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Hussman looks at the current state of the US equity market, where it sits in its cycle and how it compares to history.

Brexit uncertainty deepens as UK government in disarray. BOE warns of earlier and larger rate hikes as UK property prices fall second month in row ... 

China gold production falls by 9% to 420.5t in 2017. Chinese gold demand rose 4% to 953.3t in same period ...

Over $60 billion wiped off entire crypto currency market in 24 hours. Offline physical gold is safer than online digital gold.

European stocks fall more than 3% at the open after sharp falls in Asia. Gold gains 0.6% in USD and surges 1.7% in British pounds and euros

Reported inflation is between 1.7% and 3% but actually much higher. Shrinkflation is financial fraud, unreported inflation in stealth mode

“Bond bubble will be the big issue” he tells Bloomberg TV (see chart and video)

Gold and other markets (including bond yields) are 'systemically suppressed' ...
 

FBI warns of attacks in US after similar crimes in Taiwan, Thailand and Europe. Digital deposits increasingly vulnerable. Time to save in physical gold.

‘Shard disaster’ – Ten apartments at top of London’s largest skyscraper, all priced over £50 million and in five years not a single one has sold ... 

"Secular rally in silver bullion is in its early days" and "will be sustained and amplified in the months and years to come"

Davos elite hear warnings of complacency akin to 2007 as economic risks grow. Blockchain has potential to revolutionise the world of money – if not co-opted by elites. Davos theme explores massive inequality across the globe while eating $60 hamburgers. 

Third most likely global risk in 2018 is cyber war say WEF. “Scale and sophistication of attacks is going to grow.”

U.S. government national debt is $20.6 trillion and increasing rapidly (see debt ceiling chart). Gold responding positively to U.S. dysfunction, rising Treasury yields & weaker dollar.

Nearly 30,000 UK workers' pensions are at risk thanks to Carillion management's total mismanagement