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5 SHOCKING Indicators the Economy is Heading for Total Collapse

2024-12-14 News & Politics
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Today on the Jay Martin Show, Jay sits down with Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of QI Intelligence and author of Fed Up. the pair dissect critical economic and geopolitical trends shaping today's markets. They explore the historic overvaluation of the stock market, rising consumer debt, and the hidden vulnerabilities in the gig economy. Danielle offers insights into the challenges facing commercial real estate, multigenerational housing trends, and the surge in build-to-rent developments. The conversation also touches on Canada’s shifting economic landscape, the implications of leadership vacuums, and what lies ahead for global markets in 2025. Get Your Tickets to the VRIC: https://2ly.link/211hF For more content from host Jay Martin, please visit The Commodity University at: https://2ly.link/211gp Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at https://2ly.link/211gx Be part of our online investment community: https://cambridgehouse.com https://twitter.com/JayMartinBC https://www.instagram.com/jaymartinbc https://www.facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international 0:00 - Intro 1:21 - Historic Overvaluation of the Stock Market 4:04 - Consumer Debt and Economic Fragility 10:54 - The Gig Economy's Hidden Risks 14:33 - Job Data Revisions and Economic Reality 16:10 - Rising Unemployment and Market Impact 20:50 - Commercial Real Estate on Shaky Ground 26:07 - Multigenerational Living and Housing Trends 32:15 - The Build-to-Rent Boom 39:08 - Hurricanes and Investor Housing Fallout 43:41 - Canada's Economic Crossroads Copyright © 2024 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.

Top Comments (10)

@richardgadoury8452 2024-12-15

Average age of a homebuyer is now 56...holy shit. The implications of that number are crazy...

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@arcturian.9999 2024-12-14

Add this to your stats and data, I'm 42 years old single never married no kids. Got completely upset, frustrated with the inflation of rent went from $1,200 a month to $2,000 a month at the Little House I was renting in one year. So I decided to build out a refrigerated commercial truck into an RV that's insulated better than traditional homes fully solar-powered with 500 gallons of freshwater fully off-grid with all the luxuries and amenities of a home including a full kitchen, full shower, 65-in TV, internet, dual recliners, wonderfully comfortable bed, plenty of storage, washer and dryer and that build cost me under $50,000. So what makes all these wealthy think that their garbage stick frame and Styrofoam built houses that are stuck in one spot are worth $400,000 to $500,000 when mine cost $50,000 I have no mortgage no rent no electric bill no trash bill no water bill no property tax and I'm mobile to go on vacation or change my backyard and neighbors anytime I want.. PS I make $135,000 a year and there's no way on earth I would even fathom paying $400,000 to $500,000 for a house. The most I would ever pay would be $180,000 to $200,000 and even that better be my dream home! Single family homes are not an investment!! They are a necessity for freedom! Weaponizing currency, weaponizing price discovery of everything, weaponizing the systems most are dependent on will only result in revolt of the masses and more sovereign freedom because nowadays it's very very easy and cheap to get off-grid and self-sufficient!!

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@Diverse_Interests 2024-12-15

That’s a hard reality. The people now end up as “indentured servants” because the rents are so high there is no more ability to save money for a down payment for home ownership. A dystopian future.

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@brianwashere7966 2024-12-14

Employee contributions constantly feeding the beast. When it pops, and it will pop, a whole lot of people will see their retirements disappear.

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@lynnybee888 2024-12-14

When will these people understand that we don't want to go into debt anymore? something is wrong here. we used to all have jobs, we'd go to those jobs & earn money, we'd save that money in a bank account that paid interest & when we had enough money in our bank accounts we could go purchase what we wanted NOT USING CREDIT. We'd pay cash & NOT put things on payments. Bring back the real life.

51 8 replies
@josephscott1952 2024-12-15

Healthcare is so expensive and too much fraud so ill opt out!!!

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@NaoCut 2024-12-15

39:00 why? Why? "I don't want your dystopian future". very well said. Explains everything how no one here understands that this rollercoaster only ends one way

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@jackshultz2024 2024-12-15

I’m a Canadian. I immigrated to Canada with my parents as an infant in 1948. I was able to buy a house in 1976 with what I earned at my unionized job as a radio technician. 1:01

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@GoodmanMIke59 2024-12-15

I live in North carolina. I saw some of the locations where the storm hit. If something's got to fix these homes, then it's going to come from money that is no longer spent on forever Wars. I served, no particular valor, but we need to end this overseas military operation model.

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@GoodmanMIke59 2024-12-15

Trump wasn't "poking the bear" with TRUDEAU. He was poking the TEDDY BEAR

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