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In one sense, #energy doesn’t matter all that much to what’s coming. Once #debt reaches a certain level, oil can be $10 a barrel or $200, and either way it’s trouble. But the cost of energy can still play a role in the next #financialcrisis. With the #MiddleEast heading for #war, it’s easy to envision a supply disruption that sends oil prices soaring. What can we expect from higher oil in today’s hyper-leveraged #globaleconomy? In his article, Rubino states: 1. Another recession 2. An equity bear market. 3. A currency crisis 4. A derivatives implosion There are other possible consequences of a major Middle East war, but in Rubinos article illustrates that the more leveraged a system is, the more vulnerable it is to external shocks. And there has never been as much leverage as there is right now. Excerpt from We Are So Not Prepared For Another Oil Shock” by #JohnRubino via @DollarCollapse
Posted on: Thu, 19 Jun 2014 13:23:36 +0000

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