Ep. 296 – Market Risks: 20 for 2020 Part III

Finishing up with Deutsche Bank’s list of market risks for 2020, we note a common thread throughout. In a word. Debt. This should not be a surprise to this audience. And in fact, they also seem to admit that global stock markets are driven by two factors – central bank liquidity and corporate share buybacks. Perhaps they’re listening to The Kapital News? So how fragile must these markets be if the only thing keeping them afloat are artificial measures? While nobody knows for certain, Deutsche Bank is prudent to point out that there are some major issues lurking just beneath the surface – government debt, corporate debt, and consumer debt. All of these entities are overstretched. The question is, who gets bailed out? Last time it was the corporations. This time, we imagine it will be the government. Because we know that the consumer is the last to be taken care of, but is most certainly the first to pay. The year 2020 is going to be a very interesting and likely turbulent time. Stay diversified, stay vigilant, and stay with The Kapital News. #Economy #EndTheFed #Recession #Politics #Peace #Truth #Justice #Debt #USA #Congress