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We might get a bounce here to retest that green line, but unless a major Central Bank launches a new monetary program stocks are heading DOWN.

The former market leaders are all beginning to breakdown. Has the market top finally hit?

The sources of growth for US corporates have all dried up. Stocks have yet to adjust to this, but when they do it’s going to be an all out collapse.

Prepare to be taxed.

Between these two banking systems alone, you’ve got the makings of a global financial crisis at least on par with 2008. 

This is what happens when the Fed’s academic-based nonsense collides with economic realities: perversions of capital that lead to massive bubbles and eventually even more massive crises.

The situation is clear: the 2008 Crisis was the warm up. The next Crisis will be THE REAL Crisis. The Crisis in which Central Banking itself will fail.

In the last month, the ECB, US Fed and BoJ have all implemented new policies. ALL of their stock markets FELL afterwards. 

What happens the next time global GDP takes a nosedive when Central Banks have already used up all of their ammunition?

Take note, these charts signal that the bull markets of the last six years are ending. The markets are primed for another Crash, just as they were in 2000 and 2007.

We’ve already gotten a taste of what happens when asset classes finally “adjust” to underlying “demand” with the commodity markets: having operated based on Central Bank money printing for five years, they then wiped out ALL of those gains in six months.

The $100 trillion global bond bubble has begun bursting.

The doors are closing for investors looking to get out before the Crisis hits.

The media can try to hide reality all it wants. But an economic collapse is here. It will trigger another stock market crash just as it did in the early ’90s, the Tech Bubble, and the Housing Bubble. 

Wake up world, the EU hasn’t experienced 2% inflation since BEFORE the Crisis erupted in earnest in 2012. Three NIRP cuts and over €1 trillion in QE later, the EU is on the verge of deflation again.