I think everyone here understands that Federal Reserve and Central Banks have controlled the world economy by controlling the money supply. Everyone also knows that Trump managed to free the Fed and that is the reason why he is able to do a lot of things that normally would not have been possible.
My guess is that, when the Storm hits us there will be a huge upheaval in the World economic system - Wall Street might not even exist anymore (all they do is manipulate the stocks and launder money for the Cabal).
Couple of things will probably happen:
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Stock market might get wiped out
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The existing crypto (which is also deep state controlled) might get wiped out
Please take a moment to do your own research. Look at your exposure to stocks and crypto and try and figure out what you want to do about it.
Do some research in to new crypto standards that are coming to forefront. Its possible that blockchain will replace the stock market to make a transparent exchange that cannot be manipulated.
Spend some time on Superstonks reddit - there is invaluable information there. Research into GME and AMC stocks. Make sure you all learn as much as you can about all this and be prepared!
“Stock market investment in bonds” ?🤨 Like fixed-income ETFs? 🤷♂️
Regardless, markets won’t disappear, but:
Stock values are fundamentally the net-present-value of all future profits of the issuing corporations. Will growth expectations and profits change? Are bubble-induced prices going to change? Will liquidity demands push prices below true value? Complicated, multi-faceted questions, to be sure. But in summary, I’m very Bearish (I also happen to have long since believed that “the plan” would involved a massive market crash, and so am very intrigued, to say the least, to right now, of all times, be seeing all the signs for a crash start to line up), and so am obviously invested very bearishly.
Bond values are predicated both on the capacity for issuers to make promised payments, and also on the change in promised yields. I’m not a big fixed-income investor, so I’m curious about others’ thoughts here, but in times of economic distress, there’s almost invariably going to be a “flight to quality.” But with what I see as an increased (deserved) risk/possibility of massive government default, the definition of “quality” may just change quickly and radically.
That’s just off the top of my head, before I go to bed. Nothing should be construed as investment advice - only food for thought, and spark for conversation.