It isn’t just about China.  This is something that is prevalent throughout the world.  No market, not in the United States and not in Europe, is immune from the fact that the money that’s in these markets is artificially created.  It’s not growth money.  It’s not earned money.  It’s artificially created money by the central banks of the world through the private banking system into these markets and it can evaporate as quickly as it came in.

When you have all this cheap, artificial liquidity perpetuating all the global market increases, when there’s any factor that comes in to disturb the idea of that liquidity being around forever or markets going up forever, things turn around very quickly…. 

“Any number of things could start to implode and that would have an acute knock-on downward effect on the stock market here (in the United States).  That’s one of the reasons why the Federal Reserve this week said they ‘are not sure if things are stable enough to raise rates.’

Now they are just so afraid that anything they do to interrupt the free liquidity to the private banking system could have such an overriding negative effect (such as the stock market crash in China).  So they are backpedaling.”

Eric King:  “So the Fed is trapped, Nomi.”

Nomi Prins:  “They’re absolutely trapped.  The ECB is (also) trapped.  They’ve made really bad choices for 7 years.  Supposedly (all this liquidity) started out as a temporary emergency measure.

It's One Giant Ponzi Scheme 

And the idea on Capitol Hill, through the Federal Reserve and ultimately pushed to Europe and globally to the People’s Bank of China and so forth, was that if you increase liquidity, make rates low enough, if you make money cheap enough, somehow it’s going to go into the financial system, into the banking system, out to the general economy, and it’s going to fortify the general economy and stabilize it.  That never happened.

So now we are 7 years into what was supposed to be an emergency measure that hasn’t accomplished any of that.  It’s merely given the largest banks in the world the appearance of solvency.

And again, they (the banks) have in turn undergone a slew of leverage loans, of propping up the stock market, to working with their corporate customers to create bonds.  And the larger corporations like Apple, IBM and so forth, then use that money to buy their own shares, which creates another artificial bump in the markets.  That’s all that’s happened in the last 7 years.  It’s really just been a shell game of artificial liquidity through the banking system.  Nothing has actually been solidified.

The Frightening Reason Why We're Doomed

But these people just imagine that if they do more of the same thing, as scary as that may sound because it’s not produced stable results, that somehow eventually things are going to wind up OK.  It’s the definition of insanity, right?  You keep repeating the same thing over and over again, hoping for a different outcome.  That’s what’s going on.” ***KWN has now released the incredibly powerful KWN audio interview with Nomi Prins, where she discusses why the Chinese stock market crash was just a preview of things to come, the coming financial destruction that is still in front of us, what investors can do to protect themselves and much more, and you can listen to it by CLICKING HERE OR ON THE IMAGE BELOW.

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