Morgan Stanley, Bank of America Warn Global Recession! Debt is Good? Economy Manipulation Exposed

Morgan Stanley and Bank of America analysts are out there warning that trade wars and tariffs could trigger a global economic recession, ignoring the fact that America and the rest of the globe are buried under trillions in debt that can never be paid-off. Also, CNN is reporting that the head U.S. politician is in control of the stock market, further backing-up what we have been reporting on for some time.


U.S. consumers continue to struggle with household debt as about 40 million Americans are likely to miss one or more credit card payments in 2019 and over half of people with credit card debt have carried a balance for over a year. Can the manipulators keep the economy looking good until the end of 2020 or will debt, low wages, and tariffs bring the world to it's knees before then?

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