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What Will Blow Up First? Part II

China? A Wealth Confiscation Shock Wave?

What Will Blow Up First?

17 Minutes, 20 Slides

In Part II of this two part series John & Gord continue on their around the globe review in assessing what is most likely to blow up first. The problems in China dominates the discussion as does what can only be described as a Wealth Confiscation Shock Wave.


China?

The Shadow Banking which was central to the 2008 Financial Crisis is now orders of magnitude larger in China with even less regulatory oversight.

Change in US and Chinese Total bank Assets Chart

As a consequence Non Performing Loans (NPL) are now skyrocketing.

China Non_performing Loans Graph

Despite attempts by China to bring some control to the Shadow Banking activities it appears to be too little, too late.

Google Worldwide Search Volume for Emerging Market Crisis and China Shadow Banking

 


Wealth Confiscation Shock Wave?

What Should Individuals Do?

  • Monetary Expansion is Currency Debasement

Nothing More Than Wealth Confiscation to Finance Excess Debts

  • Macro-Prudential Strategy of Financial Repression

Accelerating Government Wealth Confiscation

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