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If so bright the future of how you might not need sunglasses?

If the future is so bright, How Come I Do Need Shadows?

Or the bubble … and crystal balls

July 2009 – Updated with 2010

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If the title of this piece sounds off on the family name that hit the age Timbuck3 early days of MTV, "What the future is bright I gotta wear shades." The first time he remembered this song reminds me that mistakenly referred to the glasses sun instead of the shadow. But no, it was "I get Sunglasses At Night" by Corey Hart. Or maybe he thought of ZZ Top "Cheap Sunglasses." But a quick check online confirmed that the letter Timbuck3 speaking tones of the need to protect the eyes of the future described in the song. Oh, my bad memory.

It is interesting and fundamental point of this essay attempts to articulate, is that the perception that most of those who have heard that song was Timbuk3 that his message is positive and inspiring. To listen to an occasional chorus could easily lead to assume the song was pointing to happy days

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Me love My classes

I have a mad professor

Bring sunglasses

Things are going very well and are just gettin better

I'm fine … Have good grades

The future is so bright … I have to wear sunglasses,

I gotta wear shades

… ♫

But it is a false impression. The melody, in fact, as explained in the article wiki, depicts a future that is terribly wrong when the company greedy triggers a nuclear holocaust in flash explosive than all the blinds to protect your eyes.

No, not the horrible place we proposed for the true meaning of this move. However, the song is an example of how a catchy chorus and melody can create misperceptions optimistic.

Hmmm. Memory. Perception. We rely heavily on these two facilities. However, as we all know … short memory, and perception is subjective. In the present state of our economy, the perception of many, if not a bit more is that we can expect things to improve at the earliest. This view is reflected eg in the polls, a survey of economists last May, and a sharp drop in Google's quest for depression economic long term. The perception of a better future is also in the stock market, which in reality is much better lately. You can see where I am coming. With all the exuberance and euphoria associated with the recovery of the stock market and, by inference, the economy, it may be wise to ensure that we are not using our glasses pink before breaking the alcohol and the scope for the screens. Because if we take a moment to remember some of the economic history of this beautiful country, our perception of the real situation could become significantly different, then the optimistic image promoted by special interests.

The fact is, the rumors of economic recovery have been greatly exaggerated. This is the meaning of this article. I want to argue that they are not, nor do we soon recovered. This point was made simply to show we are not in recession. Instead, we are in a depression. I present this argument on the basis of this information is power, and to be informed has become a preparation. And if you happen to be convinced of the views expressed here do not despair … can have a happy ending. But I must first say that I am not an economist, just a single investor (although I am still in a Motel 6 last night). So you can refresh the memory of the history of the blind and the elephant before reading further.

Yes … It seems that we be in a depression.

The depressions, by definition, take longer to play than the time spent so far in our current "recession". This is the fundamental difference between a recession and a depression over time. The long-term depression deep recessions. If somehow we have to look a little forward in time to show that we are now in a depression. This is not an easy thing to do in future is full of whims and what is not. It is difficult to know exactly how recent economic bombs will shake. How can we address back the corner for you? We do not have a psychic and a crystal ball? Probably not. Several famous psychic preaches Hillary won the last election. Hmm. I have to believe they will have more luck with the economy than politics? Nope. Similarly psychic once told me, mediums are the only possibilities. The future is malleable. The distant future is composed of a series of thoughts unthinkable. The near future is the wet cement … always in motion that people project their intentions, hopes and fears about their parent.

No, what we will attempt here to use the data to discern the objective of our economic future. True that the "facts" may be subject to interpretation. But this is the strongest field that I am personally aware of. If after examination of the facts, our perception has changed in a way that we accept the idea that we're really in a depression, we can conclude with any degree of certainty that the economy is actually still not recovered. Ergo, we can recognize that markets have probably obtained ahead of themselves. Ergo, we can adjust our expectations, investment portfolios and lifestyles accordingly. It's that simple.

