You're never going to have a use for all that ridiculous canned food and ammo you bought. The collapse will not come and you will continue to be a joke. Cope
>What kinds of fraud? Defrauding businesses or political fraud? >What examples of this do you know?
Financial fraud of any kind. It delegitimises the financial system and undermines confidence in the market which stops the wheel turning.
Go look at what caused the last financial crisis, bankers got out of control with terrible lending practices because they needed to generate mortgages so they could be packaged up and sold to buyers who trusted that they weren't buying absolute shit of no value.
You're never going to have a use for all that ridiculous canned food and ammo you bought. The collapse will not come and you will continue to be a joke. Cope
>Historically, what factors led to or preceded an economic collapse?
massive spikes in the price of primary energy. Look at the price of oil in 2008. It's the number 1 cause of recessions and it's back with a vengance. Biden is fricked.
>Historically, what factors led to or preceded an economic collapse?
There is no single indicator, but several things tend to happen. Most of them have something to do with irrational economic behavior: >Huge fortunes being made off of worthless shit, like crypto >Sudden surges in the value of random things, like GameStop stock >Large classes of people who technically have jobs, but who do no actual work >Large classes of people who are technically unemployed, but who have income from somewhere >Honest work in the real economy highly unprofitable >Middle class businesses shutting down, either because of economic forces or artificial edicts, such as during the devastating lockdowns >The upper class growing increasingly insane, honking after charlatans and making hysterical policy decisions in an atmosphere of crisis >Censorship to hide uncomfortable conversations >Withdrawal of productive people from untenable economic zones like California >Massive loans on every level -- personal debt, municipal bonds, state deficits, the US budget >Cultural decay, which is not obviously economic, but it is an outgrowth of the breakdown in the normal supply-demand process >Inflation, especially when it comes to be seen as a solution to untenable debt >Disconnections between supply and demand, which lead to unexpected shortages, hoarding behavior, and irrational pricing >An apparently supernatural inability of key markets to correct themselves, such as an economic index like the Dow that just keeps going up, no matter what the news of the day happens to be >Near total legal impunity for the evildoers, whose arrest would mean the toppling of a house of cards
As you can see, everything is pretty much happening. Leave the city, occupy land, farm, get fit, marry and breed, make alliances with other families, stop believing in the system, teach your children what the ethnostate will look like if it is to survive.
and other things, i'm going by the fall of the western roman empire, which i assume we are heading towards, it should be in the next 200 years but since we are living in a period of accelerated history, between 50 to 80 everything will change radically.
I believe that our modern economy is sufficiently different from the Roman economy to make many conclusions we might draw from that collapse unhelpful.
The main theme of atheism is nihilism, Western atheists generally lack work ethic, they also fail to reproduce, a nation full of elderly unemployed people is simply not economically viable.
>massive immigration / movement of peoples >massive expenditure >increase of executive overreach >loss of faith in the institutions
and other things, i'm going by the fall of the western roman empire, which i assume we are heading towards, it should be in the next 200 years but since we are living in a period of accelerated history, between 50 to 80 everything will change radically.
Understand the current situation; >Too much money chasing too few assets
(We are currently running out of investment vehicles such as stocks and real estate, leading to almost all hosues being valued at two to four times their actual value and companies trading at 20X Revenues or more, leading to people coming up with EFTs and Crypto just to have something other than cash to put their money in) >Capital catching up with the Real Economy
(See above, in 2008 banks would write a dead dog a mortgage so house prices inflated. When that system came crashing down, home values quickly fell to a "real economy" level so these $200,000 condos in Florida were now selling for their actual value of like $40,000. We currently have the 2008 mortgage situation with mortgages, stocks, government debt, collectibles, physical assets, minerals, basically everything) >Increased competition making traditional business models unsustainable
(Globalization has made everyone on earth compete with everyone else. Driving down wages for everyone, it started with the first world but thins trend is not moving on into the second world and countries like China are seeing industry move to even cheaper countries like Vietnam and Indonesia)
China Is a Declining Power—and That’s the Problem
The United States needs to prepare for a major war, not because its rival is rising but because of the opposite.
By Hal Brands, Michael Beckley
SEPTEMBER 24, 2021, 4:16 PM
Everyone thinking that there will be no collapse.
Bingo
>what factors
Absolutely complacency.
COLD.
Buy OIL, and bear ETFs. It's going to happen and the neo-rich will be made. It's time for us to be the JOOZ NAOW!
Also, crypto.
Agenda 21 is a referenced "conspiracy" in actual US legislation... Think about that for a second.
Please Google it.
To tell you where my money is at I bought 2 houses off the idea of inflation.
~~*THEY*~~ will not deflate, they are going to inflate. This is a crash, obviously.
Jews doing israelite shit to devalue the currency.
glow somewhere else with your stupid question
How the frick is this glowing you memeflaggot moron?
Do you believe that economic collapses do not happen unless made to happen by the elite?
How could they never slip up?
Hyper inflation, supply line shortages and a heavy dependence on trade.
Also retreating fro Afghanistan.
basically this
I think they tend to be engineered, so I'd look out for conditions where those in power would benefit from a collapse.
Pretty much everything going on now then.
Preciesly
Expanding monetary supply (ie printing money) to buy stupid shit you don't need (ie expand welfare or warfare state).
Just look at what USA is doing and you will see what's wrong.
Lookout for an increase in fraud of all kinds. It's historically a good indicator that something is up.
>an increase in fraud of all kinds
What kinds of fraud? Defrauding businesses or political fraud?
What examples of this do you know?
t. no food, no gunz
I have noticed an emptying of the shelves at all the stores I go to.
any and all of it
PPP loans are a simple example
>What kinds of fraud? Defrauding businesses or political fraud?
