Our liquidity-drunk "markets" remain over-priced due to the chronic intervention of the global central banking cartel, which has demonstrated over and over again that it won't tolerate even the slightest drop in asset prices.

Those familiar with my writing know I put the word "markets" in quotes because we no longer have a financial system where legitimate price discovery is a regular — or even recognizable — feature.

It's destined to fail. What more can be said about such a flawed system?

Well, a lot as it turns out.

And failure to pay attention at this stage of economic and ecological history will prove to be exceptionally painful.