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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: carranza2 who wrote (143480)	9/16/2018 6:30:14 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218030

re <<book>> thank you, done the kindle version principles.com so that as long as amazon book service remains around, i can read by snippets given that you noted it is dense, intense, which may mean a slow read but a repeatable read. re <<debt crisis>> ... still wondering about the trigger, but a crisis we are in already, just an issue of trigger, and wondering if jubilee nearby. trump is an expert on debt, and so perhaps his debt protocol might stave off the crisis by quite a ways. in the mean time, according to enough zerohedge.com , that as long as this below remains true, usa is winning the trade war, and as long as china refuses to fold, the trade war will get worse my observation is that above may be too simplistic. i doubt china would deliberately hit supply chain until whenever, and if whenever arrives, would be much later in the gaming. long before that later, much else would have happened. i also doubt that china would refuse to engage in conversation. only question is conversation at what level and w/ what if any effect. otoh, i doubt engagement in dialogue would matter much to either side, as one cannot negotiate away fundamentals and one can not arrive at any deal without taking account of fundamentals, and no deal can hold together tweet by tweet. given such what happens? nothing particularly good until bad stuff happens. what happens after onset of bad stuff? attempts at a save, maybe. can a save be, perhaps. who can know. brace brace, and getmore9999, and dial 1.800.get.me.out of debt-supported anything, but listening to martin armstrong, noting private asset is a long term long against public asset. the choreography seems complicated.