Great Depression 2020 News Thread

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Saying that there will be a depression in 2020 is the equivalent of fortune tellers that state that a famous celebrity will die in 2020.

Can you define what a recession is for starters so we can pin down what exactly you are referring to?

Yes, we will be screwed when the recession hits because Trump has handicapped the Federal Reserve's ability to fight off a recession among other terrible policies that bring short term profits and long term pain.

However that is not the tone of your argument. You don't just drop a 40 minute video in your first post and mic drop. You need to explain your beliefs and positions better.

I'll be back breh. My cazack colleagues are still trying to get me out of here and I have stuff that I need to focus on for now.

The general idea is that the "recovery" since 2008 has been largely smoke and mirrors and that our economies have been kept on life support by the printing of money. This according to "some" (MMT?) is not inflationary but it is.

The excessive debt within the system has not been corrected as it would normally be during an economic cycle. Interest rates are historically low. National debt historically high. We find ourselves at the precipice of a turn for the worse and this time we do not have the (historical) tools to fight it so it's likely that they will print.

That will take us into uncharted waters.
 

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My stocks say otherwise. :umad:

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My portfolio is at an all time high. I’d have no problems showing proof if needed.

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But breh (as someone tried to point out) the stock market is dislocated from the real economy. High stock prices are not a sign of a healthy economy.

The underlying weakness of the US economy must be visible to most by now.
 
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