Para no copiar el "Cuidado con..." de nuestro infalible MNSV, abro este hilo alrededor de un artículo de un blog que he encontrado por estos mundos.

Realmente el artículo escrito es farragoso pues cita las fuentes de donde saca la información en la que se basa, pero lo que realmente deja sin palabras son los gráficos; os dejo el enlace a continuación, a parte de otro hilo relacionado en este mismo foro que ya deja entrever la situación:

http://www.burbuja.info/inmobiliaria...acion-aaa.html

[ The Financial Ninja ]: Really Scary Fed Charts: NOV, US Bankrupt?

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Si eso sucede....es el fin.....

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Vale, ¿y la visión pesimista cual es?

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POR DIOSSSS!!!!!!! ESTO ES EL FIIIIIIIINNNNNN!!!!!

:d

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Alerta Crisis Sistémica Global - Verano de 2009: Cesación de pago del gobierno estadounidense

"el verano de 2009, el gobierno de los EEUU. entrará en cesación pago y, por lo tanto, no podrá pagar a sus acreedores (titulares de Bonos del Tesoro de EEUU., títulos Fanny Mae y Freddy Mac, ...). Esta situación de bancarrota tendrá obviamente consecuencias muy negativas para el conjunto de los tenedores de activos nominados en USD. Según nuestro equipo, el período que comenzará entonces será favorable para la instauración de un « nuevo Dólar » destinado a remediar brutalmente el problema de la cesación de pago y la fuga masiva de capitales de Estados Unidos."

Default o hiperinflación USA.

80% de la deuda que sustenta la masa monetaria mundial al garete.

Las potencias productoras de materias primas ven como sus fondos soberanos se quedan hechos filfa. (En rusia cambian la bolsa por un casino con tragaperras (Eso si, 24/7))

El Euro y el Yen se disparan por las nubes y más alla. Exportación imposible, deflación brutal en Zona Euro-Japón. (Con el sueldo de un Europeo, te puedes comprar un pais africano pequeño. O Missoury.)

Eso de primeras, luego vendrá el reajuste de todo, que será donde duela.

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Este fin de semana lo arreglan todo caramba...que soys unos negativos....

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Y otra pistilla que nos deja el antiguo presidente de Goldman Sachs:

Whitehead sees slump worse than Depression | Industry Summits | Reuters

By Joseph A. Giannone

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The economy faces a slump deeper than the Great Depression and a growing deficit threatens the credit of the United States itself, former Goldman Sachs chairman John Whitehead, said at the Reuters Global Finance Summit on Wednesday.

Whitehead, 86, said the prospect of worsening consumer credit woes combined with an overtaxed federal government make him fear that the current slump is far from over.

"I think it would be worse than the depression," Whitehead said. "We're talking about reducing the credit of the United States of America, which is the backbone of the economic system." Whitehead encountered plenty of crises during his 38 years at the investment banking firm and was a young boy during the 1930s.

Whitehead warned the country's financial strength is at risk due to the sweeping demand for tax relief and a long list of major government spending plans.

"I see nothing but large increases in the deficit, all of which are serving to decrease the credit standing of America," said Whitehead, who served as chairman of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp after the World Trade Center was destroyed during the September 11, 2001 attacks.

Whitehead, who helped make Goldman a top-tier Wall Street firm and led its international expansion, left in 1984 to become a deputy secretary of state under Ronald Reagan.

He warned that the country's record deficit is poised to balloon as the public calls on government for more support.

"Before I go to sleep at night, I wonder if tomorrow is the day Moody's and S&P will announce a downgrade of U.S. government bonds," he said. "Eventually U.S. government bonds would no longer be the triple-A credit that they've always been."

There are at least ten "trillion dollar problems," facing the United States, he said, including social security, expanding health insurance, rebuilding infrastructure and increased spending on green energy. At the same time, the public does not want to pay for it.

"The public is not prepared to increase taxes. Both parties were for reducing taxes, reducing income to government, and both parties favored a number of new programs -- all very costly and all done by the government," he said.

Large deficits can weaken the country's credit and increase its borrowing costs, which already constitute a significant part of funding to cover expenses. Whitehead said it could take "several years" for the current problems to be resolved.

Whitehead said he is speaking out on this topic because he is concerned no lawmakers are against these new spending programs and none will stand up and call for higher taxes.

"I just want to get people thinking about this, and to realize this is a road to disaster," said Whitehead. "I've always been a positive person and optimistic, but I don't see a solution here."

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Whitehead simplemente avanza algo que muchos niegan y no quieren ver...

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