Even Goldman Sachs Believes Collapse is Coming
We already know that one former Goldman Sachs analyst has been warning of economic collapse followed by a major world war in 2012. His name is Charles Nenner and you can google his name and watch many of his interviews on mainstream programs.
And now we have an active analyst from Goldman who has sent out a 54 page report to their top clients preparing them for an economic collapse...and what those clients can do to make money while the world comes apart.
Here is a link to the WSJ article; http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903895904576542703587784540.html?mod=WSJ_hp_LEFTWhatsNewsCollection
And the comments below are from a fellow blogger who has already done a great job of explaining the illegal behavior of Goldman Sachs while realizing that our financial system is so corrupt that they will never be brought down...because they are too big to fail and because they gave a boat load of money to Team Obama.
Goldman Sachs is doing it again. Goldman is telling the public that everything is going to be just fine, but meanwhile they are advising their top clients to bet on a huge financial collapse. On August 16th, a 54 page report authored by Goldman strategist Alan Brazil was distributed to institutional clients. The general public was not intended to see this report. Fortunately, some folks over at the Wall Street Journal got their hands on a copy and they have filled us in on some of the details. It turns out that Goldman Sachs secretly believes that an economic collapse is coming, and they have some very interesting ideas about how to make money in the turbulent financial environment that we will soon be entering. In the report, Brazil says that the U.S. debt problem cannot be solved with more debt, that the European sovereign debt crisis is going to get even worse and that there are large numbers of financial institutions in Europe that are on the verge of collapse. If this is what people at the highest levels of the financial world are talking about, perhaps we should all start paying attention.
Perhaps most startling of all is what the report has to say about the debt problems of the United States and Europe.
“Solving a debt problem with more debt has not solved the underlying problem. In the US, Treasury debt growth financed the US consumer but has not had enough of an impact on job growth. Can the US continue to depreciate the world’s base currency?”
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