The Debt Bubble Crisis Is HERE

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The debt bubble crisis is upon us. Rising delinquencies and skyrocketing household debt could be signs we are heading toward another Great Financial Crisis like in 2008. Let’s talk about it….

Lynette Zang is an economist that has been involved in the markets at some level since 1964, as a student, banker, stockbroker and precious metals and currency analyst. She has been studying currency lifecycles since 1987 and discovered similar social, economic, and financial patterns that occur throughout the stages of a currency’s lifetime. She believes that recognizing these patterns enables people to see what’s coming and make well-informed choices that put their best interest first.

Together, Lynette, her team of experts and special guests share how to best prepare for economic uncertainty. Focus will be in the areas of Lynette’s mantra and how to be equipped in the key areas of Food, Water, Energy, Security, Wealth Preservation, Barterability, Shelter and last, but certainly not least, Community.

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@wellsHannahh says:

I typically invest half my income in stocks monthly and hold for at least five years. However, my portfolio recently experienced a significant loss of around $150k. What should I do?

@GringoAzteco says:

There’s a line from the Black Sabbath song ???? War Pigs ????… “ Hand of God has struck the hour “…. I don’t think that this coming crash will be like any recession or correction that we’ve ever seen in our lifetimes ?? it won’t matter what asset you hold; everything, whether dollars, gold, stocks, bonds, real estate, private equity, debt; whatever it is….when the ? strikes the hour, EVERYTHING goes to 0??

@AshleyGraetz says:

it wont pop until after election. FED doesnt want to be blamed by encumbent

@minhta7540 says:

Good time to buy a house?

@xx3868 says:

2008- Back then they had ability to Print as debt was low and they could bail out some banks. NOW, how cant if keys are handed back to banks in record numbers soon?? The Insurance money will only cover some, but how can they print this time with maxed out fed debt??? What tools have they got? They can crash rates, but that wont do a lot for a while if jobs are gone and recession is rampant. So unlike 2008, theres no flexibility this time with every indicator is RED now including personal debt and savings…

@chrisrussell8577 says:

Love the video. Simple for us simple. Where is oil going? I hear both up and down.

@stevendedeian7774 says:

Lynette 'Rocks!'…Show Low Az, said it….

@donniechilo3966 says:

Lynette, you have been my favorite for years and years. I remember your first ones on YouTube and X-22. You are a gift to all that bothered to listen. Thank you so much. I adore you.

@titusyoung8176 says:

On point as always. One of the top in the world in the in my eyes. She's at the round table for financial advise / investing including current up to date knowledge of the what's really going on in the past, present, and future.

@tonycarangi1151 says:

You been saying that for decades,lol buy the dip

@kimgabriel4338 says:

I watch the Case Shiller to Gold ratio to tell me if it's a good time to buy real estate. Surprisingly the ratio is 246 … at the peak of 2005 it was 772. Prices are not that high in gold. The low was in 2012 was 150 oz of gold to the average house price. 1980 low was 117 so there is definitely room to decline.

@RichardBecker-yn7sp says:

Just a reminder for those of you who may not know. THE BIGGESGT transfer of wealth ever recorded was from the world war 2
generation to the baby boomers. Being a baby boomer myself, I can attest to the the incredible, damn the torpedoes mentality
of my generation when it comes to spend spend spend and screw what happens tomorrow with no regard to saving and
controlling one's appetite. So when Ms. Zang talks about how tough it is for my generation I feel very little pity for them, but I am
greatly concerned for the generation under 18 and those folks yet to be born. Very little to look forward to for them.

@susantroy11 says:

Just found you and what a breath of fresh air ???? love the “zombie businesses” analogy…
Sure seems like the government’s debt is going to outpace its revenue and those tax revenues will not be enough to pay its debt… So our nation is going to become a zombie country which I believe will happen this year. I also came across another economist who said that the Freddie Mac will begin to back 2 home mortgages to allow homeowners that are under water will tap into this equity without refinancing at the higher rates of today. Devastating but hey it’s an election year…

@darkfayt101 says:

How will unrealized gains and capital gains at 44% affect gold and silver?

@andym847 says:

Buy gold… $2300 will seem cheap in 5 years.

@christinahames90 says:

Watching from Leicestershire England God bless you will try and do what you say .It's happening in Britain too

@luis__jrtx says:

My favorite economist!

@Rick-tk9dl says:

HE SAID SLOWLY THEN ALL AT ONCE

@nyceimsuijuris6965 says:

Hopeium is thinking, I'm afraid, that the cycle experienced now is going to create an opportunity in the future. The law is being settled whereas all estates in land belonging to a government have already been removed. All property is subject to this institution. There is no upside in this. . . Unless one removes themselves from all attachments to what government controls.

@thomaspfenning1434 says:

A better debt chart would be the debt to income ratio ,which would look better and be more representative of real debt burden.

@davidtachella3551 says:

Lynette you’re doing awesome job!!! Gold and silver !! ????

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