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How unexpected that the feds bolted up Bernie Madoff and discarded the key (and which is all well and good) over his multi-billion dollar Ponzi cheat... ... at the point when the U.S. government itself is the administrator and eager protector of the most tremendous, multi-trillion-dollar Ponzi conspire ever, with you, me, and a large number of Americans holding the sack!
Monetarily, the U.S. Is on a Road to Destruction without any Turns!
U.S. open and private obligation presently sums to about multiple times the GDP. Amidst the Great Depression, complete obligation beat out at multiple times GDP. That proposes the current money related emergency could be significantly progressively extreme in size and length. So it should not shock anyone that Standard and Poor's unobtrusively announced that Treasury bonds are ready to lose their AAA-rating in light of the manner in which Washington is enjoying crisis money creation and monstrous spending. (The now have been downsized to AA+) Lest there be any uncertainty over the dependability of the notice from S&P, Moody's Investors Services issued the indistinguishable cautioning half a month later. Whenever Moody's and S&P both cast a dim shadow over the wellbeing of consecrated U.S. Treasuries, any financial specialist, citizen, and ordinary American native should pay attention.
However, when asked by ABC News to share his very own perspectives on Moody's most recent cautioning of a coming minimization in U.S. Treasury appraisals, at that point Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner typically answered: "In no way, shape or form. What's more, that will never happen to this nation." On the off chance that you accept that glad talk, you should erase this email away. I can't support you. Yet, on the off chance that you suspect as I do that both Standard and Poor's and Moody's are onto something and that U.S. Treasuries are set out toward inconvenience, it would be ideal if you remain with me.
MarketWatch as of late detailed another exasperating and telling cautioning sign: The expense to purchase protection against U.S. sovereign obligation has flooded by as much as a factor of seven when contrasted with three years back. A falling U.S. security market will spell catastrophe for the annuity reserves, common assets, and insurance agencies that hold securities by the billions. Of more noteworthy worry to me, when the security market breaks, a great many retirees on fixed pay could get themselves down and out. Would that incorporate you?
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David Williams
Karatbars International
WBW Global Director
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