CRISIS FUNG ADVISORY: We Are Facing the End Game--It's Just a Matter of Months

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Schiff: 2/3 of America to Lose
Everything Because of This Crisis
By Money Morning Staff Reports

A record breaking stock market is distorting a frightening reality: The U.S. is being eaten alive by a horrific cancer that will ultimately destroy the economy and impoverish the vast majority of its citizens.

http://moneymorning.com/ob-article/schiff-us-will-win-currency-war.php?code=3243

That's according to Peter Schiff, the best-selling author and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, who delivered his harsh warning to investors in a recent interview on Fox Business.

"I think we are heading for a worse economic crisis than we had in 2007," Schiff said. "You're going to have a collapse in the dollar...a huge spike in interest rates... and our whole economy, which is built on the foundation of cheap money, is going to topple when you pull the rug out from under it."

Schiff says that, despite "phony" signs of an economic recovery, the cancer destroying America stems from a lethal concoction of our $16 trillion federal debt and the Fed's never ending money printing.

Currently, Bernanke and company is buying $1 trillion of Treasury and mortgage bonds a year. That's about $85 billion per month against a budget deficit that is about the same level.

According to Schiff, these numbers are unsustainable. And the Fed has no credible "exit strategy."

Eventually interest rates will rise... and when they do, Schiff says, stocks will tank and bonds dip to nothing. Massive new tax hikes will be imposed and programs and entitlements will be cut to the bone.
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"The crisis is imminent," Schiff said. "I don't think Obama is going to finish his second term without the bottom dropping out. And stock market investors are oblivious to the problems."

"We're broke, Schiff added. "We owe trillions. Look at our budget deficit; look at the debt to GDP ratio, the unfunded liabilities. If we were in the Eurozone, they would kick us out."

Schiff points out that the market gains experienced recently, with the Dow first topping 14,000 on its way to setting record highs, are giving investors a false sense of security.

"It's not that the stock market is gaining value... it's that our money is losing value. And so if you have a debased currency... a devalued currency, the price of everything goes up. Stocks are no exception," he said.

"The Fed knows that the U.S. economy is not recovering," he noted.
"It simply is being kept from collapse by artificially low interest rates and quantitative easing. As that support goes, the economy will implode."
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A noted economist, Schiff has been a fierce critic of the Fed and its policies for years. And his warnings have proven to be prophetic.

In August 2006, when the Dow was hitting new highs nearly every day, Schiff said in an interview: "The United States is like the Titanic, and I'm here with the lifeboat trying to get people to leave the ship... I see a real financial crisis coming for the United States."

Just over a year later, the meltdown that became the Great Recession began, just as Schiff predicted.

He also predicted the subprime mortgage bubble burst, nearly a year before the real estate market fully crashed.

His recent warnings, however, have been even more alarming. Will they also prove to be true?

In his most recent book, "The Real Crash" How to Save Yourself and Your Country", Schiff writes that
when the "real crash" comes," it will be worse than the Great Depression.

Unemployment will skyrocket, credit will dry up, and worse, the dollar will collapse completely, "wiping out all savings and sending consumer prices into the stratosphere."

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Schiff estimates this "cancer" could consume a trillion dollars from consumers this year.

"Today we're the world's greatest debtor nation. Companies, homeowners and banks are so highly leveraged, rising interest rates will be devastating."

According to polls, the average American is indeed sensing danger. A recent survey found that 61% of Americans believe a catastrophe is looming - yet only 15% feel prepared for such a deeply troubling event.
Is Devastation The Ultimate Cure?

Despite its bleak outlook, Schiff's book has become a real wake-up call for millions of readers.

While Schiff's predictions can be grim, he also offers step-by-step solutions that average Americans can follow to protect their wealth, investments and savings.

According to Schiff, "the crash and what follows" can be beneficial. But only for those who understand beforehand what is happening and have time to prepare for the devastation.

"All we can do now is prepare for the crash," Schiff said. "If we brace ourselves properly and control the impact, we will survive it."

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I've disagreed with some of Schiff's views on various occasions. (of course he's the millionaire, and book writer, while I'm merely a lowly country gentleman...so he's doing something right, no doubt) However, regarding this particular tidbit of info, I wholeheartedly agree.
We here in CONUS are tapped out, in every possible respect. Many have lost their spiritual core. Others already realize that dishonesty and disrespect are the hallmarks of a decadent society. Ask yourself this question..........are our institutions, both governmental and non-governmental(financial) corrupt? If the answer is yes, then you are more than likely in the majority concerning where we're headed....AND prepare accordingly.
 

