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To: elmatador who wrote (16)	3/8/2017 3:18:36 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13803

The good old black swan.... could it be that it already happened and the only cure a reset i.e. america already gone, cause you can't count on a country who spends $600bil a year on war and hasn't won one in 70 years. Take a good look at america, it isn't all it's cracked up to be. Europe still hasn't fixed Greece, never will and Grexit is still viable as is Frexit, Itaexit. remember Greece was done by and for the banks. China copied America theme keeps reoccurring i.e. real estate, so add China to the list, copying america never a good idea. though as for silk road and the stans agree, China needs internal peace so no external problems allowed. Thinking of which country could destabilize the global economy and there are many to chose from, first criteria would probably be a natural resource provider for the world? ,

To: elmatador who wrote (16)	3/8/2017 4:17:56 PM
From: THE ANT	1 Recommendation Recommended By elmatador Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13803

I agree China is the highest risk country. Still if the United States prints heavily it should pull the world out of its problems. When you hear the countries become unstable at high debt to GDP ratios that is because their currencies eventually fall versus US dollar. My theory is that the US can print its private sector out of their debt without causing massive inflation. I hope Trump at least tries or as Steve Bannon said "we are going to throw this at the wall and see if it sticks"