Note that the most common topic of conversation on the future of our economy revolves mostly around whether the U.S. is about the experience of massive inflation, the spiraling cost of things soon, because all the money injected into the system … or we will place massive deflationary downward spiral of prices because the money sucked out of the system because the collapse of credit. This is a great debate and a question worth addressing. Therefore, we will fix it here? No, the problem is, it is difficult to prove that the theory of inflation-x is correct because we have all the facts. To an image in the prediction, for example, when inflation comes to driving, you must have a reading on an economic indicator known as the speed money. It is an esoteric and easy to understand the concept can be explained in two sentences. Suppose you could perfectly 100 billion worth of counterfeit products and save it to your basement. How would affect $ 100 billion price inflation have? Answer: None. Money sitting in a basement – or a bank safe room are not provided – Generates 0% price inflation. Only when the input 100 trillion traffic is most likely to force prices up, more dollars into the economy. It is the old law of supply and demand. More dollars chasing the same number of goods and services tends to offer a price. The most important thing is the only factor determining the amount of inflation which would create 100 billion based on the speed with all that money changing hands. People will be faster and thus spend money, more upward pressure on prices. Speed is money in one word.

The problem is that they actually have the tools to measure velocity of money changes hands in a given day. And it is very difficult to estimate how fast the money will be tomorrow. Or the next day. It depends on how people feel, look. To estimate the speed of money experts speculate. The equations are created. The assumptions are made. The conclusions are drawn. But experts disagree. Conclusions vary. From the point of view we can say that there is little evidence to suggest America take the path of Zimbabwe and the hyper-inflate its currency to death. In addition, evidence indicates that equal could emulate Japan, which has basically been in deflation since the credit crunch 20 years ago. We simply insufficient data to choose our poison, however, it is useless for this test to get into this debate.

One last thing say about X-Inflation before proceeding on this question said they would not discuss: Given what you just said about the velocity of money, we can conclude that inflation causes inflation, because people tend to move more quickly if they expect an increase prices. therefore, increases the speed of money. Instead, we can assume that deflation deflation generates more than people delay expenditures, lower prices should thus slowing the velocity of money. In fact, history seems to confirm this assumption has been, and is a set of unpleasant Isaac Newton's first law of motion, "A moving object in motion tends to stay" … a law that often can be applied to human behavior.

So with the X-Ouija inflation off the table, still in search of some sort in the future, it seems more reasonable to deal with the recession rather than face the depression issue. Here is the joke we are in a depression due to a number of economic bubbles burst are still due, and will take some time for the effects of these bubbles work themselves out. This is as simple as that. Objectively speaking, we know that these bubbles burst. Looking back in history, Zimbabwe, Japan, Germany Weimer, Rome … .. whatsoever. A financial bubble ever burst. So let's talk about bubbles.

Calling All Cars …. We are in a depression.

I keep this game, but if you really want to understand how we got into this mess, and when the housing bubble and all those who came from other bubbles, you have to take note of some historical events that led us where we are. Simply put, I'll throw a short bulleted list in embedded with web links for those wishing to learn more or to check my data. Read this carefully … is very interesting.

