As the days of Extend and Pretend lurch toward their inevitable catastrophic End, the Smell of Fear grows thicker by the moment...
The globalized economy is a colossal Ponzi Scheme in which the vast majority survive on the bread crumbs falling off the table. The possibility of 7 billion people achieving a consumption-oriented lifestyle is zero, so the World Bank conveniently set the poverty line at $1.25/day to legalize global slavery. As long as someone else's children are doing the suffering, it's "all good". Post-2008, this illusion was extended merely by plundering all future generations.
Showing posts with label minsky moment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minsky moment. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Deflation v.s. Hyperinflation Revisited (yes, again)
The Deflation v.s. Hyperinflation debate continues to rage across the blogosphere, but for my part, for all the wrong reasons. In my opinion, those in the clear majority who predict hyperinflation as the next likely outcome have a severe conflict of interest. The next time you visit a blog predicting hyperinflation, take a look around for the gold and silver advertisements adorning the blog and/or question the current investment position of the blog. As expected, the Idiocracy sees this current Deflation/Hyperinflation divergence as another opportunity to make a lot of money. They see 'LTRO's' and 'QE n' programs around every corner.
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
That Minsky Moment
As my depiction of the Idiocracy would predict, today's thought dealers (politicians, economists, media infotainers) have an infantile obsession with avoiding the truth and reality. So we ask, what would it take to get our policy-makers to face reality and begin to craft some realistic long-term solutions to these economic problems?
Waiting for the Minsky Moment
We have what I would call a Wile E. Coyote economy that has run off the cliff and is suspended (temporarily) only by Central Bank liquidity programs. All we are waiting for now is the Minsky Moment.
Waiting for the Minsky Moment
We have what I would call a Wile E. Coyote economy that has run off the cliff and is suspended (temporarily) only by Central Bank liquidity programs. All we are waiting for now is the Minsky Moment.
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