China Connection

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All the dreams of survival in the main are just that. Straight off the dollar will drop about 40%. Unemployment will get a lot, lot worse. The crime rate will go totally mad.


So look at Argentinian and what happened there and is continuing to happen. That I think is fairly close to the future for most of the West.


How long will it last? Well we have war about to start. It will go nuke quickly. Food is going to go mad in price and stay that way permanently. Hyperinflation will destroy savings. When things level out, "one" will think a Chinese factory worker has a good job. Currently that means about $200 to $250 a month.

Currently lot of Americans are flooding over here to take jobs for $800 a month plus accommodation. Yeah, I have to compete as they take the cheapest applicant.
 
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China Connection

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Dying is not the worry; living is the worry. Would you like to live in today's Iraq? Gangs everywhere and life isn't worth anything. Everything is a struggle for existence without any joy. Still in China one can be poor with dignity and get something out of life. However somewhere like Iraq no.
 

Mzkitty

I give up.
Dying is not the worry; living is the worry. Would you like to live in today's Iraq? Gangs everywhere and life isn't worth anything. Everything is a struggle for existence without any joy.

Yes, everything everywhere is a struggle to stay alive, unless you are one of the elite.

This is why when the antichrist gets here for real, he will have no trouble getting people to go along with him -- he will promise everything, peace, prosperity, etc.

:dvl1:
 

China Connection

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Go here to get a feel for the coming life: http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt...y+Iraq&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&fr=yfp-t-900

faces_of_poverty_27.jpg


Being hungry in India:

Poverty-in-India.jpg
 

Hfcomms

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The only reason why we haven't collapsed yet is because the US has[d] the defacto reserve currency of the world which allows[d] us to print money to infinity. That is changing rapidly. In the past nations that have wanted to bypass our dollars we went to war with them. That isn't working now because too many nations are now diversifying out of the dollar too fast. When they don't need our digi-dollars anymore....look out below!!
 

TerryK

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mzkitty, CC is talking about a different kind of struggle than most Americans have ever had to face.
 

tanstaafl

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Article linked today at Coinflation.com says the US has suspended the debt ceiling (http://rt.com/business/us-debt-ceiling-suspended--510/). Instead of a new dollar amount for the next "ceiling," they instead have just set a date. That's a first in US history.

I figure it's NOT a good sign when economic stories (starting in 2007) are routinely peppered with phrases like "the worst since the Great Depression," "the worst since record keeping began," "the first time in US history," and "never before in world history."
 

TerryK

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The only reason why we haven't collapsed yet is because the US has[d] the defacto reserve currency of the world which allows[d] us to print money to infinity. That is changing rapidly. In the past nations that have wanted to bypass our dollars we went to war with them. That isn't working now because too many nations are now diversifying out of the dollar too fast. When they don't need our digi-dollars anymore....look out below!!

Hf you nailed it. For far too long the US has balanced it's budget on the backs of all those nations who had to use the dollar.

We always found a way to start a war, military action or foment internal trouble at the mere threat of dropping the dollar.

It's a little harder to do now that some of those countries have nuclear weapons.

When the BRIC countries drop the dollar, all the smaller ones will follow suite and as you said, "look out below"
 

kytom

escapee from reality
All the dreams of survival in the main are just that. Straight off the dollar will drop about 40%. Unemployment will get a lot, lot worse. The crime rate will go totally mad.


So look at Argentinian and what happened there and is continuing to happen. That I think is fairly close to the future for most of the West.


How long will it last? Well we have war about to start. It will go nuke quickly. Food is going to go mad in price and stay that way permanently. Hyperinflation will destroy savings. When things level out one will think a Chinese factory worker has a good job. Currently that means about $200 to $250 a month.

Currently lot of Americans are flooding over here to take jobs for $800 a month plus accommodation. Yeah, I have to compete as they take the cheapest applicant.
the dollar has gone up! im going to ask this question. money has to go somewhere. it does its best to seek safety. where will the money go when the dollar collapses? not the euro, yen, reminbi. people put alot of their money in the swiss franc a few years back and the swiss devalued it. i keep hearing the dollar will fall. in times of deflation of which we are in right now cash is king. the fed cant print money fast enough. japan has been doing this for 20 years and the yen rallied to 70 something to the dollar. they are trying to get 1-2% inflation. they cant. just saying that imho the dollar will stay the preferred currency for some time to come.
 
Yes, everything everywhere is a struggle to stay alive, unless you are one of the elite.