• Mid 1800s: U.S. companies are granted the legal status of "Person", which over time human society barn certainly limit the legal remedies against, as a "corporation" can not be put in jail. The company obtains the right to place the generation of profits for their shareholders above all other interests. Some companies advantage of this architecture enable them to develop legal institutions in the greed pure, moral or social obligations by law, which makes entities most powerful and dangerous on the planet (no, I'm not a liberal. rent the movie "The Corporation".
• 1913 The Federal Reserve Act was approved by Congress. In effect, this Act transfers control of money supply Nation hands of government / public in the hands of private bankers, who since they have the power to make money in connection with the reserve system fraction, which essentially allows the creation of U.S. dollars "Nothing."
• 1933-1934: In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed a decree for the United States outside of the standard (national) gold. U.S. nationals may not redeem paper money for gold. 30 January, 1934 Gold Reserve Act is passed, requiring all gold held by the Reserve Banks Federal to be seized by the Treasury, and especially gold owned by private citizens. An international gold standard contract pre-existing is left intact. The next day, when FDR devalued the dollar by the change in coins gold dollar fixed rate oz $ 20.67 to $ 35 oz devaluation effectively eliminates a huge portion of the U.S. national debt. These measures are intended to bring the country out of depression. In addition, the Glass-Steagall Act was been adopted as a way to avoid a depression will never occur again, limiting banks to make risky investments.
• 1971: President Richard Nixon signed a decree that closes the window "or" foreigners. America is no longer redeem U.S. $ for gold. The connection between the U.S. dollar and gold is now completely cut off, leaving nothing of substance material support to the dollar. This means that since no other restrictions the Federal Reserve self-control the amount of dollars can be printed.

From 1913 Federal Reserve Act was passed, and later exacerbated by the 1933 law that killed the gold standard, and exacerbated by the closure of 1971 of the gold window, the U.S. dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power to this day.

• 1999: Under the Clinton administration the Glass-Steagall Act of 1934, legislation to prevent another depression, is repealed. Some banks vis-à-vis derivatives unregulated markets have a field day, these financial institutions are free to dive into the investments already prohibits risk.
• 2001: After years of share prices being pushed beyond the rational, the dot-com bubble burst, which should be directed us into recession. But due to a sharp drop in mortgage rates and other changes in monetary policy significantly relaxed the rules of credit, a housing bubble and the bubble began re-Ballon, the prevention of recession expected. There are good reasons to believe that the housing bubble has been specifically designed to avoid waiting for the dotcom recession. With the housing bubble is the credit bubble, the broader phenomenon of the powers of each type of compulsive spending by loans from credit cards not tied excess. federal budget deficit has also ramps.
• 2007: The bubble burst housing as a slight decline in home prices triggers a chain of events leading to a cascade of mortgage defaults lever. The country begins to avoid recession in 2001. Few people recognize a recession right now though.
• 2008: The bubble bursts credit as the home of the downward trend in prices, rising interest rates tick, and most buyers are not repay the loans … adding momentum to the recession snowball. Government Actions Federal inflate the bubble by lowering interest rates to almost zero in the short term. The government also began to replace the bubble of debt bubble inflated with a private debt in the financial rescues, brochures, maps stimulus, and several other programs. Plans can not produce the expected results, and the fall of 2008 market bubble burst values. A bill massive stimulus to obtain loans from banks and consumer spending rose.
• 2009: The law fails to stimulate and encourage the nation in deep recession for most people today living memory.
• 20? The high degree of real leverage commercial property bubble bursts. At some point the bubble bursts debt bonds when the bubble bursts. This makes the bubble about to burst the trust (The People no longer trust the financial system), which triggered a bull panic. To avoid a recession prolonged economic contracts factual _______ bubble relaxation. Oops. With bubbles. Next step … a recession so long and so deep that one certain time is simply better adapted to refer to him as a depression.

Sorry. We get ahead us in this last paragraph. But you see the point. Without even digging into the morass of financial statistics, an early resumption of Newton's third law of motion, "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction," he said, we extended the rubber economy too far, and is going to break, and can not be used again or … its complement, and bite very, very hard. The mechanism that allows the cancellation overheating of the economy soft and light periodic recessions, was made long disabilities.

close ranks … We are in a depression.

Reasons abound for the proposition of depression. The unemployment continues to rise. In fact, the real unemployment rate is much higher than what is turning out. The house is not touching the bottom. Not with a record surplus of empty homes amounting at last count. And with 1-5 owners now "under water" on their mortgages. And certainly not with a new report indicates that seizures are higher this year than in 2008. Foreclosures are now four times the rate they were in the recession of 1982.

