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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4837731" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>In your lifetime you have never seen the national debt so high, a housing bubble, a stock market bubble, huge personal debt, trillions of dollars printed vastly increasing the money supply, bitcoin mania, a silver squeeze, a border crisis, new taxes forthcoming, all coming together at once. There are well known investment advisors like Peter Schiff, Jim Rogers, and a legion of others pointing all of this out. Demographics guy named Harry Dent, who's been right about every financial crisis since the late 80's, gives a lot of reasons why we're about to fall off a cliff. He sees a depression, not recession but thinks we'll come out of it in '23. By the way the Fed recently stopped publishing some key economic stats. Anyone who thinks Modern Monetary Theory will handle any issues doesn't have a clue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4837731, member: 24302"] In your lifetime you have never seen the national debt so high, a housing bubble, a stock market bubble, huge personal debt, trillions of dollars printed vastly increasing the money supply, bitcoin mania, a silver squeeze, a border crisis, new taxes forthcoming, all coming together at once. There are well known investment advisors like Peter Schiff, Jim Rogers, and a legion of others pointing all of this out. Demographics guy named Harry Dent, who's been right about every financial crisis since the late 80's, gives a lot of reasons why we're about to fall off a cliff. He sees a depression, not recession but thinks we'll come out of it in '23. By the way the Fed recently stopped publishing some key economic stats. Anyone who thinks Modern Monetary Theory will handle any issues doesn't have a clue. [/QUOTE]
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