The Economic Collapse of 2025 - Are you tired of winning yet?

[funkybitch]

Rumor has it a major bank just collapsed, maybe European.

hope thats true, fuck europe

 

[Nameless One]

Central Banking has plagued our nation and our world for ages now. Since Andrew Jackson died we've been halted on top of other bullshit acts and bills that Null talks about that makes us the raped.


Hitler and Napoleon had some points, but never expressed them properly enough for others to follow. And especially many good Christian kings who saw usury for what it was.

Many things wrong with the world have a root there. And it's a gargantuan beast to tackle. Science wouldn't condemn this nor would people who want progress. It's almost an impossible foe. Mired in sin. Forms only suffering except for the parasitic profiteers who have that control over lives. The Khazars live on in what we know as Jewish people, they are not Gods chosen people. They're the same as they ever were. Don't let it fool you. Ashkenazis are the descendants. They help rape you, unless you're of their tribe which still betrays one another.

AIPAC and Israel's US connection prove we cannot vote our way out. There will never be an America we seek or read about again, not for a long time.

OP is right. People did vote for magic Jewish numbers but the same would have happened either way. Kamala supported Israel. You're voting for bloodsuckers every which way. Democracy is looking a joke. We're far away from any good intentions of the country. Dunno how to fix it. These economic crisis will only get worse as the central banks influence them to an extent (a full fucking degree) like inflation. We need a new Andrew Jackson and there just ain't, not on any two party system anymore.

Excerpt from US Constitution, section 1, article 10, clause 1: "No State shall enter into any Treaty, Alliance, or Confederation; grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal; coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts; pass any Bill of Attainder, ex post facto Law, or Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts, or grant any Title of Nobility." Source for homos

 

[Rootless Cosmopolitan]

Rumor has it a major bank just collapsed, maybe European.

Banks can’t collapse anymore. The money printer just gets turned up whenever the banks get wobbly.

 

[Dagoth AMOGUS]

Don’t make me tap this meme.

 

[Butterschmalz]

Besides the Somali fraud scandal: Business seems to be booming

 

[Falcos_Commisar]

Nothing really happened. Absolutely. No mass starvation or something. Nothing really happened between 2020 and 2025. Zero.
Nothing really happened in Detroit. Nothing really happened in 2008. Nothing really happened after 9/11. And so on and so on.

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VASTLY different worlds back then.

VASTLY different. Now wage pre 1913 and honestly pre 1973 can be accurately inflation adjusted.

143k a year in 2025 is immeasurably more than $1560 in say 1913

 

[geckogoy]

VASTLY different worlds back then.

VASTLY different. Now wage pre 1913 and honestly pre 1973 can be accurately inflation adjusted.

143k a year in 2025 is immeasurably more than $1560 in say 1913

It's really not to be honest

 

[Dafuqisdis?]

Uh oh looks like I got what I voted for again...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerr...ocial&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=se-breaking

The trade deficit—a measurement by which the cost of a country’s imports is worth more than its exports—shrank to $29.4 billion in October, the narrowest gap since June 2009 and a 39% decrease from September ($48.1 billion), the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported.
Imports decreased 3.2% in the month to $331.4 billion from September, while exports jumped 2.6% to $302 billion, according to the agency.
Wall Street expected the trade gap to widen to $60.6 billion, according to FactSet.
The effective tariff rate imposed by the U.S. was 17.9% in October, the highest since 1934, according to the Budget Lab at Yale.

 

[Nick Wilde]

Uh oh looks like I got what I voted for again...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tylerr...ocial&utm_source=twitter&utm_term=se-breaking

The trade deficit—a measurement by which the cost of a country’s imports is worth more than its exports—shrank to $29.4 billion in October, the narrowest gap since June 2009 and a 39% decrease from September ($48.1 billion), the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported.
Imports decreased 3.2% in the month to $331.4 billion from September, while exports jumped 2.6% to $302 billion, according to the agency.
Wall Street expected the trade gap to widen to $60.6 billion, according to FactSet.
The effective tariff rate imposed by the U.S. was 17.9% in October, the highest since 1934, according to the Budget Lab at Yale.

The part that stands out to me about all this is that against a GDP of $31 trillion, a few billion here and there is pocket change. Could it be that actually all this trade shit makes way less of a difference to things than they want you to believe, and actually there are more fundamental forces at work.

 

[Dafuqisdis?]

The part that stands out to me about all this is that against a GDP of $31 trillion, a few billion here and there is pocket change. Could it be that actually all this trade shit makes way less of a difference to things than they want you to believe, and actually there are more fundamental forces at work.

This is just for one month. It is a big deal.

The big deal is not only are our exports going up, but we are getting funds off of every import besides.

