Argentina Tops List Of 20 Signs Of Global Economic Meltdown

[steveinbsas]

20 Early Warning Signs That We Are Approaching A Global Economic Meltdown


This article was published on January 23, 2014.

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/20-early-warning-signs-that-we-are-approaching-a-global-economic-meltdown


I could have posted this in the "articles" forum, but I think a "global economic meltdown" will have a dramatic effect on "expat life" in Argentina.

 

[EdRooney]

Hilarious website, thanks for the link. I think my favourite article was "37 Things You Should Hoard: These 37 Items vanish first in a crisis. Here is how to get them before anyone else!"

 

[Gringoboy]

World War III here we come.
The 37 things link doesn't open.
For those who follow all apocalypse related stories, it's worth checking out end of world groups online, such as forums and the like.
There are some real eye openers out there,experts at stockpiling, although I like to think that Argentina will be immune from all that as it's a special case.

 

[camberiu]

Watch from 04:30 until about 05:30.


http://youtu.be/JUc8-GUC1hY?t=4m30s

 

[Dublin2BuenosAires]

The end of the world.

Again.

 

[Vermonter]

The great thing about pessimism, and global collapse for that matter, is that historically, when it finally does collapse, you can be optimistic that the future can only get better.

One can only fall until they hit bottom (though this term is relative to circumstance), then they can lie there or get back up. I haven't known humans to lie in scum all their lives when improvement is possible. Though it often seems to be a never ending roller coaster ride.

 

[Gringoboy]

I'm writing an article on this very subject, hence the interest.
This one tickles me:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/tomphillips/how-the-media-will-report-the-apocalypse

 

[Reneige]

20 Early Warning Signs That We Are Approaching A Global Economic Meltdown


This article was published on January 23, 2014.

http://theeconomicco...onomic-meltdown


I could have posted this in the "articles" forum, but I think a "global economic meltdown" will have a dramatic effect on "expat life" in Argentina.

That article is scaremongering and quite paranoid. The fact is that Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Turkey, Ukraine, etc etc, are nowhere near large enough as economies to have a major impact on global economics. China is certainly weakening, but absent a major implosion of China's economy, the world economy should be pretty ok as long as the recovery in the USA and Europe continues to move forward. However an implosion of china would be fairly catastrophic, not just because it's one of the world's major creditors.

 

[camberiu]

Following HSBC imposing limits on cash withdraws and several Chinese banks doing the same.

Russian Bank Halts All Cash Withdrawals

 

[French jurist]

Since we have little time left before we get doomed, let's make love for a last time.
Ladies are invited to contact me at [email protected]