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Monday, 07/06/2015 2:42:14 AM

Monday, July 06, 2015 2:42:14 AM

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Duisselbloem also said that while the debt level for Greece is high, it's sustainable because interest rates are only 1%+

Now you know why interest rates are so low. Because the whole shebang would have collapsed years ago had interest rates been normal. Meanwhile, pension funds are hurting because they can't make any money. So guess who will be paying for all of this? I'm starting to get the picture now.

Which form of debt will lead to the ultimate collapse? Government debt? Public debt? Household debt? Student debt?

Now consider that the only folks who don't have any debt are the companies I'm invested in. And people just keep selling those stocks relentlessly, or they may short them, using debt.
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