>What examples of this do you know?
Financial fraud of any kind. It delegitimises the financial system and undermines confidence in the market which stops the wheel turning.
Go look at what caused the last financial crisis, bankers got out of control with terrible lending practices because they needed to generate mortgages so they could be packaged up and sold to buyers who trusted that they weren't buying absolute shit of no value.
much doge
It's different every time. If it was easy to predict, everyone would get rich off the crash.
kicking the can down the road
Right, as long as they're extracting wealth from the population, the economy is working. It only becomes a problem when the rich can't get richer.
Luckily for us, silver is at a discount
You're never going to have a use for all that ridiculous canned food and ammo you bought. The collapse will not come and you will continue to be a joke. Cope
Items disappear from store shelves, as distributors are betting on selling them at a higher price at a later day...
Look at the USSR.
>Historically, what factors led to or preceded an economic collapse?
massive spikes in the price of primary energy. Look at the price of oil in 2008. It's the number 1 cause of recessions and it's back with a vengance. Biden is fricked.
statues of felonious drug addict Black folk are erected in every major city
>Historically, what factors led to or preceded an economic collapse?
There is no single indicator, but several things tend to happen. Most of them have something to do with irrational economic behavior:
>Huge fortunes being made off of worthless shit, like crypto
>Sudden surges in the value of random things, like GameStop stock
>Large classes of people who technically have jobs, but who do no actual work
>Large classes of people who are technically unemployed, but who have income from somewhere
>Honest work in the real economy highly unprofitable
>Middle class businesses shutting down, either because of economic forces or artificial edicts, such as during the devastating lockdowns
>The upper class growing increasingly insane, honking after charlatans and making hysterical policy decisions in an atmosphere of crisis
>Censorship to hide uncomfortable conversations
>Withdrawal of productive people from untenable economic zones like California
>Massive loans on every level -- personal debt, municipal bonds, state deficits, the US budget
>Cultural decay, which is not obviously economic, but it is an outgrowth of the breakdown in the normal supply-demand process
>Inflation, especially when it comes to be seen as a solution to untenable debt
>Disconnections between supply and demand, which lead to unexpected shortages, hoarding behavior, and irrational pricing
>An apparently supernatural inability of key markets to correct themselves, such as an economic index like the Dow that just keeps going up, no matter what the news of the day happens to be
>Near total legal impunity for the evildoers, whose arrest would mean the toppling of a house of cards
As you can see, everything is pretty much happening. Leave the city, occupy land, farm, get fit, marry and breed, make alliances with other families, stop believing in the system, teach your children what the ethnostate will look like if it is to survive.
>>Huge fortunes being made off of worthless shit, like crypto
When has this occurred historically?
>atheism crashes economies
Why? Are Christians more consoomerish than atheists?
I believe that our modern economy is sufficiently different from the Roman economy to make many conclusions we might draw from that collapse unhelpful.
What the frick are Romanians even?
The main theme of atheism is nihilism, Western atheists generally lack work ethic, they also fail to reproduce, a nation full of elderly unemployed people is simply not economically viable.
If that is so, we need more atheists to guarantee the end of the israelite.
How is that building even standing?
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Fukkn saved
> Large classes of people who technically have jobs, but who do no actual work
Has that ever happened before?
yep
A major cultural shift towards atheism, feminism and acceptance of open homosexuality.
>massive immigration / movement of peoples
>massive expenditure
>increase of executive overreach
>loss of faith in the institutions
and other things, i'm going by the fall of the western roman empire, which i assume we are heading towards, it should be in the next 200 years but since we are living in a period of accelerated history, between 50 to 80 everything will change radically.
Usually overleveraging is what leads to financial collapses. Too much debt and not enough liquidity to handle it in a pinch.
No one knows, that is precisely why economic collapses occur.
>t. I am unironically Nouriel Roubini, ask me anything
Understand the current situation;
>Too much money chasing too few assets
(We are currently running out of investment vehicles such as stocks and real estate, leading to almost all hosues being valued at two to four times their actual value and companies trading at 20X Revenues or more, leading to people coming up with EFTs and Crypto just to have something other than cash to put their money in)
>Capital catching up with the Real Economy
(See above, in 2008 banks would write a dead dog a mortgage so house prices inflated. When that system came crashing down, home values quickly fell to a "real economy" level so these $200,000 condos in Florida were now selling for their actual value of like $40,000. We currently have the 2008 mortgage situation with mortgages, stocks, government debt, collectibles, physical assets, minerals, basically everything)
>Increased competition making traditional business models unsustainable
(Globalization has made everyone on earth compete with everyone else. Driving down wages for everyone, it started with the first world but thins trend is not moving on into the second world and countries like China are seeing industry move to even cheaper countries like Vietnam and Indonesia)
This makes a lot of sense.
Wise post.
So basically, signs of economic desperation. Criminality, essentially.
homosexual word filter from the homosexual mods.
Onions
onions onions onions onions Onions Onions based
Black folk
someone please tell me why I can’t say onions:( s o y
When you say it it displays as onions just to yourself. It's a way to trick new members. Just carry on.
How have I never come across this, I’ve been on LULZ since October last year. Must mean I’m moronic
That's why common advice is to lurk 2 years before posting.
Forgot pic related
Historically a civilization this advanced hasn't collapsed. It hasn't existed.
https://streamable.com/qdzmn7
Debt defaults and fraud
Anyone telling you not to panic is doing so because they've not been able to unload their bags yet.
China Is a Declining Power—and That’s the Problem
The United States needs to prepare for a major war, not because its rival is rising but because of the opposite.
By Hal Brands, Michael Beckley
SEPTEMBER 24, 2021, 4:16 PM
https://archive.is/x4T60
massive income equality gap
That plateau looks ominous.