This is why when the antichrist gets here for real, he will have no trouble getting people to go along with him -- he will promise everything, peace, prosperity, etc.

:dvl1:


Hmmmm - that doesn't exactly sound like "Hope & Change"...or "Fundamental Transformation", does it?
(or DOES IT?)

What will ignite the supposedly coming hyperinflation conflagration?
 

My Adonai

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Just posted this and it goes right along with this thread:

More poor live now in suburbs than cities



http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/...94J0LF20130520


More poor people now live in U.S. suburbs than cities -study
12:47pm EDT


Newly constructed homes in an unfinished subdivision is surrounded by weeds in Coolidge, Arizona December 6, 2010. REUTERS/Joshua Lott

Credit: Reuters/Joshua Lott




WASHINGTON | Mon May 20, 2013 12:55pm EDT

(Reuters) - The number of people living in poverty in U.S. suburbs surpassed the number of poor in cities over the past decade, driven by strong growth in overall suburban populations, according to an analysis released on Monday.

The change is posing a challenge to some traditional U.S. approaches to fighting poverty, which were aimed primarily at poverty in urban settings, the Brookings Institution study found.

The number of poor people living in suburbs rose 64 percent between 2000 and 2011, reaching 16.4 million, it showed. The number of poor people living in urban areas increased 29 percent to 13.4 million.

"Despite the fact that 'poverty in America' still conjures images of inner-city slums, the suburbanization of poverty has redrawn the contemporary American landscape," authors Elizabeth Kneebone and Alan Berube wrote
 

China Connection

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Ah, where is going to do well????????????

AsI have been saying with gold that it does not have a practical value like say a bag of fertilizer or fishing line and hooks. There has to be rich people to be wanting to buy gold. If everywhere crashes together more or less then no one will be going gold crazy. However many will be trying to offload it so they can eat. That will make a buyers market.


So where is going to do well? Nowhere as far as I can see. China will be the best positioned for manufacturing if say things picked up. China's problem is however water and it is just going to get worse.

So the best place to be is the back of beyond in a good fishing spot.
 

Garryowen

Deceased
Yes, everything everywhere is a struggle to stay alive, unless you are one of the elite.

This is why when the antichrist gets here for real, he will have no trouble getting people to go along with him -- he will promise everything, peace, prosperity, etc.

:dvl1:

I thought he already did that.
 

China Connection

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The trouble is with "one" trying to protect one's saving is simple.

Say we see hyperinflation, a couple of deadly viruses let loose, a shutdown of industry due to viral spread, World War Three and civil unrest meaning mainly millions of people stealing and doing whatever they can to live.

So under such circumstances how can one survive financially? Everyone's advise is purely guesswork. Take here in China, what are the rich doing? They are trying to jump ship as quick as they can. They can see the local problem but have rose colored glasses for other countries.


Getting to an out of the way spot where you can eat is the best choice. A real out of the way place.
 

Dozdoats

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the dollar has gone up! im going to ask this question. money has to go somewhere. it does its best to seek safety. where will the money go when the dollar collapses?

The problem so many people are having in modern times is that they have accepted without question Keynesian theories about what money is. Money isn't green paper with pictures of dead presidents printed on it. Money isn't digits.

Money is generally defined by what it DOES as much as by what it IS. One of the things money does is to act as a STORE OF VALUE. Is a paper federal reserve note a store of value? Is a digidollar a store of value? These things work very well as a means of exchange, which is what Keynesian theory defines as money. But Monopoly money is a great means of exchange, when you're playing a Monopoly game.

So ask yourself, what things hold their value as well as serving as a means of exchange, a measure of value etc? When you can answer that you will know where "money" will go when the dollar collapses.
 

Lone_Hawk

Resident Spook
the dollar has gone up! im going to ask this question. money has to go somewhere. it does its best to seek safety. where will the money go when the dollar collapses?

The problem so many people are having in modern times is that they have accepted without question Keynesian theories about what money is. Money isn't green paper with pictures of dead presidents printed on it. Money isn't digits.

Money is generally defined by what it DOES as much as by what it IS. One of the things money does is to act as a STORE OF VALUE. Is a paper federal reserve note a store of value? Is a digidollar a store of value? These things work very well as a means of exchange, which is what Keynesian theory defines as money. But Monopoly money is a great means of exchange, when you're playing a Monopoly game.

So ask yourself, what things hold their value as well as serving as a means of exchange, a measure of value etc? When you can answer that you will know where "money" will go when the dollar collapses.

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