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Date: Mon, 19 Oct 2018 16:06:46 +1100Harry Dent: 'Australia is starting to crack, and this crash is going to HURT' |
Recently the following email arrived in my inbox ... Certainly one of the most Apocalyptic emails I have seen this month. Your humble blogger used to make dire predictions about the Australian property market, but gave up doing so several years ago as it constantly defied gravity, thanks largely to generous government and reserve bank support. Harry takes gloomy predictions to new lows ... But then he is trying to sell us his book ...
Dear Reader,
Harry here.
I'm currently in Australia again. It's one of my favourite places on the planet.
I'm doing a five-city tour starting in Perth and ending in Brisbane.
I try and get to your lovely country once a year. But this will be my second visit in 2018. (Thanks again to my Australian friend Naomi for her tips on dealing with the jet lag).
I'm here for a second time because something big is brewing. I was several years early in calling it, I'll admit. But Australia's big real estate crack-up seems to have finally begun.
How big are the cracks? Why are Australians so worried about it? I'll be in touch with you have that in the days to come. But as a good prime, if you haven't already, you should read my book Zero Hour. Scroll down to find out more about it and how to claim a copy.
Regards,
Harry Dent,
For Markets & MoneyHe predicted Japan's 1989 economic collapse, the dotcom AND subprime busts, as well as the populist wave that brought Brexit and Donald Trump... all well before the mainstream media.
Now controversial economist and bestselling author Harry Dent returns with a chilling warning for Australia ... Get mailed a hardcopy - plus instant access to the entire 'Zero Hour Survival Package' - all for just $7.95 today The next global financial crisis could be triggered by something virtually NO ONE is looking at, according to renowned economic futurist Harry Dent.
A $57 TRILLION debt quake ... One that could be about to rip the financial world apart. To give that some scary perspective: the GFC was triggered by just $500 billion in subprime mortgages resetting in 2008.
In the words of Dent:'The folly of central bank policies are about to become painfully clear'.
In his latest MUST-READ book Zero Hour, Dent shows that we're about to enter a global 'Economic Winter'...one which could put Australia's economy into a deep freeze for five years or more...
You'll learn what Dent sees coming...
What the highest potential trigger for the coming debt-quake could be...
Why, at the end of 2018, we're starting to feel the first tremors...
And the sequence of events that could occur once the crisis gets out of control.
All so you can formulate your own 'evasive action' investing plan now...Dear Reader,
Global asset markets don't feel too safe right now, do they?
So far this year, we've had two mini-crashes: in January and October. Both managed to stay contained. But will the next one ... ?
Whether the next crash is 'The Big One' or not ... I'm convinced it's coming. And it's going to be triggered by something that has never, in history, caused a global financial calamity.
That's why so few people see what's coming.
Let me explain exactly where we are at right now. Then we'll get onto what I see happening next in 2019 ... The 2008 financial crisis was well overdue.
What with predictably slowing demographics, especially in the US at first, and an unprecedented debt bubble in the developed countries.
The trigger, you'll remember, was the subprime crisis. A small, but high-risk sector of really bad loans that started to blow up when everyday households started to default on mortgages they could never afford in the first place.
But that was only the trigger ... That's something you really need to wrap your head around going into 2019. I believe another debt crisis, of far greater magnitude, is coming. But, like 2008, it's waiting for its trigger.
Why is another crisis coming? And what could the likely trigger be?
Since early 2009, we've seen the implementation of unprecedented money printing to save the banking system and economy from a depression. But here's what few people realise ... Most of the new debt that has accumulated since then has been in the third world. A McKinsey study shows that emerging markets have taken on $57 trillion in additional debt through 2014, with more to follow.
Like 2008, this too will blow.
I know that troubled emerging markets might not seem to have anything to do with you in Australia. But PLEASE hear me out.
Many of my readers around the world in the mid-2000s had a hard time understanding my warnings that bad mortgages in America posed a critical danger to their own wealth.
It's the same with this new looming crisis.
Like then, it will be those who get their heads around it ... take the time to understand it ... and take the right precautions before it gets out of control ... who fare the best. Let me explain a little more of what I see building ...
The trigger this time looks to be corporate loan failures in emerging countries.
That's the 'subprime' of the next crisis.
