A Great Depression For The 21st Century: 1930s Was Bad, But What We Are Facing Now Is Worse!

Ever since the health crisis burst, plunging the world’s economy with it, financial gurus have been warning of another great depression. While the United States struggles to avert yet another economic collapse, those warnings sounds have become louder than ever. They say the next Great Depression will be far greater than the one of 1929 to 1933. This time, the impacts will likely persist for much longer than before and they will be much more acute, considering our economy is now plagued by a massive national debt that only grows bigger and bigger with each passing day. At this point, most experts already know the current monetary policy is driving off the country to a financial cliff as it inflates asset bubbles to dangerously high levels, threatening to bring about unexpected disasters that will only aggravate our economic hardships even further. There are so many determinants weighting upon our financial markets that it just takes one single failure to trigger a major meltdown, and when that happens, we wi