In addition, GM is generally not go bankrupt in a standard recession question. Bankruptcy rates are rising in all areas. F or those that love of letters, those here> and here provide compelling evidence. The first link is connected to an article that counters the claims of some of our current recession is not as bad as the Great Depression by the injection of a world is the economy, stupid "argument (mine playful insulting observation), demonstrating that the balance of things grow as they did in the 1930s. second link shows a number of paintings from an image enough consumer spending and rising unemployment. Government programs can not reverse these trends during the night. In fact, the measures taken to date is actually worse. The funds were mainly devoted to bad things, the purchase of more infrastructure. The powers that be do not wear sunglasses, but rather, we are blind.

The reason for this trend is not reversed in the near future due to the larger bubbles are not yet exploited. The big bubble … the mother of all bubbles … Confidence is the bubble. The bubble of confidence has evolved over the last hundred years. We have developed a consumer economy based on the belief that everything that was built yesterday … will be here tomorrow. Confidence is the substrate the inverted pyramid that all financial, sitting on little pieces of paper called dollars, is at rest. We know that the bubble has sprung a few leaks. This is reflected in the collapse of credit, also known as we are afraid-you-pay-no money – to give you syndrome. caries Trust although, like other bubbles pop. First, the bubble credit deflates even more when the next wave of defaults on loans affected. Example, people increasingly can not pay their mortgages and credit cards because of layoffs, no real estate, and / or unemployment insurance is running out. Greatest example, properties commercial real estate in default on loans due to higher vacancy rates in office buildings and shopping centers. Even the great example, states and municipalities can not pay their bills due to reduced tax revenues considerably. government State and local governments, in particular, have a great Day of Judgement because unlike the federal government, not presses. We're too close to the location where lenders just do not be afraid to lend more money to some states that do not even want to refinance existing debt incurred. In some states may be directed by its own particular form of bankruptcy, however, manifests itself.

The only possible savior for some States, the federal government.

Mmmm. It's comforting. The federal government, of course, has a printing press. It's all gassed and ready to go. And there will be pressure to use, if not states, that the next round of bailouts. Print or money "Thin Air" or borrow funds from abroad. Neither strategy will work. The bond market, which is the mechanism financing the federal debt, the limit, and is, in fact, two son hanging low. Thread # 1 is the will of the world to finance our debt … and wire # 2 is the world's ability to finance our debt. Both are in danger. The global economic downturn affecting all developed countries contributing less and less money to purchase the debt of the United States. Our debt level is so high in the world can at any time cancel our credit card on the basis that the U.S. is a bad risk. We can not grow our economy quickly enough to pay our bills. debt is massive federal government and at regular intervals must be refinanced. On the other hand, a steady stream of billions of new Debts must now be financed on an ongoing basis (See the report of the Congressional Budget Office). Consider reducing the federal deficit in the Channel and the old movie with Steve McQueen. It continues to grow. And there is no indication of this trend reversal. This bubble of debt. To make matters worse, federal tax revenues have been reduced an astonishing 34%. For the first time, The federal government has paid more than he took in April. From the standpoint of our creditors, "we're afraid-that-will-pay-no silver – What-do-you-with-nothing-to-value syndrome is strongly in play here.

However, if the cards that the federal government to fire printing and issuing get-out-of-debt-free for all "too big to fail institutions under the next round of debt relief, this action will be perceived as high inflation (if it is or not). Again, the world may lose confidence in the dollar. In this case, I am reminded that, like the garbage in the yard dealer Watto Star Wars / The Phantom Menace wanted something more "real" credit for the Republic of spacecraft parts thereof, so the world can begin to ask something that brings out the best quality / $.

