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Investment Profit Vehicles For The Intensifying Financial And Economic Storm ("A Great Collapse")
The Market Oracle ^ | 12-4-2009 | DeepCaste _LLC

Posted on 12/04/2009 2:44:16 PM PST by blam

Investment Profit Vehicles For The Intensifying Financial And Economic Storm

Stock-Markets / Investing 2010
Dec 04, 2009 - 01:11 PM
By: DeepCaster LLC

A Great Collapse. The U.S. economic and systemic solvency crises of the last two years are just precursors to a Great Collapse: a hyperinflationary great depression. Such will reflect a complete collapse in the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar, a collapse in the normal stream of U.S. commercial and economic activity, a collapse in the U.S. financial system as we know it, and a likely realignment of the U.S. political environment. The current U.S. financial markets, financial system and economy remain highly unstable and vulnerable to unexpected shocks. The Federal Reserve is dedicated to preventing…debasing the U.S. dollar…

Crises Brewed by Federal Government and Federal Reserve Malfeasance. The crises have been generated out of and are centered on the United States financial system, triggered by the collapse of debt excesses actively encouraged by the Greenspan Federal Reserve.
Recognizing that the U.S. economy was sagging under the weight of structural changes created by government trade, regulatory and social policies — policies that limited real consumer income growth — Mr. Greenspan played along with the political and banking systems. He made policy decisions to steal economic activity from the future, fueling economic growth of the last decade largely through debt expansion.

The Greenspan Fed pushed for ever-greater systemic leverage, including the happy acceptance of new financial products, which included instruments of mis-packaged lending risks, designed for consumption by global entities that openly did not understand the nature of the risks being taken. Complicit in this broad malfeasance was the U.S. government, including both major political parties in successive Administrations and Congresses.” (emphasis added)


TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: collapse; dollar; economy; inflation; investments

1 posted on 12/04/2009 2:44:17 PM PST by blam
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To: blam
Our Annual Predictions For 2010. Good News And Bad News (Kitco)
2 posted on 12/04/2009 2:46:28 PM PST by blam
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To: blam

will Andrea Mitchell be covering the reports of this Fed malfeasance?

Or chasing Sarah Palin with a cheesy magazine cover?


3 posted on 12/04/2009 2:47:21 PM PST by silverleaf (More folks being invited to the White House for Holiday parties than are being sent to Afghanistan)
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To: blam
The Economic Recovery Is Looking Stronger Every Week
4 posted on 12/04/2009 2:49:44 PM PST by blam
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To: blam

In 1 year I will be able to scrape by in a real depression ,,
In 2 years I’ll be prospering through the depression ,,
and if I have 3 years to grow and prepare I’ll be providing jobs and food...

Please give me at least one more year to prepare...


5 posted on 12/04/2009 4:35:54 PM PST by Neidermeyer
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To: Neidermeyer
"Please give me at least one more year to prepare..."

Maybe...it'll be close.

6 posted on 12/04/2009 7:10:58 PM PST by blam
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for later


7 posted on 12/04/2009 7:16:42 PM PST by Trailerpark Badass (Happiness is a choice!)
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To: blam; PAR35; AndyJackson; Thane_Banquo; nicksaunt; MadLibDisease; happygrl; Roy Tucker; GOPJ; ...

Ping!


8 posted on 12/05/2009 7:23:09 AM PST by TigerLikesRooster (LUV DIC -- L,U,V-shaped recession, Depression, Inflation, Collapse)
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To: blam

bttt for later read.


9 posted on 12/05/2009 1:22:49 PM PST by Freedom_Is_Not_Free (Depression Countdown: 50... 49... 48...)
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To: blam
Here is the same question I posted on another thread.

Is hyperinflation a good thing for paying off my mortgage?

I mean, if the US Dollar becomes Monopoly money, won't I owe something like 10 Euros?


10 posted on 12/06/2009 9:23:37 AM PST by SkyPilot
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To: SkyPilot

Persumably your wages will go up to compensate for inflation but your mortgage payments will remain the same. You can make your mortgage payments with cheap money.


11 posted on 12/06/2009 9:27:11 AM PST by blam
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To: blam
Persumably your wages will go up to compensate for inflation but your mortgage payments will remain the same. You can make your mortgage payments with cheap money

What if a Lot of people lose their jobs and all they have are devalued dollars.

12 posted on 12/06/2009 10:09:51 AM PST by freedommom
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To: freedommom
"What if a Lot of people lose their jobs and all they have are devalued dollars."

That's when the social 'unrest' will begin and anticipation of this possibility/probability is what is driving gun and ammo sales these days.

13 posted on 12/06/2009 10:27:21 AM PST by blam
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To: blam

Thanks for the ping. That was a very honest piece.

Some of the gold bugs are exceptionally honest about most of what is happening and what will be likely. However, they tend to leave out the necessary part about real production (manufacturing, for one) in an economy. And they assume that a gold phase would go on indefinitely, regardless of how low and long a bad economy goes.

Heavy and diverse production is really the basis of a good economy, and morality is necessary to keep such an economy going. This world hasn’t been and won’t be perfect, so any large population trend toward morality will not last for very long. Economies will fall.

And yes, savings and the attitude toward building with one’s own hands is the best way to go for each individual. All of the promoted, all-encompassing systems of economics are flawed, because people will become flawed.

It’s what we—each of us individuals—do that counts. At best, we can each only try to do better today than we did yesterday and do something good for others once in a while with our short life. You older folks, listen to your grandparents or great-grandparents (those who were actually cognizant adults during the Great Depression). Younger folks, learn about your great-great-grandparents.

And fiscal conservatism will not work without moral conservatism. Invest in your own labor. Save, and learn to make something useful.

You who currently prevail, stop preventing your neighbors from producing while trying to blame absent bogeymen for your thieving. The “environmentalists” are your relatives, friends, favored employees and students—not the relatives of men who try to save and build with their own hands.


14 posted on 12/07/2009 3:40:19 PM PST by familyop (cbt. engr. (cbt), NG, '89-' 96, Duncan Hunter or no-vote)
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To: SkyPilot
"Is hyperinflation a good thing for paying off my mortgage?"

Maybe, if you invest in the manufacturing of some of our "trading partners," as most advisors have told their clients. The inflationary trend usually becomes apparent about a year after the Fed raises the rate.

In this case, it will become apparent after freight fuel and/or foreign product prices (foreign currencies) go much higher due to foreign production and consumerism weighed against our laziness and defaults on loans from foreign investors.

Getting to work at making or building something useful might pay off the mortgage--that is, if local competition through regulatory tactics hasn't gotten in the way too much.


15 posted on 12/07/2009 4:14:19 PM PST by familyop (cbt. engr. (cbt), NG, '89-' 96, Duncan Hunter or no-vote)
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To: blam
Oops. I mistakenly wrote comment #14 in this thread. I had intended to reply with that in regards to your post, Deflationary Economic Depression 2010, Ready Or Not Here It Comes! (re. "gold bugs"). Your posts on the economy are all great material for our consideration and personal adjustments, though.


16 posted on 12/07/2009 4:23:07 PM PST by familyop (cbt. engr. (cbt), NG, '89-' 96, Duncan Hunter or no-vote)
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To: blam

bttt


17 posted on 12/07/2009 4:26:08 PM PST by petercooper (GOP: Big Tent Party??? Not if you are a CONSERVATIVE.)
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