crank who has started numerous blogs as a testament to his raging insane belief that the world is about to end.

[JoeFromSidney]

I don’t know real estate, so I don’t know what is ‘right’ and what isn’t.

Owning your own home, so you have an assured roof over your head, is "right" real estate.

Don't look on your home as an investment. Look on it as a refuge.

[Cowgirl]

http://www.armstrongeconomics.com/archives/date/2015/09

Armstrong has a very interesting chart on this site.

[mad_as_he$$]

Excellent doom porn!

[xzins]

See #42

Also, Germany’s market decline has nothing to do with any person who comments on it. Same with China, Brazil, etc.

It is absolutely fair game to disagree with someone’s analysis of that. But the major market declines are fair game for anyone to comment on as well.

[Brown Deer]

Snyder is a failed lawyer, that is ignorant about economics.

[xzins]

Do you have a link showing him to be a failed lawyer?

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

You’re not allowed to talk about that. Took the Nasdaq 15 years to recover. Imagine if the media had been doomin and gloomin then like they did in 2008. This way it’s ALL Bush’s fault.

[Brown Deer]

"Michael T. Snyder is a graduate of the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia and has two law degrees from the University of Florida. He is an attorney that has worked for some of the largest and most prominent law firms in Washington D.C. and who now resides outside of Seattle, Washington. He is a very active blogger and is also a respected researcher, writer, speaker and activist. You can follow him on The Economic Collapse blog: http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/"

That is, if you want to believe him.

Encyclopedia of American Loons

His track record when it comes to his predictions of collapse is abysmal; he has, as far as we can see, never been close to being right ever.

[xzins]

I take your criticism seriously, but I still did not find anything in the link that shows Snyder to be a failed lawyer. Can you provide that link or is it a conclusion based on his crisis blogs and not based on his performance as a lawyer?

[Brown Deer]

He states that he was an attorney for a short time and is now a blogger. That would make him a failure as a lawyer, unless you can show us something which verifies him being a successful attorney.

[xzins]

In his bio he says he was a successful lawyer. You have stated that he is a failed lawyer. I just want to see a link that shows he’s been disbarred, fired, reprimanded, something.

It’s entirely fair for you to have an opinion. I just wanted to see the facts you were basing your opinion on. As I understand it, your fact is that he is now a writer, blogger, and speaker on economic crises.

That’s fine. I don’t see that the two necessarily go together. John Grisham is now a writer of hyper-liberal novels. He used to be a lawyer. I could surmise that makes him a failed lawyer. Same with Ann Coulter, and half the gals at Fox News. They are all failed lawyers.

[Brown Deer]

http://www.articlerunner.net/Author/29790/Mikkal-Travis.html

https://www.facebook.com/mikkal.travvis/about

http://hersite.info/about-meranda/

Michael and I are close to our 10 year anniversary. I lived in Canada when we first met, and he lived in Virginia. We met on a Christian dating website, had a wild romance on the phone and got married a few months after.

We both started our lives as a couple, 30 minutes away from DC, in Virginia. Michael was an attorney at the time, and I managed a couple apartment complexes. While I considered myself to be pretty creative before getting married, the position allowed me to experiment with so much more.

A couple apartment moves later, Michael started blogging at night after work, while I was busy attending auctions and estate sales which allowed me to re-sell furniture. We got to the point where we were outgrowing our small condo in Virginia, and Michael’s blogs were starting to take off that we took a leap and moved across the country to Seattle. We loved the rainy city, but didn’t last too long, before we packed up and moved to Idaho.

[xzins]

Those pictures do appear to be the same. Thanks. You were right. I was wrong.