2013-05-15kingworldnews.com

I'm looking at the disconnect in the world and it's becoming more exacerbated.  Let's look at some examples:  Stock markets worldwide are booming, but these booming markets have nothing to do with economic prospects.  Prospects in the world are worse than ever, and this includes the US, Europe, Japan and China.  None of these countries have a booming economy.  What they have is massive debt and accelerating deficits.

... what we are seeing here with the booming stock markets and weak currencies is a clear sign of the hyperinflation that is guaranteed to come. The booming stock market is the first sign of hyperinflation. That is always the case.

As a the currency continues to fall, inflation in the economy will only increase. So starts the vicious circle of falling bond prices and currencies, leading to a hyperinflationary depression. It looks like Japan will be the first to encounter this, but many will follow.



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