The prospect of a recession and a catastrophic market collapse

The prospect of a recession and a catastrophic market collapse looms large.

All who are alert to the state of the financial markets cannot fail to recognise that this is an inevitability, following the past few years of flagrant profligacy on the part of the Biden administration and the reckless policies of the Federal Reserve, whose incessant money printing has wrought havoc.

The crash I anticipate will likely see a fall of fifty per cent in market values, though it may well prove to be far worse, perhaps as severe as seventy five per cent. It seems probable that this event will unfold at some point in 2025, possibly around September or October, and endure for a number of months. However, it could come much sooner.

Inflation, far from abating, is once again on the rise, and we are now mired in stagflation. The outcome is all but certain: there is no remedy, no action the Federal Reserve may take, that will avert the consequences of this disastrous course.