Economic Storm Coming…..Prepare, Prepare, Prepare

IS THAT A STORM ON THE HORIZON?

IS THAT A STORM ON THE HORIZON?? The economic situation is serious enough I have to report on it. This is a short post on what may be a significant sign…Glencore’s stock went into a freefall and lost 29% of its value yesterday. There are signs globally of trouble. There are many indicators of a weak U.S. economy…for instance, Medicare is paying out more it takes in, and so will Social Security. Will our economy continue to muddle forward or are we seeing distinctive signs of a global economic meltdown that will pull us further down?

WHAT IS HAPPENING?? In 2008, Lehman Bros. and AIG made news by collapsing. There is a company called Glencore which may replicate what happened to AIG in 2008. Glencore was the biggest stock exchange float in British history, and via its stock increases its leadership became filthy rich. They own stakes in mines around the world incl. copper in the Demo. Rep. of Congo, chrome, platinum & vanadium in So. Africa, and zinc in Kazakhstan. They tried unsuccessfully a few years back to corner the zinc market. Zambia, one of the countries with Glencore mines has its currency, the kwacha, in a freefall. Glencore’s stock lost 29% of its value yesterday. This year it’s stock lost 75% of its value. Investors saw 30 billion pounds of investments evaporate.

WHAT WE ARE TOLD. Today, analysts from the Rothschild’s Citibank said positive things about Glencore, saying that it was being treated “unfairly” by investors and that it should still post an annual profit of about 4.9 bil. pounds (about US$7.5 billion). Also today, the company publicly announced it was “operationally & financially robust” and that it had sufficient funds for what might come at it. Meanwhile earlier this month they halted mining operations in Africa, sold assets, and suspended dividend payments. They are reported heavily in debt. So are they doing great, or are they in trouble?? Will they lead us in the upcoming collapse?

IS GERMANY’S ECONOMY STALLING OR SPEEDING UP? Depending on who you listen to, you get different stories. Germany is Europe’s largest economy and they lead the world in a number of areas: they are the top site globally for trade fairs, they are the leading producer globally for wind turbines & solar energy technology, & Germany had the highest trade surplus of any nation globally in 2014. Europe’s financial markets are deep in the red. Its FTSE 100 recently lost 100 pts. And as some of you have noticed, the German Volkswagen got themselves in serious trouble by faking emissions tests involving 11 million cars. That is surprising for us who know how dedicated the Germans are to quality. Germany’s finance minister today said the VW scandal would not affect Germany’s economy. A number of Germans are wanting to leave the nation due to the Moslem refugees that are pouring in & the problems assoc. with all that. Much of Europe has a sluggish economy…if Germany’s starts to stall, then you know Europe is in trouble.

THINGS ARE SERIOUS ENOUGH that you already will certainly want to take actions to mitigate what could happen if this global meltdown continues.

Comment: At the very least stock up on beans and rice, canned meat and canned food that you use a lot whether it’s spaghetti sauce, fish, chicken or turkey. You will need at least a years supply. Let’s just say we are in tribulation which started at September 23, 2017 and the Collapse, I believe, will be in 2020. You have months to prepare. Hyperinflation like in Weimar Germany will happen. Anything can trigger this collapse: Federal Reserve raising interest rates, DeutschBank Bankruptcy, cracking down on CIA illegal drugs which are propping major banks up with Drug Dealing Dollars, etc. Our dollar is Monopoly Money backed up by nothing and the BRICs countries (about 160 of them or 75% of the countries in the world) don’t want our failing dollar and to collapse with us.

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