3 Warning Signs: Potential Bloodbath Ahead

This story from Zero Hedge should be taken close to heart. The signs of imminent collapse and 'New World Order' are all around us. The 'Endgame' is in clear view now...it is only a matter of time. The central bankers know what lies ahead; they helped to write the script. A recent video below from Storm Clouds Gathering examines this collapse and the Fascist/Racist element that is creating the new system springing up around us .

The title is deliberately provocative to relay the extent of my concerns with recent market action. Regular readers will know of my bearish long-term outlook for stocks based on the view that we remain in a secular bear market which began in 2000 and extraordinary central bank policies have only delayed an eventual bottom. But the recent activity in stocks and other asset markets is sending a clear signal that dangerous bubbles are building everywhere thanks to printed money and low interest rates. And central banks are unwilling to intervene as economic recovery remains as elusive as ever. The likely endgames are obvious enough: either recovery happens and central banks move too late to quell inflation or recovery doesn't happen at all. Those forecasting a happier outcome either don't know of the long history of consistent central banking failure or, more likely, are beneficiaries of the current policies.

Today's post will focus on three red flags:

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   The Indian stock market reached record highs over the past week despite all of the country's problems and a currency recently in free fall.

   
   


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   Australians have been increasingly using their superannuation funds as collateral to buy residential property, helping reflate one of the world's biggest housing bubbles.

   
   


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   The Japanese bond market has effectively died with the government becoming the dominant player in the market due to its massive bond buying program. This isn't just a Japanese phenomenon with central banks now owning a third of the world's bond markets. Free markets, these ain't.

   
   

Red flags everywhere

If alarm bells aren't going off for investors, they should be. Much more here.

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