#1 The Crash of 2008 - HyperDEflation

In this video that forecasted the 2008 crash 6 months before it happened, Mr. Fed predicted the effects it will have on all of us. It is part of a series. This video begins to explore some of the reasons for the crash and explains the concept of hyperdeflation. It examines how some of the root causes of the crash, such as excessive leverage, are being overlooked in coverage of the crisis in the United States. This series of videos will be used in a documentary to be entered into the Sundance Film Festival next year.




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[SilverRose09]

Where do you see the real estate heading on the inflationary period? up or down or depends on the area?

[Crashof2008]

I recommend you watch all of my videos in their entirety, read the Financial TImes of London, AVOID US media at all costs.

Inflation is dead for a generation. That means 25 years.

[SilverRose09]

SilverRose09 (1 second ago) Spam Marked as spam Thank you for your respond. For how many months do you thing we need to have solvency reseved for the near crash? I mean to pay for our everyday basics living (mortage, bills, food, etc) and what is the best method for the solvency cash or metals?

[Crashof2008]

Hi Silver Rose, I won't makes specific investment recommendations because I let my Series 7 lapse to pursue other things.

However, my other videos and comments on my home page should provide my general macro perspectives that can feed forward into inferences about allocations.

In terms of how much to have on hand, saved, up, I think 5 years is rational.

[AirelonTrading]

Massive deflation is upon us, facing a further deflationary trap.

You called it Matt, back here at March of 2008

[Crashof2008]

Thanks Airelon. I'll be putting up some new videos soon with my forecasts until July 2010.

In the meantime, feel free to join the discussion on the left hand portion of my youtube home channel!

Matt

[SolitonPL]

This is engineered crisis!

[mrzack888]

Privatize the gains and

Socialize the Losses

GREAT quote.

[AroundSun]

Personally, I think that the actions of both the Federal Reserve and Congress in the current crisis have been hurtful. Certainly these policies can create a short term boost to the economy like we are currently seeing, but I don't think that they are sustainable policies in the long run. Eventually the Congress has to cut spending or raise taxes, and the Fed has to raise interest rates or risk inflation. At that point the unsustainability of what we are doing will be revealed.

[orangecountytaxdebtr]

I am delighted I!

[JohnnyLion66]

Matt,

You are dead on! I like what you have to say a lot. Here are some of my ideas....

All of the previous demand has been propped up by credit...credit markets freeze....now we have deflation because our wages don't support our chosen standard of living.

Like I was saying, if Obama doesn't want to regulate the banks, deflation will regulate the banks.

[gete0]

Great job on the info ... Thank you!...