Die grösste Finanz-Blase aller Zeiten

Fourteen years after the stock market crash, the dramatic events of 2008 seem almost forgotten. A general euphoria, not only in the markets but also among broad segments of the population, suggests years of unrestrained growth. However, financial expert Dimitri Speck demonstrates that central banks do not have the market under control as they would like us to believe. We have reached an immense level of debt, interest rates are lower than ever, and central banks must take desperate measures to maintain control. In reality, the general hype around stocks and cryptocurrencies does not indicate a recovery but rather suggests that we are in the biggest bubble of all time. When it bursts, the consequences will be incalculable. 2008 was just a warning shot. Speck sheds light on the specific developments leading to this mega-bubble and how exploding debt, a continuously increasing money supply, and a galloping inflation rate will ultimately cause it to burst. The consequences will be dramatic: it must be clear to each of us that we all—economy, investors, and citizens—will pay the price for the excessive debt of the past. It is not a question of whether it will happen, but only when. For those who want to protect themselves from this scenario, Dimitri Speck shows how to mitigate the worst with sustainable investments.