05:08:2019-Frauds End SUddenly part 4 - The Suckers Rally, Inevitable Crash & W

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Why Things Could Get Bad Fast

In 2008, the economy collapsed because of housing debt. Today…

• Total household debt has reached $13.5 trillion – nearly $1 trillion above it’s 2008 peak.
• Nearly every type of debt is soaring: Student debt (all-time high), car debt ($1.1 trillion; delinquencies at an all-time high).
• Corporate debt has nearly doubled since 2008 and reached an all-time high as a percentage of GDP — far above the peaks that preceded the last two recessions.
• And half of all “investment grade” debt is rated BBB — the lowest rung above “junk” status — meaning the slightest tremor could cause a devastating wave of downgrades.
• A particularly risky form of corporate debt – leveraged loans – have more than doubled from 2007.
• Bank of America keeps a running tally of "signposts" that signal looming bear market. The bad news is that 14 of these 19 indicators, or 74%, have been triggered. Two more were toppled earlier this month: the VIX volatility index (VIX) climbed above 20 and a growing number of Americans expect stocks to go up.
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• The government won’t be able to help this time. The Fed’s balance sheet has already grown over five-fold. And the federal deficit has blown past $22 trillion.
• Some experts are calling this situation the “Everything Bubble.” The pin that pops it could be a trade war… a socialist president… geopolitical turmoil... a corporate bankruptcy… or a million other things.
• It hardly matters what. It will destroy your portfolio.
• The time to prepare is NOW.
• When the crash arrives, it will already be too late. Remember: Frauds End Suddenly!!! The rush to the exits will be unlike anything you’ve seen before. Market algorithms will liquidate trillions of dollars of stock market value before ordinary people have the any clue what’s going on.
• Keep in mind… U.S. stocks have already reached their most overvalued level in history, according to countless respected economists.
• Worse than the peak in 1929 before the Great Depression.
• Worse than the peak of the tech bubble in 2000, before a 78% NASDAQ crash.
• Worse than the frenzied run-up to the S&P’s “mere” 37% collapse in 2008.
• 67% of brokers predict a 60% crash in the S&P 500 within the next 2 years.
• But this doesn't have to be a problem for you…
• Next Show-How The Rich Make Millions During A Crisis