Thank you for the response - you get it fantastic! The system will muddle through look at Asia it melted down and wealth shifted hands. Same same throughout history it just depends on the duration and severity in its final form.
The chance of a severe shock is actually building however I don't have the resources to fully delineate or present the evolving picture for investors at this stage. I keep a general eye on this via my newsletter which is big picture, investment and gold focused, specifically on Aussie gold stocks.
I don't hate the bankers or politicians each is just doing their own job the problem is the system - not perfect but there you have it much better than many political models out there currently in decay.
This is the end of an economic cycle with a Keynesian solution mistakenly applied in the wrong conditions and it is making it worse. Hence my gold site, articles, newsletter (and now even an educational portfolio with technicals and fundamentals). Hence I am time poor as I say.
I am all about the same thing you guys are here at Hot Copper ...and that is sharing information. I just do it for a living as well as my investment activities.
I am spreading the word so that more people might listen and take shelter. The more of us that take shelter the better Australia will survive any crisis no matter what form it takes. Can't tell exactly how it will pan out just looking at the risks based on the flaws in the system and important indicators / trends.
Remember a debt collapse is a slow one I have defined and explained this in depth in articles and the newsletters. Part of what I do involves free dissemination like this and happy to do it as I feel I am in a privileged position. I get to talk to some very interesting people throughout the system by being exposed in the public view.
I see a huge opportunity by being informed and armed to the teeth coming into this. That is the other side of the coin. Our rights and standard of living however another issue entirely - nasty down trend. This what our elected leaders should be doing for us not meddling in markets beyond a sane framework of checks and balances.
Please feel free to re-post I am extremely time poor no matter how committed.
