another poster from another site. I think I have heard this before LOL
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Disregard where those sources come from, but I can tell you that I am connected to certain members of financial institutions, and what they say is not good. Not good at all.
What I have learned is that Western financial markets have at most 3 months before total collapse. It will likely be sooner than that. My banker friends are terrified. Basically, the Fed and ECU have been printing money non-stop since the 2008 disaster to try to prop up these banks and it is not working. They thought if they pumped enough money into the system and created enough liquidity, the carnage would revert itself. However, the opposite has happened all across the board. Real GDP has contracted everywhere. In truth, banks are actually dumping their treasuries back into the Fed and ECU to stop MASSIVE inflation. These returns are slightly higher than market, but the Fed can't hold onto those funds for much longer without a massive currency dump.
One of the reasons why the banks are trying to go toward negative interest rates and cashless transfers is they are desperate to stop this chain of events. They are simply trying to hold up smaller failing banks for the time being.
Contrary to Hillary being a continuation of the status-quo, the big banks regard her as a Hail Mary. All of the big Wall Street execs are backing her because they know they will need the mother of all bailouts to keep this shit sandwich floating. They are literally just moving chairs around on the Titanic right now just praying Hillary gets in so they can start the wealth transfer. Source of mine told me that Wall Street descended on DNC in droves looking for handouts, and they think Trump is real estate guy who has been traditionally hostile to Wall Street. They don't trust him, and they know they are going to have to pass this buck to the tax payers in order to not take the greatest financial blood bath since 1929.
That is all. Three months, at most.
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