Judging from the economic data at the beginning of the year, Germany, Japan, and the United Kingdom have all fallen into recession in the economic sense: a country's macroeconomy has contracted for two consecutive quarters, that is, negative growth.
The Bundesbank released a monthly report that the German economy may shrink slightly in the first quarter of this year, plunging the German economy, which is facing multiple challenges, into a technical recession.
Japan's gross domestic product contracted by 04 percent, compared to a revised contraction of 3 percent in the previous quarter3%, the Office for National Statistics said that the UK's gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 03%, the second consecutive quarter of decline.
At present, in the entire developed country system, half of the country can no longer hold on, and it is up to the boss of the United States to support the situation alone. The problem is that the boss is also very hard, and the external debt will exceed 34 trillion in 2023, and the interest expense will reach 1 4 of the ** income. The U.S. Congress is very honest, and in the future, the national debt will continue to break through the historical record, and the interest income will also exceed half of the income. That is to say, for every two dollars earned, you have to take one dollar to pay off the debt, and it is only interest, as for the principal, it is estimated that few people in the United States have thought about it.
Yellen is one of the few people who has seriously thought about how to pay off her debts, and her trick is to mint a trillion dollar worth of platinum coins to pay off debts, so that only a few dozen are enough.
Therefore, no matter how hard the Fed sticks to high interest rates now, and no matter how hard Wall Street shorts**, it is standing still at historical highs. It is said that Soros, an old slippery head who is good at shorting, has sold high-tech stocks and continues to buy stocks. Warren Buffett has insisted on *** stocks since last year, and Soros has started to buy ** shares again, have these centenarians seen any clues together? We must believe that their memories are a kind of wisdom and a treasure!