Starting with Turkey and then an even bigger crisis in Venezuela. Turkey, like China, greatly over-expanded after 2008 with cheap dollar-based loans. Such foreign loans aren't in their control and makes them more vulnerable to defaults. And now, with the dollar and US interest rates rising, Turkey is getting into trouble quickly.
Then there's Venezuela ... Venezuela's over-spending on social programs, from oil revenues when they were high and dependent on foreign debt, was more extreme. And that's the classic scenario where you get hyperinflation.
You must print large amounts of money to pay off increasingly expensive foreign debt - but unlike the developed countries, that money doesn't go back into the economy to help prop it and the banks up.
Rather, the currency keeps crashing from such outflows.
This creates internal inflation from imports, and it makes those foreign loans massively more expensive ... so they print much more money until they approach one million percent inflation. Welcome to Venezuela today.
This chart tells the story:
Source: Bank of International Settlements
See, we still have loads of debt in the developed countries.
But it's not enough to trigger the next global downturn.
Our debt spree, especially corporate, peaked in 2008. It's been flat ever since, with a brief drop as a percentage of GDP in 2014. It was 94% in early 2008 and is 92% today. We didn't de-leverage. Nor leverage back up further. THAT IS NOT THE CASE FOR DEVELOPING NATIONS. As the McKinsey study showed, all the action shifted to the emerging countries where cheap dollars (and euro and yen) made foreign borrowing easier and cheaper.
This, reader, is the quickly escalating flashpoint.
Of course, I'm not claiming absolutely certainty. I never do. But, I sincerely believe that the wider global crisis I outline in my book Zero Hour will start with a debt quake in the emerging countries.
And that, in fact, this crisis may have already begun ...
Emerging countries went from 55% of GDP in late 2008 to 108% - doubling - today, with the strongest surge after 2011 when Europe joined the US and Japan with all guns blazing in money printing together.
But China, with its unprecedented 64-times debt since 2000, was the race horse.
It's gone from 97% corporate debt in late 2008, to a 166% peak in early 2016 and is currently at 164%!
Emerging countries normally don't have corporate, or any sector, debt ratios nearly as high as developed countries because they're not as wealthy or credit-worthy.
But now China and emerging countries' corporations are the most in debt ... and they tend to default first.
China's stock market has been down as much as 25% recently and the emerging market indices have been down 22%, with Turkey down 30% and Venezuela down 40%.
This is a Major Divergence. It's a Warning that Something is SERIOUSLY WRONG
It's a warning that the next crash is coming. And 2019 could very well gain the same historical notoriety as the years 2008, 2000, 1987 ... even 1929.
Even in developed countries, the risks are rising. You've seen what's been happening recently in the asset markets. The percentage of BBB (near junk) ratings on US corporate bonds has risen from 32% to 48%, currently at 47%. And there's a wall of high-yield (actual junk) debt to be re-financed between 2019 and 2024. Europe has seen a more ominous trend going from 18% BBB to 48% since late 2008. Italy and Greece are on the brink. The developed world is just waiting for that tipping point.
Corporate debt, especially in emerging countries, is likely to be it. And the First Tremors of This Debt Quake are Already Being Felt On page 98 of my new book, Zero Hour, I make a rather bold claim:
If we don't see a worldwide financial crisis to rival the Great Depression by early 2020, 'I'll quit my profession and become a limo driver on the Gold Coast of Australia.'
I really do think you are going something seismic occur in 2019.
As Barrons writes:
'It's getting harder to ignore the risk of contagion in emerging markets that many investors have been pushing aside, even as conditions in Argentina and Turkey have worsened.'
But, as I keep saying, emerging markets will just be the trigger to what I see as a much bigger, potentially world-altering crisis.
One that could, potentially, reshape the financial system more than any crisis in the last 100 years.
What do I mean by that?
Four fundamental cycles are about to converge.
They have only done so twice in the last century.
First, at the outset of the Great Depression.
Second, in the early to mid-1970s.
Both times an economic crisis of epic proportions swept across the world.
In October 1929, on what became known as Black Thursday, the American stock market started a hellish four-day crash. And then just kept on falling ... If you owned an average portfolio of Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks between 1929 and 1932, you'd have suffered a life-wrecking loss of -89%.
Investors around the world suffered similar losses. The question many are asking right now is this ... Is the world lining up for a similar catastrophic, once-in-a-lifetime event?
