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Navigating the Perfect Storm: Financial Crisis & Global Economic Shifts

Explore the impacts of financial crisis, consumer-driven economies, wealth distribution, industrial growth in China, European concerns, and US unrest. Discover insights into market cycles, employment, wealth inequality, and economic challenges ahead.

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Navigating the Perfect Storm: Financial Crisis & Global Economic Shifts

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  1. I Got 99 Problems But a b#@*h ain’t one

  2. Outlook: A Perfect Storm • Financial Crisis • Consumer Driven Economy • Uneven Distribution of Wealth • Rapid Industrial Growth in China • European Worries • Unrest and Polarization in the US • The Fed Can’t Fix • The Future in Uncertain

  3. Financial Crisis Avg Recovery: 10 Years

  4. Market Cycles Are Long

  5. Japan May Be Instructive

  6. Bleak Outlook on Employment

  7. Consumer Driven Economy Drivers of Growth are Dead

  8. US: A Nation Of Consumers Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis

  9. A Close Look at Cash / Debt

  10. Household Income Plateaus

  11. Companies Continue to Hold Cash

  12. Parallels: Consumer Confidence & Gold

  13. Knowledge & Finance = Success Uneven Wealth Distribution

  14. Top 1% Are Benefiting

  15. Top 1% In U.S. Vs Other Countries

  16. Income Inequality in the U.S.

  17. The American Dream Put on Hold

  18. 1% Owns 42%; 5% Owns 70%

  19. 5% Holds 60% Net Worth

  20. Top 1% Holds Only 5% of Debt

  21. Taxes Remain Low at the Top

  22. Aggregate Tax Rate Dips for Top 1%

  23. Top 20%

  24. Rapid Industrial Growth in China Massive Loss of Industrial Jobs

  25. An Emerging Middle Class

  26. The New Middle Class 583 millionThe forecasted size of India's middle class in 2025.

  27. Un-even Growth Distribution

  28. The New Normal

  29. Commodity Prices Soar

  30. U.S. Wages as % of Economy: All Time Low

  31. Europe Euro Worries Add Uncertainty

  32. Debt as a % of GDP

  33. U.S. Unrest & Polarization Leaderless Politics Add Uncertainty

  34. The Fed Can’t Fix, Only Contain

  35. The Future Uncertain

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