by RdSnt » Wed 18 May 2005, 22:31:11
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Revi', 'S')o far Puplava's very close. He said that one US automaker would be at junk bond status in 2005. Who knew it would be two? I have a bad feeling about the end of this coming year and the winter of 2005-06. Maybe it's too early for much to happen, but it sure feels like financial problems are coming in the wake of Peak Oil.
I'm constantly re-reading Puplava's material and matching his analysis with what the markets are actually doing. Because of the close match I'm making preparations based on his analysis. Even if he is ultimately wrong, nothing that I'm doing will hurt.
So I watch the markets, read between the lines and look at specific data to see if it supports Puplava's predictions and how close. I buy gold and silver bullion, I regard it as my fall back currency if things get real bad. The commodity stocks that I own, while not doing so well at the moment, will do very well in the future. However, once the appreciate to my satisfaction I'll be liquidating them. There will be no advantage to holding onto them much beyond next year.
I'm making sure we have food stocked up, our garden is in and I'm upgrading more of the insulation in my house. I have a backup generator and hopefully I'll have time to get my steam engine setup before the economy collapses.
If Puplava's analysis is correct, panic is going to set in and the US populous in particular is going to come completely unstuck.
Prepare to keep your head down over the winter. Unfortunately I'm very pessimistic now. Both here in Canada and in the US the leading citizens are selfishly pre-occupied with power grabs and the narcisism of political intrigue, and have become completely disconnected from reality. They are of no help what-so-ever.
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Everything is coincident.
Love: the state of suspended anticipation.
To get any appreciable distance from the Earth in
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