georgephillip
Diamond Member
Hoover often gets the blame for the Great Depression.
Some are suggesting the Fed and IMF could inflict the same fate on Trump by using digital blockchain currencies like Libra to deliberately topple the US dollar from its global reserve currency perch.
How would such an outcome influence your 2020 vote?
https://www.finder.com.au/imf-cryptocurrency-stablecoins-will-likely-put-some-banks-out-of-business
"The Fed could easily tip the US into crisis.
"The debt levels of the US economy are at record high levels for private households, Federal government, and US corporate debt.
"Most US corporations have used growing debt, well over $9 trillion, to make stock buybacks rather than invest in new plant and equipment, fueling an unprecedented bubble in the S&P stocks.
"The rising stocks are not a sign of economic health but of a dangerous speculative bubble vulnerable to collapse.
"Were the Fed now to resume rate rises and continue its less-publicized Quantitative Tightening into 2020, a domino-style series of debt defaults, corporate bankruptcies, home mortgage foreclosures, default on car loans and student loans could quickly make a second Trump Presidency in 2020 more than doubtful.
"However that would be no grounds for the rest of the world opposed to Trump policies to cheer.
"It would also trigger collapse in major emerging market countries who have borrowed hundreds of billions denominated in US dollars, including Chinese state companies, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil to name a few. EU banks from Italy to Germany to France would fail."
Is the Fed Preparing to Topple the US Dollar? - Global Research
Some are suggesting the Fed and IMF could inflict the same fate on Trump by using digital blockchain currencies like Libra to deliberately topple the US dollar from its global reserve currency perch.
How would such an outcome influence your 2020 vote?

https://www.finder.com.au/imf-cryptocurrency-stablecoins-will-likely-put-some-banks-out-of-business
"The Fed could easily tip the US into crisis.
"The debt levels of the US economy are at record high levels for private households, Federal government, and US corporate debt.
"Most US corporations have used growing debt, well over $9 trillion, to make stock buybacks rather than invest in new plant and equipment, fueling an unprecedented bubble in the S&P stocks.
"The rising stocks are not a sign of economic health but of a dangerous speculative bubble vulnerable to collapse.
"Were the Fed now to resume rate rises and continue its less-publicized Quantitative Tightening into 2020, a domino-style series of debt defaults, corporate bankruptcies, home mortgage foreclosures, default on car loans and student loans could quickly make a second Trump Presidency in 2020 more than doubtful.
"However that would be no grounds for the rest of the world opposed to Trump policies to cheer.
"It would also trigger collapse in major emerging market countries who have borrowed hundreds of billions denominated in US dollars, including Chinese state companies, Turkey, Argentina, Brazil to name a few. EU banks from Italy to Germany to France would fail."
Is the Fed Preparing to Topple the US Dollar? - Global Research