About Me

- ASH (Ashutosh Singh)
- Financial Advisor, GTA, Ontario, Canada
- Investment, Insurance, Tax & Estate Planning
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Former LA Mayor Richard Riordan on Schwarzenegger, Unions, and Bankrupt cities
"Throughout the country (US), 90 percent of cities and states are going bankrupt within the next five years, many sooner." Former L.A. Mayor Riordan.
12 Economic Collapse Scenarios That We Could Potentially See In 2011
What could cause an economic collapse in 2011? Well, unfortunately there are quite a few "nightmare scenarios" that could plunge the entire globe into another massive financial crisis. The United States, Japan and most of the nations in Europe are absolutely drowning in debt. The Federal Reserve continues to play reckless games with the U.S. dollar. The price of oil is skyrocketing and the global price of food just hit a new record high. Food riots are already breaking out all over the world. Meanwhile, the rampant fraud and corruption going on in world financial markets is starting to be exposed and the whole house of cards could come crashing down at any time. Most Americans have no idea that a horrific economic collapse could happen at literally any time. There is no way that all of this debt and all of this financial corruption is sustainable. At some point we are going to reach a moment of "total system failure".
So will it be soon? Let's hope not. Let's certainly hope that it does not happen in 2011. Many of us need more time to prepare. Most of our families and friends need more time to prepare. Once this thing implodes there isn't going to be an opportunity to have a "do over". We simply will not be able to put the toothpaste back into the tube again.
So we all better be getting prepared for hard times. The following are 12 economic collapse scenarios that we could potentially see in 2011....
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Gold Standard now supported by Alan Greenspan the person who help destroy the US Dollar
Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan discusses his distaste for the very central bank he reigned for 2 decades.
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