Minutes from the June FOMC meeting came out today. They revealed that a
few Fed policy makers believe the central bank will probably need to
take further action. Whether you think the Fed has failed by doing too
much or too little, there is plenty of evidence it has succeeded in
propping up the stock market. But are there signs even this is coming to
an end? And though Fed members may expect moderate growth looking
forward, Mike Shedlock, Investment Advisor for Sitka Pacific Capital,
explains why he thinks the US is already in a recession.
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Global
leaders have tried just about everything that they can think of, but
the coming global financial catastrophe continues to march steadily
toward us. We have seen "stimulus packages", quantitative easing, bond
buying, interest rate cuts, emergency economic summits, bailout packages
for banks, bailout packages for entire nations, "Operation Twist",
unprecedented government intervention in business and massive amounts of
new government debt and yet nothing seems to revive the global
economy. In fact, it looks like we are rapidly heading into the second
dip of a "double dip recession". Unfortunately, many believe that this
next dip will be more like a full-blown depression. All over the world,
top economic experts are warning that we are facing an unprecedented
crisis of debt and insolvency that will result in a global financial
catastrophe. The eurozone is drowning in debt, the U.S. government is
drowning in debt and major banks all over the globe are drowning in
debt. Global authorities have been trying to patch the system together
and keep it going, but the incredible damage that all of this debt has
done is now becoming apparent to everyone. The global debt bubble that
has fueled prosperity in the western world for the last several decades
is getting ready to burst, and when that happens the chaos that will
result will be absolutely horrifying.
The following are 19 warnings about a coming global financial catastrophe....
1. "Dr. Doom" Nouriel Roubini says that the rapidly approaching financial crisis will be even worse than 2008....