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Europe has been falling for decades now, only safe investments are south east asia and north america unironically

>>25289756
there's no real conspiracy about this...."globalization" was just a meme to outsource inflation.
its run its course and is beginning to unwind.
like all game theory scenarios the first to realize it and get out get the best deals (ie. US and UK so far).

>>25289805
North America... top kek

>female-led government is bad at negotiating and then complains about it
wew imagine that

>>25289845
literally yes

>>25289847

leave are maggie alone!

>>25289829
>there's no real conspiracy about this
There is though. The EU is an US creation to submit europe since they lost WW2.

>>25289901
>US creation

>>25289845
Like it or not North America still dominates the world economically. China is a big player but only because of America, the US could cripple their entire country with a few sanctions if they really felt like it.

>>25289805
>North america
I know for certain Canada is cucked. The U.S will survive, it’s too big to fail but it won’t be the same. At some point the inflation will catch up.

>>25290225
Kinda this
CAD will eat shit so the only smart-ish thing to do is hedge against it by buying assets and avoiding CAD in every way
The Canadian Dollar won't disappear but there's no point in investing in Canada; the closest you should be investing in Canada is buying burger companies or ETFs on the TSX

Everybody should just leave Eu because now
mediterranean euro countries rely on endless stimulus and debt, they dont even try to boost their own economies as they know germany and brussels are too afraid to kick them out

>>25289847

>>25289756

>>25290340
The canadian government have reduced their gold reserves to almost zero rapidly. I think physical gold will be pretty fucking good bet especially for Canadians. Me personally, I don’t have much wealth to hedge so I am all in on Bitcoin.

>>25289756
EEA faggots are pretty much in the EU (having to follow all the rules) but without actual input on policies. Honestly it's the most cucked position to be in right now.
Norway has no leverage compared to the UK either.

>>25290078
It still does but for how long? The US became the first superpower in history because they had immense natural ressources, a white population and a peaceful country. The last 2 properties are vanishing as we speak.

Also they ousted the only guy who didn't underestimate China nor crawled in submission for profits.

>>25289756
Unironically the places that most people considered shitholes will soon become the new paradise. People will try to geo arbitrage their cost of living by moving to cheap warm countries. As long as there is no active war and it's warm/safe, it will moon

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>>25290546
Physical is almost always a good bet, right now idk since I think it's a bit overvalued, but it's definitely a good exit method to get out of CAD
>>25290669
Yes
CAD will be hyperinflated but the currency won't disappear. As long as you hold assets and not CAD you'll probably be okay, and you can swap back into CAD as required

>>25290411
These countries can't boost their economies because of the euros and Germany.

Before the euros if the italian economy was not doing well they would devalue their currency and compensate for their lack of productivity with cheaper international prices and costs.
In the meantime the deutschmark with such strong export would rise compared to other european currencies making their products more expensive and balancing things out.

With the euros Germany can keep exporting for "cheap" while the italians can't compensate their productivity gap with their currency.

For italians to compete with Germany they would need to restructure their entire industry from small/medium companies to big groups with an economies of scale (VW/Siemens/Daimler/BASF).
This will never happen because you need a century to do that.

>>25289805
Curious why Southeast Asia? What should I read?

>>25289756
Don't think it was Brexit that's responsible. It was, unironically, COVID. The EU faced the first true crisis it's ever faced, and every countries' response was to shut down their borders and go full blown nationalist.
It's going to be really hard for the EU to come waltzing back in and tell the population how essential they are to the survival of Europe.

>>25290941
this

>>25289962
>>US creation

In a round about way it is, though.

After WW2 the USA concentrated their attention on controlling and dominating the Atlantic and Europe. It's what directly lead to the rise of China in the east and the exportation of the globohomo agenda/the American monoculture. Glowniggers like the C_A and many think-tanks actively pushed for a strong trading bloc in Europe to reduce friction in trade and as a pushback against the encroaching USSR. It's a multifaceted and complicated subject, but broadly speaking, the USA did push for, and welcome, the nascent European Union.

>>25290816
>CAD will be hyperinflated
I said this in an older thread but they won't let this happen. They'll pass of the real inflation into the real estate market which is already unattainable for the avg Canadian and pump it. The Canadian economy is based entirely on real estate so why let currency hyperinflate and bankrupt it when you can do the literal opposite and become "rich" off of it. Canada is a fucking joke but they don't dare let our currency be impacted. Expect cad to be fixed between 0.75-0.80 USD forever.

>>25289756
The EU vs BRIC who is more likely to expand in the upcoming years?

>>25290411
That is definitely a woman

>>25290411
>endless stimulus and debt
it’s a worthless fake currency anyway
austerity or helicopter money doesn’t change the fact these money never ends in people’s pocket
Euro will fail just like USD
Bend the knees to BTC

>>25290816
>since I think it's a bit overvalued
compared to what? you are just parroting all the same shit you read on /biz/ (outside of /pmg/ ofc) and the talking j*ws on CNBC. it's NOT overvalued, but keep thinking that.