What is now described is the bubble bond market. The latest barometer of confidence, the bond market, bubbles, motor finance public debt, including interest rates are based on the reliability of payment, simply fail at some point that confidence in the collapse of the dollar and bond running to the exit (Warren Buffett and other luminaries have asked largest financial bubble in the bond market of all.) A collapse in the bond market is equal a massive increase in interest rates (higher rates should be offered to attract people to buy bonds that can be sold) and a possible freezing of credit markets (credit and confidence deflates the bubble), which in turn accelerate the deterioration of the economy and tax revenues as gas.

Break the ways … We are in a depression.

Even after having heard all above there are those that may arise, "Can we do as in previous recessions and spend your way out of this recession? Uh … We did this for over a decade. That's why we're in this jam. We have "stimulated" the economy since so long, an additional stimulus at this time do more harm than good. It is similar to adults who have ingested sugar for many years been developed something called glucose intolerance, in which the body can not adequately regulate blood sugar, regardless of the amount of insulin released.

We are now trapped in a spiral of reduced consumer spending, leading to lower production of products / services, which in turn leads to layoffs, which are generated by default loans over a reduction in consumer spending. This cycle will not end in the foreseeable future. Not much, but too much work outside. When you collect all the facts and do the calculations all boils down to one thing, they are not out of danger.

Ok, Ok … We're stuck in a depression. What now?

Right. What to do now. The future is cloudy here because there are a number of ways things can be defined as the last remains of pop bubbles. Overall, I think it is fair to say that the uncertainty and volatility continue to be major players in our not too distant future. Trends are in place and most of the bubbles collapsed, uncertainty and heightened volatility. Many people become anxious, that decades of relative stability we have known in this country continues to dissipate. Some are desperate, such as networks of social security continues to deteriorate. And desperate … People tend to do desperate things.

The best way to deal with what is coming is simply to prepare the best I can. We have prepared psychologically to not be surprised when unexpected events occur. If you are calm, people around you tend to remain calm. The Smart family is currently considering more in the sense of self-sufficiency has been the tradition. It would be prudent to prepare for the shortage. As a consumption-based economy driven by credit deterioration in these two engines have profound consequences product manufacturing, food production and prices of both. I'm not saying that the flow of food and stops. I suggest that would be stupid of us, taking into account all mentioned above, do not take precautions. No shortage of troops would be needed to push people into stores ray light. It would the perception that the shortage may occur. Thinking about the crisis of the shortage of rice in 2008. Or the lack of ammunition in 2009. So now could be a really good time to stock up on food, drugs, consumables, etc. You can now before anyone else. Enough said? It's all a matter of perception than you know.

What about personal finance? You course to trust your financial planner license, but here are some strategies for my research has found that seem to make sense. Think in terms of cost money increases dramatically. Each share of interest rate sensitivities should be examined carefully. Some would do well to ensure they are free from all types of loan variables, such as an arm and / or floating rate credit card. Regarding investment, is a very, very difficult market out there right now, and it is difficult to know the best place to invest your money. Of course, any investment in the long bond term is highly suspect. Market volatility is likely to climb as the market is continually updating its understanding of the version of X-inflation is as follows, with the stock exchange, possibly, move sideways or down after temporary upward trend continues today (one of hyperinflation the currency would probably refuse the request). Remember, depression is not a recession. Many companies make less money, and the stock price will ultimately reflect this.

For now, a triad of cash, United States Short-term Treasury bills and gold might be the safest places to store wealth. The cliché "cash is king" is likely to remain true unless and until we have the extreme inflation (the Consumer Price Index has recently been negative). Why? Because fewer people have money at that time. Therefore, its purchasing power is hold all or even win in some areas. Until this trend reverses, the cash is a good thing. Treasury Bills Short term (not longer term T-notes and T-Bonds) are closer to hard cash, cold, and may be safer than your bank. Now it is easier to buy Treasury bonds directly from here. And of course gold and silver are always the cornerstone of this storm. Precious metals are a fair value reserve both inflationary and deflationary environments. And if you invest in gold and silver will be in good company.