The 1929 crash cost Americans alone more than the cost of America's entire First World War effort. And while the crash started in America, its ripple effects were felt profoundly here in Australia.
That 80%-plus share market wipe-out was devastating in the early 1930s, but back then, in investment terms, it really only affected wealthy Australians.
Although, in terms of the overall economy, it affected everyone.
Exports plummeted, putting catastrophic downward pressure on wages. This resulted in crippling strikes ... coal mining strikes in particular brought the economy to its knees.
And then came the tidal wave of layoffs. One in three Aussies found themselves out of work. Hundreds of thousands of people with no savings or work found themselves living on the streets and queuing for food.
Nothing has been seen like it since in Australian history. But that could well be about to change ...
My Name is Harry S Dent. And This Open Letter to All Australians Contains an Urgent Warning ...
You may not have heard of me because, usually, my forecasts are America- centric.
Although, in the 1980s I correctly predicted that the Japanese economy - then the darling of the world - would enter a slowdown that would last at least a decade.
This was treated with extreme skepticism ... but came to pass.
In the early 1990s I predicted the Dow Jones Industrial Average would hit 10,000. Again, this was looked at with extreme doubt. But it happened.
I'm on record predicting both the 2000 dot-com bust and the populist wave that enabled Brexit and Donald Trump's election.
Again, both predictions were met with skepticism.
So I'm no stranger to having many of my forecasts - which are primarily based on demographic cycles - being met with incredulity. Or even scorn and ridicule.
I expect you might feel the same about the warning I have for you and your country, Australia. But I feel duty-bound to write this letter to you today anyway.
I believe the biggest crash in history is coming to the global economy. That it could well kick off in 2019. And, if not, no later than mid-2020.
I've already explained what I see as the TRIGGER of this crisis.
An emerging market meltdown that turns into a global contagion.
But to understand the scope of the next downturn, you need to understand the EPICENTRE of the coming crisis.
And that WON'T be emerging markets. It won't be Europe. It will be the United States of America.
I'll show you what I mean shortly.
Make no mistake: the flow-on effects of this looming crisis could smash over Australia like a tsunami.
As I show on page 203 of my book, the 'high-end' economies tend to collapse the fastest and hardest in 'Zero Hour' events. And Australia is right up there in the top five ...
I believe your property market, for instance, is very much like Manhattan's right at the dawn of the 1930s. Real estate there dropped 64%. It took until 1954 - 21 years - to return to bubble highs.
Can you imagine that happening in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth? Look ... if I'm right, it would hit Australians hard. Harder, perhaps, than it will hit my fellow Americans back home.
I'm not going to mince my words here ...
I think Australia is not just heading for a recession. But a new Great Depression.
That is my new forecast.
I believe Australia could find itself in a period just like the 1930s, in the next two to five years.
I know that sounds extreme.
As Australian business confidence tumbled after the 1929 stock market wipe- out, Australia racked up an incredible 32% unemployment rate. (And in an era where there were no jobless benefits ... you had to simply fend for yourself ... )
To see a repeat of that in your near future might seem unimaginable. That's five times your current unemployment rate. That couldn't possibly happen in the early 2020s, could it?
All I ask is that you hear me out. And then decide for yourself. Like 1929, I believe the root cause of the next great crash is going to be America. But if I'm correct, it could unleash AUSTRALIA'S worst economic catastrophe in almost 90 years.
I see a wealth wipe-out of epic proportions in store for Australia.
It is for this reason that I'm writing you this letter now ...
Why?
Because a new emerging market triggered, but America-centred crisis - far, far greater than the subprime debacle and the dotcom mania combined - could be about to erupt.
In America, it could cause the greatest social, economic and political upheaval since the American Revolution.
Australia - as I demonstrate on page 210 of Zero Hour - is one of the prime bubble economies that could lose the most if this spread occurs.
I expect many to laugh away this prediction.
In past years, every time I speak down in Oz (and I visit frequently) the local economists and journalists attack me viciously when I tell them they're on the verge of a crushing real estate collapse.
But a curious thing has happened of late ...
When I spoke there in late May 2017, I found that many more local experts admitted that the country definitely has a bubble.
When I did a press tour there more recently, in February and March this year, there was almost no pushback. The question just seemed to be when the bust would come, and how much it would hurt.
When you see old opponents who would regularly laugh and argue at my predictions just grimacing and nodding, you know the endgame is approaching ...
