ITM TRADING, INC.
Nov 3, 2022
Remember The Great Recession that followed the subprime mortgage crisis in 2007 and 8? Liquidity dried up and credit markets froze in 24 hrs. The markets imploded while interest rates exploded, banks got bailed out as the public essentially went bankrupt. The Great Recession was the start of the money printing fiasco which is now running it’s course into a complete collapse of a system that was slated to fail from the start. All of that was a complete joke compared to The Great Reset which is now here.
There’s two major differences from the Great Recession to the Great Reset. First is this has now become a global collapse situation. It’s the exact meltdown central banks did everything they could to avoid after 2008. Second is the final trigger that will take everything crashing down. They are strikingly similar as it relates to banks lending money to those who can’t pay it back.
After over 50 years of research on economics and global currency resets, it’s my job to show you what’s happening behind the scenes -while there’s still a tiny bit of time for you to do something about it. Here’s what they will not be telling you on m--------------a…coming up!
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