It Will All Go Horribly Wrong

The last commentary says it all, it will all go horribly wrong. That is the inevitable consequence of 100 years of credit expansion from virtually nothing to $250 trillion, plus global unfunded liabilities of probably $500 trillion, plus derivatives of $1.5 quadrillion. This is a staggering total of $2 ΒΌ quadrillion. Therefore, the question is not what could go wrong since it is guaranteed that all these liabilities will implode at some point. And when they do, it will bring misery to the world of a magnitude that no one could ever imagine. It is of course very difficult to forecast the end of a major cycle. As this is unlikely to be a mere 100-year cycle but possibly a 2000-year cycle. It is also impossible to forecast how long the decline will take. Will it be gradual like the Dark Ages which took 500 years after the fall of the Roman Empire? Or will the fall be much faster this time due to the implosion of the biggest credit bubbles in history? The latter is more likely especially since the bubble will become a lot bigger before it implodes. Also this time we are not talking about real assets crashing in value but the biggest part will be paper assets with no intrinsic value.

It Will All Go Horribly Wrong