Because my prediction of a worldwide depression, rather than just a deep recession, IS extreme. I get that. And it's so counter to the narrative that Australia is an 'invincible, Miracle Economy'.
When I wrote in 1989, when the Dow was 2,500, that the market index would eclipse 6,000-8,000 by 2006, people thought I was nuts. We'd just had the 1987 share wipe-out and its brutal aftermath. To mainstream analysts, there was nothing on the immediate horizon to indicate such a massive boom.
But at the time I based my prediction on American consumption, driven by the Baby Boomers and emerging technologies.
I was right. The doubters were wrong.
However, I get that when you see the biggest global economic crisis since the Great Depression looming on the horizon, you need to give your analysis.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary research.
So please do read on ...
What did Janet Yellen say on June 27, 2017? That we will not see another financial crisis 'in our lifetimes'. Sounds like Irving Fisher just before the 1929 crash: 'Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau.'
There are plenty of people - a growing chorus, actually - who are now convinced the nine-year central bank-driven boom is ending. And a sizeable correction is coming.
But virtually NO ONE sees what I believe is REALLY in store ...
I believe we are about see the coming together of several cycles that caused earth-shattering events the last time they converged.
A contagion triggered by a debt quake in developed nations ... leading to blood in the streets ... in America AND Australia ...
That sounds like hyperbole. So I don't blame you if you're skeptical.
All I ask is that you read the rest of my research carefully, and make your own judgment. If you find it compelling, you should consider taking several vital precautions now, or you could be in for a world of pain ...
Which is why I want to mail you a hardcopy, Zero Hour: Turn the Greatest Political and Financial Upheaval in Modern History to Your Advantage, into your hands as soon as possible ...
(Provided you have a valid Australian mailing address.)
I said the coming crisis is emerging market triggered, but America-based.
Let me explain what I mean by that ...
The Next American Civil War
We're going to switch focus here from developing nations, to the most developed nation on the planet. And what's going on there right now. It may seem like a jarring shift. To one minute be talking about a currency crisis in Argentina. And the next minute talking about an existential crisis in America.
But trust me. It's all linked.
And I believe understanding this link will give you the best chance at preparing for what I call Zero Hour.
You've possibly been watching the events in America from the other side of the world with a growing sense of unease.
Let me tell you now ... The partisan Right and Left media is telling only half the story ... We Americans were taught in school that the Civil War ended with Confederate General Robert Lee's surrender at Appomattox in 1865.
The reality is ... The second phase of the 'War Between the States' has already begun. You see, 'Civil War I' - like the First World War - was just the preamble to a second, much WIDER conflict.
We may not see armed fighting with guns and tanks, at least not right away. But we ARE seeing the first rumblings of Civil War II. Antifa ... Occupy Wall Street ... The 'alt right' ... Charlottesville ... Black Lives Matter ... Recent indictments of Trump campaign officials for alleged collusion with Russia ... And believe me, I think it's going to get worse.
A LOT worse.
Americans are more divided than ever, which is why the 2016 US presidential election was the ugliest, most heated ever ...
But the election is just another symptom of the most radical polarisation in US politics since the Civil War.
Look at this chart from Pew Research and you'll see what I mean ...
Source: Pew Research
We went from about a 10% difference in ideology between the average Democrat and Republican in 2004 ... to 35% just 10 years later!
And between the most politically engaged, the differential is almost 55%, with the majority of each party on the extreme right or left.
Now look at this map of the 2016 election.
Source: Dent Research
You probably didn't need to see this to know what it says ... Left and Right have hunkered down into their warring camps.
But this is about MUCH more than red versus blue.
It's upper class versus lower class.
It's the American worker - white collar and blue collar - versus globalisation.
It's a scared citizenry versus terrorist organisations like ISIS.
It's young versus old over entitlements.
It's third world versus first world countries.
It's people from all walks of life saying, 'Enough is enough!'
Check out this chart ...
Source: Pew Research
This shows that American liberals despise Donald Trump so much that 55% say that if a friend of theirs voted for Trump, it would actually strain their friendship!
But this polarisation isn't just happening in the US.
In today's world, we're so connected that everyone now hates almost everyone else!
Ethnic minorities versus majorities ... radical Islamists versus 'infidels' ... globalists versus nationalists ...
You name it, we're seeing it play out almost everywhere ...
