Gerald
Celente: "We have been closely monitoring Saudi Arabia’s bombing and
reported invasion of Yemen. The result of that conflict is we are now
seeing a lot of fear in the oil markets. This is one of the primary
reasons for the recent surge in oil prices….
The other reason for the surge in oil is the
destabilization in Libya. That situation continues to deteriorate.
Libya’s oil production has plunged to only 500,000 barrels of oil a day.
Libya, under Gaddafi, was pumping 1.5 million barrels each day.
KWN Celente III 5:6:2015
Could Saudi Arabia Ignite Panic Around The World?
So destabilization in the Middle East is
starting to hit the radar of the equity markets around the world. There
is now the very real threat of a counterattack against Saudi Arabia.
There is a threat to the Saudi monarchy and the oil fields.
Most people don’t realize this but most of the
existing workers in the Saudi oil fields are Yemenese. And there are
over 4 million Yemenese in Saudi Arabia. So if there is an attack
against Saudi Arabia, the situation could unravel very quickly. This
would also have the effect of totally destabilizing global equity
markets, which have only been fueled to bubble valuations by cheap
money.
In fact, Janet Yellen just commented that equity
market valuations are quite high. The markets are where they are today
because of all the quantitative easing and the record low interest
rates. So a sudden shock in the equity markets would set off a massive
panic.
KWN Celente I 5:6:2015
Bill Gates recently stated:
“The environment with low interest rates, it’s
globally so unusual. It really shouldn’t persist. It creates problems in
terms of leverage and bubbles. But how we get out of it (without)
creating some economic setback? It would be very difficult.”
KWN Celente II 5:6:2015
Then we heard from Charlie Munger, Vice Chairman of Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway:
“I am deeply suspicious about printing money and
throwing it around, instead of printing money and building
infrastructure and so on. Everybody is relying too much on these
monetary tricks.”
What a disgrace this has been by the banksters
in charge of inflating the markets artificially. This has all been done
even as the wages of the average human being and the economies around
the world decline. It’s a “trick” alright — it’s called a Ponzi scheme.
Geopolitical Sparks To Ignite Panic Around The World
We see U.S. manufacturing continuing to
struggle. Now we have China doing what they can to pump money into their
economy. Interest rates cut in Australia. So they are keeping the Ponzi
scheme going. When will the Ponzi scheme implode? Only time will tell.
But geopolitical sparks are ready to ignite panic in equity markets
around the world.”
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