This week Andy talks about:
– Collapsing global economy
– IMF reduced global GDP forecast
– World Bank warned of global jobs crisis
– China, worst GDP growth since 2008
– Japan, all economic data dramatically revised downward last week
– Europe – QE set to start next month
– Secession Movements
– “Strengthening dollar” fallacy
– COMEX manipulation, as silver open interest explodes
– Russian sanctions, upcoming blowback
– Ruble at all-time low
– FOMC meeting Wednesday
– ECB TLTRO uptake announcement Wednesday
This interview was hosted by Financial Survival Network.
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Hey Andy, Why don’t you tell us how you really feel? lol —
Great talk loaded with info, thanks
LOL, thx.
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I just don’t get the titanic shift towards China, aside from their gi-normous gold hoarding, which is part of the problem.
I mean, don’t get me wrong, as the “transparency” of our government is pathetic, but at least we make it really hard for the deceivers to deceive, and we are NOT a centrally planned government.
And now Australia is following suit with Germany in support of the RMB’s inclusion into the SDR, and this AIIB thing. And Koos Jansen is saying “finally” Europe is moving away from the U.S.
I’m as disappointed with our government’s performance as the next guy actually follows what is going on, but HOW is China a better alternative?
They are still a centrally planned government, i.e. Communist. If you live in one province, and move to another province to work, you are paid very little and you have to avoid the constant threat of being “deported” to your original province (it’s like the U.S. and Mexico – although it is between provinces WITHIN China)….I mean, the list goes on and on, and hell, nobody even knows how much gold China has…so how is their deliberate non-transparency somehow better than the U.S……
Andy, please tell me this stuff is just a dog and pony show….
They are not “better,” but have the largest share of global manufacturing and, soon to be disclosed, gold.