Terrorist incidents exploding across Europe and the US ... Brexit, and a near-miss 'Frexit' ... Catalonians voting to secede from Spain ... Shiites fighting Sunnis fighting Kurds in the Middle East ...
These aren't isolated conflicts.
They're the beginnings of a worldwide revolution in politics, economics ... everything.
We're talking top-down management ... establishment and special interest politics ... social engineering ... monetary manipulation ... wealthy elitism ...
This isn't just a global civil war ... It's a global Revolutionary War! And I've seen it coming for decades now ...
What Economists and Political Elites Miss ...
As I said, my name is Harry Dent.
Although I have an MBA from Harvard, and have consulted to numerous Fortune 100 companies, and have a record for picking every major economic event of the last 30 years ... I still have to work hard to be taken seriously when making forecasts of this nature.
I frequently appear in front of American viewers of Good Morning America, PBS, CNBC, CNN and Fox News.
I'm accustomed to incredulous pushback from financial news anchors.
But, as I say, that pushback was decidedly more muted when I visited Australia earlier this year. That tour was covered by The Sydney Morning Herald, News.com.au, Smartcompany.com.au and MacroBusiness.
Even in my interview with the often-positive bull Peter Switzer on his On the Money show, I detected a lot less optimism.
Old foes seemed much closer to the same page as me. And that's telling ... Still, I'm making a huge claim here. Even bigger than many of the bears out there in the news. I'm predicting a far, FAR greater global downturn than what happened after the GFC.
That's BIG.
So big that it could wreck people's futures.
Change societies.
But it could also create a new wealth revolution coming out of the other side (I explain more about that in my book ... )
But why should you listen to me?
Well, those who know me know I'm not backwards in coming forward talking about my record.
Yes, I've gotten some things wrong. For instance, if you Google my tour of Australia in 2015, you'll see I called for a massive real estate crash then. It still hasn't happened.
Peter Switzer brought that up in our last interview. But, as I told him:
'If you can find a single economist that has called as many major shifts like the collapse of Japan, the tech boom of the 90s, the top of the real estate market ... WE CALLED THAT RIGHT ON. We called the top of the tech bubble.
'This bubble has been harder to call ... because GOVERNMENTS are primarily generating it. And governments not only put money in to keep the bubble going ... when the stock market crashes 10% or 12%, the Federal Reserve just steps in and buys it to drive it back up!
'When the Chinese has their second stock bubble burst in 2015 the Chinese government bought the stock market to drive it back up!
'THAT'S CHEATING. This is an artificial market'.
Look, I'll say (with little humility, I'll admit) that there is no one better than me at picking natural turns in economic cycles.
There's a reason my forecasts regularly appear in Barron's, Investor's Business Daily, Entrepreneur, Fortune, Success, U.S. News and World Report, Business Week and The Wall Street Journal.
But this one has been my greatest challenge.
Because the bubble has gone on longer and higher than any bubble in history.
That is not a reason to be skeptical of my predictions.
It's a reason for you to take them more seriously than ever.
The higher a bubble goes, it makes sense that the farther it's going to go down.
That may seem overly simplistic. But that's often how it works.
I'll admit I'm not the most orthodox economist. You see, 'conventional' economists tend to look at simple things like government, the Fed, jobs data etc ...
But I see another, much more powerful force at work ... Social, demographic, political and economic cycles. You can't see them. And you can't touch them.
Mainstream economists and their cohorts in the political establishment ignore them. But my research shows that they're behind every major movement and crisis in history, no matter how hard governments try to stop them.
In fact, cycles create those big unexpected events that some people call 'black swans.'
Only there's no such thing as a 'black swan.' This is just a convenient tag to pin on something 'government and economic experts' don't see coming ... because they don't understand cycles.
But I believe these cycles are behind every so-called 'black swan' in recent times ...
- The Black Monday stock crash of 1987
- The dismantling of the Berlin Wall (1989)
- The Asian financial crisis (1997)
- The Dot-com crash (2000)
- The September 11 attacks (2001)
- Lehman Brothers collapse (2008)
- Brexit and Trump's election (2016)
And when two or more cycles converge, they produce the truly epic events of history ...