The security warning above triple-play in cash, T, and is that even gold/silver- These conservative investments are subject to risks. You might be surprised to know that the greatest risk is not the free market fluctuations, but the capricious nature of government. Although the future is unpredictable because there is a possibility that I would bet every penny I on. In fact, I would give you odds. Does the government exercises its power to maintain formidable and more "things" in order. In the future can expected to be very broad interpretation of "for the good of the country, as more and more government interference in the Free market. This intervention is more uncertainty! For example, recent developments sponsored by the Government in the way institutions present their financial results allow banks to hide massive losses. The banks are not near as solvent in their research. The next round of collapsing bubbles could easily trigger a government-sponsored holiday "to avoid a rush of customers trying to redeem their accounts. This closure may affect not only banks but brokerage firms, and perhaps even a temporary freeze on the accounts of the Treasury. It also why I propose "effective." No money in the bank … cash in hand. Once the gold, the risk here is that the property Policy may be declared illegal again if the government has the idea that the return to the gold standard to restore economic stability (and I like the idea of holding gold and silver). Similarly, the U.S. dollar could be devalued quickly to reduce the national debt, which makes every dollar worth less abruptly. We do not know what our government can do to "protect" us, so we must be diversified. The best investment in this moment in history may well be an investment in self-sufficiency.

Anyway, here are some thoughts About what we can do at home. In the big picture, we must focus our thoughts, our voices and our votes to do what we can to keep nations in peace. Governments have a tendency to make war in order to avoid depressions, and certainly do not want a future that requires nuance. Think in peace.

So when all this is due to reach financial doom? Who knows. I have reason to believe he can live in a very different America later this year. Such a claim, but away from us "Facts" and facing the crystal ball. You know, the biggest mistake I've seen of predictors that is time. Many people refer to the future this financial fiasco that fell on his back clear at the turn of the century. They just have a few years out of time. Now the crisis is here, and continue to occur. But the people in charge, snatched his chain, which have a vested interest in maintaining things as they are … have done an excellent job delay the inevitable. Thus, the remaining bubbles could be contained a little more. However, all bubbles burst inevitable. It is a fact of history. Why not be ready now?

At the end of the day I personally see the whole process that develops around us as good news overall. In fact, we live in a sick society. We know. Our of inspired, finely crafted of government represents us. We gave the keys to the hen house fox pigs, and spent their time pillaging wealth of the United States decades … Stick your head against the cell just long enough to make sure everything was okay. Why not make the barbecue sauce in the face?

Therefore, we are here. We turn the TV programming are assaulted with empty, meaningless, quiet stories of events important in the world, and a plethora of prescription drug ads half full of warnings on the affected side. Come. We must stop turning. We want America States has been faithful to his vocation again. We want to stop corruption and insatiable greed. To paraphrase Gerald Celente Research.com trends, the emphasis has to leave to the greed and corruption on Wall Street, in favor a return to the main street … Agi-business must give way to a return to family farm … Wal-Mart must be claimed by Mom Pop & storage.

In short, we need a rebirth. The only thing is that we feel powerless to effect the necessary changes. Well, natural processes are about to give us a hand on it. The global economic situation we are likely to have focused more and more about our own local source of food, energy, government and security. Big Brother is about to be reduced. Greed and grievance are leaving … compassion and tolerance come into play in 2012 depression, sadness and misery … not signaling the end match. Human experience is heated. Yes, at the end of the day because a bright future. We are now giving birth.

So now you are informed. Now we know that the next inevitable cycle of recovery plans not work. You know that if the market goes up more people do are not expected. You know that if the prices of precious metals are classified, it is a buying opportunity. You know that if California is miraculously the abyss, is likely to rely on in. You do not think about "happy" Talking Heads of Government. Do something with this knowledge. Prepare. Being the leader in family and community.

