Michael Rupert talks about the expected stock crash due to the supply chain demand being stretched to the limit. Large companies across the world are running into difficulties. Toyota has shut down all their North American plants, including Canada and Mexico and now they are also shutting their UK production plants.
So, based on the Quarterly Earning Reports of various companies (the thing that drives the stock-markets) it will have devastating effect on the worlds global GDP.
It will send the markets into a panic because they are completely over-leveraged as everything is banked on GDP growth.
All the bail-outs to the different countries, were issued on the assumption of GDP growth. If there is a global negative growth, the markets will implode as they have nowhere to run.
Combine that with rising oil prices, and we have it the jackpot...