- Martin Luther and his '95 Theses' (1517)
- The Mayflower setting sail from England (1620)
- The American Revolution (1765-1783)
- The US Civil War (1861-1865)
- The First World War (1914-1918)
- The Great Depression (1929-1939)
- The Second World War (1939-1945)
- The Great Recession (2007-2009)
We're at a Rare Moment in History
Right now, three mega-cycles - or 'Harbingers of Revolution' - are converging in a once-every-250-year event.
Very little good can come from this event.
It is based mainly on four demographic and geopolitical cycles. If it plays out as we predict, it could create a ghastly global crisis. And potentially, a dark 'Economic Winter' in Australia.
Why Australia, in particular?
And what ripple effects - besides a nationwide economic crisis - is Australia going to experience?
We'll get to those shortly.
First, let's look at the historical and global convergence that Andy and I call Zero Hour.
Source: Dent Research
Harbinger #1 - The 28-Year Financial Crisis Cycle
This cycle last bottomed in 1933, when we saw the highest unemployment in US history and the worst of the worldwide Great Depression.
The next bottom hit in 1961, with twin recessions in 1960 and 1962.
Then we got the recession and savings-and-loan crisis of 1990-91 (shortly after the bottom in 1989).
And finally, we get ...
A 227% rise in the US stock market since 2009.
What will happen if or when this fourth major surge since 1983 ends?
Source: Yahoo Finance
Harbinger #2 - The 84-Year Populist Movement Cycle
This cycle is easy to see today, because we're witnessing uprisings and riots seemingly almost daily.
It started with Brexit, and the election of Donald Trump in late 2016.
Devastated by one bubble bursting after the next - all while watching the wealthiest one percent run away with 50% of the money - the middle class was ripe for revolt.
And here's where it gets scary ...
The rise of Hitler as German chancellor in January 1933 - and Trump as US president in January 2017 - occurred exactly 84 years apart!
And guess what Hitler's whole appeal was?
Make Germany great again!
Sound familiar?
No, I'm NOT calling Trump the next Hitler ... I'm just demonstrating this cycle and how precisely it tracks populist movements - and this clearly is one.
Roughly 84 years before Hitler, it was Karl Marx, who inspired populist revolts against the European aristocracy.
And 84 years before that, it was the passing of the Stamp Act in 1765, which set the scene for the American Revolution 11 years later.
On that note ...
Harbinger #3 - The 250-Year Revolutionary Cycle
This last hit in the 1760s.
The Boston Tea Party, the First Continental Congress, the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War - along with the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and modern free-market capitalism - all followed in rapid succession.
These global paradigm shifts have so far occurred once every 250 years like clockwork!
For example, 250 years prior, in the early 1500s, we had Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation ...
More than a religious movement, the Reformation ushered in a broad social and political revolution against medieval feudalism and the dominant Catholic Church ... laying the foundation for modern democracy and human rights.
250 years prior, in the late 1200s, we had the voyages of Marco Polo.
Maps based on Polo's travels to East Asia inspired Columbus to set out across the Atlantic, hoping to find a western sea route to India and China.
The rest, as they say, is history.
The takeaway?
Each revolution builds on the last one ...
Which means the NEXT revolution is shaping up to potentially be epic in size and scope.
Now, the theory of history repeating is as old as time itself.
One of the clearest examples of cycles repeating can be observed in the Chinese Dynastic Cycle.
We have written records that of three thousand years of unbroken Chinese history which shows a repetitive rise and fall of dynasties.
But to be clear, cycles are not foolproof.
I don't want to give you the impression the future is written in stone. It's not. There are no guarantees.
They are a guideline.
And right now we don't just have the Revolutionary Cycle hitting, my analysis shows ... WE COULD HAVE ALL THREE.
A 'perfect storm' of major social, political, and economic convulsions at every level ...
A major economic collapse and a deflationary economic crisis like we last saw in the 1930s. A second real estate bust, leaving millions of Americans (and, as I'll show you in a moment, Australians) deep underwater on their mortgages. The United States breaking into red and blue 'common market' zones, with some states actually seceding to form their own independent republics. (I know that seems hard to believe. But read my book and I'll demonstrate how this is not just possible, but probable ... ) An entire overhaul of the global financial system. The world map redrawn to finally correct the 'errors' of the colonial era. A 'bottoms-up' revolution to the very way we do business. Goodbye top-down bureaucrats everywhere!
And more changes we can't yet imagine.
What my co-author, Andrew Pancholi says is true:
'The more cycles that arrive at the party, the rowdier it gets!'
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