Updated 2010. January 17, 2010:

In short, nothing has changed. In fact, there may be more of a need for unorthodox views, including those contained in this article, as it seems that the economy is recovering more than last year in July, when the article was written first. The stock is exhausted. Some indicators Economic have appeared. Many "experts" have said during the recession.

But what is also true is that many indicators No economic to recover. This article is not intended to be a piece of statistics, while positive vs. negative indicators are not discussed here. The most important argument is much simpler: The bubbles are inflating. It's as simple as that.

All the points mentioned in the article are still in play. The public debt bubble continues to grow, and at one point going to explode. When this happens? No se. It could have happened in 2009. Sometimes morning. Otherwise, bubbles may extend over a longer period.

The year 2009 witnessed the largest government intervention in the world in world history. In the United States, borrowed money has been placed in areas specific economy. A place that money has been (almost) is to establish the foundations of the economy. It was mainly for rescue and sham. However, even with all the mortgage assistance programs were sponsored in 2009, Notice of eviction to the last years has reached a record level.

Incentive programs, as they have done by hand, are drugs or medicines. They make us feel good for a while … but that high will disappear, and the actual amount of debt we are accumulating as a nation sets in.

The amount of money that must be provided to maintain the level of spending is growing every day. In addition, one third of the national debt matures in one year and must be refinanced in the same market as the financing of new debt (cash market). There is no sign that the diminsh loans massifs. In contrast, the amount of money available to keep the loan is over. In addition, the willingness of lenders to continue to buy our debt is finite. Increasingly, the belief the U.S. can pay its debt to reduce something of value away.

When the money available for loans United States …. Dry or lenders demand more for your money … interest rates rise. Considerably.

When interest rates rise, the economy will be affected. The low cost of money is what keeps the wheels greased, and when the price of silver mounts Things will change radically. We have a credit crisis much larger than the 2008/2009. repayments of loans increases. additional debt relief many still in existence since the beginning. Consumers borrow less. Unemployment will rise further. Interest rates on the national debt increases, ultimately make the interest payments (interest, not principal), the largest item in the budget. There is some basis math at work that can not be circumvented, regardless of public expenditure. Yes, California is out of the abyss, But tax revenues have fallen sharply and a legislator wants to seriously reduce spending cut, the state certainly fall into the void again. Like other states.

Last year, companies were able to survive by cutting costs dramatically. Thus well as general corporate revenues down, profits are maintained. The human costs of mass layoffs was high, but at least theses companies are now able to survive … and then flourishing and growth of the payroll. Our government institutions themselves have done the opposite. Were rising costs are now rising taxes, and the federal government at the young age of their employment rolls last year.

Therefore, to suggest depression is more appropriate than the word recession in the economy. Adjustments Structural necessary to repair the economy in recent years to effect. Interruption of credit rating damage U.S. and further cancellation of public and private debts are not paid will not dissipate overnight.

The tug of war between inflation and deflation is continuing in 2010 and its outcome is still undetermined. Overall, prices could increase significantly over the next two years, driven by the massive amounts of public money has been poured inspired economy. In this case, those who have converted their dollars into gold and money are likely to be happy I did. However, prices may drop substantially during the same time, as late mortgage payments and increasingly sovereign credit markets tighten, unemployment rises, and another round of deleveraging underway. It is still my view that, as price inflation takes serious, cash (cash box and perhaps Treasury bills in the short term and not the banks) is still a prudent thing to have. If deflation is to be the big company had cash of these operations. If hyper-inflation, giving money to ship in durable goods. Precious metals, real money is a haven of peace in a large Sometimes uncertainty, they are not only a good store of value, the purchasing power of gold and silver, and can increase in inflation or deflation.

In all cases, a movement toward self-sufficiency is a step towards a safer future. An event is the exchange a book I read by the author Harry Dent seems appropriate in this case, "You can not change the wind … you can not restore their sails. "

About the Author

James Macfarlane is a published author in the tech arena. The last few years he has been writing on the economy and on his own consciousness raising experiences.

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