The ripple effects from collapse in real estate – the devastating financial meltdown
Peter Oberois
Apr. 14, 2007

No one can even imagine the effects of the real estate collapse and the future meltdown of the mortgage banking system. The loss is staggering. There are very few financial institutions that did not get exposed to sub prime lending.

The Federal Reserve and the Government should have stopped the bubble from forming. Now the genie is out of the bottle. The meltdown in the financial system is happening systematically and slowly.

The banking system is going to collapse first. Then will come the effects of the deflation. The recession will change into depression. Asia especially China and India will be affected most. The Europe, Japan and America will also face economic depression but the effects will be milder than Asia.

The Chinese economy will lead the depression. China will finally be forced to liquidate the US Treasury portfolio to support its survival as a nation.

The ripple effects from collapse in real estate – the devastating financial meltdown
Peter Oberois
No one can even imagine the effects of the real estate collapse and the future meltdown of the mortgage banking system. The loss is staggering. There are very few financial institutions that did not get exposed to sub prime lending.
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Merger Mania creating a bubble of the third kind – how will the mega crash look like?
Sam Adelton
The financial meltdown will make the G8 and other emerging nations meet in a hurried fashion. Some how the central banks will halt the collapse temporarily but in the next phase when the central banks are proved wrong, the collapse will be devastating.
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A great buy opportunity for US Dollar as trade deficit widens
Peter Oberois
Analytics and quantitative models predict with more than 90% confidence level a 30% gain in US Dollar and Dollar based debt assets in the next two years.
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Stocks begin down trend as bonds begin up trend - bigger trade deficit bullish for bonds
Sam Adelton
The bond market is showing signs of a solid upward potential. The stock market has valuation problems as deflation take hold of the economy.
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Long tern bond futures signaling deflation and 30% drop in yield over next eighteen months
Alan Hershey
The ten-year notes and thirty-year bonds gave a super bullish signal today.
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Inflation from Asia stagnation from America and Europe – the world economies start suffering the after effects of global stagflation
Sam Adelton
The stagflation is the byproduct of supply side trickle down economics and the effects of the same have started hurting the financial markets. Stagflation actually started in 1981.
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Japan showing sign of deflation again –Machine orders fall more-than-expected - the impact can be severe on US and Asian stock markets
Peter Oberois
The stock markets all over the world are closely watching the deflation in the world’s second largest economy. Japanese deflation that started in 1987 is still in full force. The Japanese economy is still extremely export oriented.
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