 

[Nick Wilde]

This is just for one month. It is a big deal.

The big deal is not only are our exports going up, but we are getting funds off of every import besides.

I guess, but the funds coming off imports are basically a tax on the consumer, which like any tax, means they have less disposable income to spend on all the other plastic garbage Corporation Inc needs them to buy. Seems kinda circular to me.

 

[HootersMcBoobies]

The big deal is not only are our exports going up, but we are getting funds off of every import besides.

I guess, but the funds coming off imports are basically a tax on the consumer, which like any tax, means they have less disposable income to spend on all the other plastic garbage Corporation Inc needs them to buy. Seems kinda circular to me.

Exactly. Tariffs are a federal international sales tax. Same with when Biden proposed unrealized gains tax and spun it as taxing the rich. What is the one unrealized gain 60% of Americans have? Their home. An unrealized gains tax is the means towards federal property tax! Both the red and blue sides want to find ways to tax everyone more.

The US was pushing USDT stable-coin in Venezuela last year. I predict they'll be more pushes towards replacing USD within the next three to six years.

No one can afford homes and we're about to see a lot more massive job cuts. A lot of professionals I know have taken lower paying jobs this year after layoffs. A leaker at Microsoft is stating they're planning to decimate this month, and continue for the next few years:

https://www.teamblind.com/post/microsoft-jan-2026-layoffs-heads-up-jzvpppq7 / https://archive.is/wip/hVVMe

 

[AbendCode12]

Home prices have dropped to pre-pandemic levels here adjusting for inflation. People are starting to buy homes here, again.
The biggest inflated cost is now the mortgage rate not the principle cost. Second time homebuyers with equity should have a much easier time of it now than the last 3 years.

 

[HootersMcBoobies]

Container traffic in the the US fell last holiday season, while it increased around the rest of the world:

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/while-global-demand-grew-u-s-container-traffic-fell-in-november

Drivers are continuing to be cut around the whole industry:

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/truck-transportation-jobs-flat-in-december-lowest-since-2021

On the Freight Waves livestream earlier, one guy who owned a 300 truck company said that growing up, if you were behind on truck payments for 90 days, your trucks were getting repoed. Today, some big carriers are over 6~8 months behind, with large manufacturers and their dealers deferring up to a year of truck payments, knowing if they started calling them in, the bubble would collapse.

Is there a 2026 thread or are we just going to keep chugging along on this one?

 

[Let it burn to fuckin ash]

Oh hey, is this another year of where the Zero Hedge, Mark Mobius ball washers are wrong again with their dramatic end of the world as we know it bullshit?

I bet a 2026 Economic Collapse thread is already in the works. I really need to find it.
No.
Wait.

It's probably filled with the same recycled, anecdotal, i-am-really-right-this-time-itis reasons as the last couple. A stopped clock is right twice a day so I'm sure you get it this year boys. Chin up

 

[Duane Dibbley]

Do things look worse on 1st jan 2026 than they did on 1st jan 2025?

No?

Some recovery...

 

[MrJokerRager]

 

[Dagoth AMOGUS]

Hasn’t Glenn Beck been predicting economic doom for almost 20 years and it’s always just a ploy to sell gold, safes, or doomsday supplies?

I don’t deny that these are valuable. I’m just saying the people who doompost IRL or online have something to gain from it, through grift or axe-grinding, far more than people who hopepost. It’s always easier to be negative.

And besides, don’t think of it in terms of “blackpill” or “whitepill” or hopium and copium. Think in terms of “What do I need to tell myself to keep moving on and to not give up?”

Here is some inspiration. Stay hopeful. Be positive.

 

[sodaboard]

Hasn’t Glenn Beck been predicting economic doom for almost 20 years and it’s always just a ploy to sell gold, safes, or doomsday supplies?

I don’t deny that these are valuable. I’m just saying the people who doompost IRL or online have something to gain from it, through grift or axe-grinding, far more than people who hopepost. It’s always easier to be negative.

And besides, don’t think of it in terms of “blackpill” or “whitepill” or hopium and copium. Think in terms of “What do I need to tell myself to keep moving on and to not give up?”

Here is some inspiration. Stay hopeful. Be positive.

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in 2015 glenn beck got utterly stumped/mindfucked by trump to the point of having a complete mental breakdown, crazy to see him on his side now

 

[aguywatchingitallburn]

Exactly. Tariffs are a federal international sales tax. Same with when Biden proposed unrealized gains tax and spun it as taxing the rich. What is the one unrealized gain 60% of Americans have? Their home. An unrealized gains tax is the means towards federal property tax! Both the red and blue sides want to find ways to tax everyone more.

The US was pushing USDT stable-coin in Venezuela last year. I predict they'll be more pushes towards replacing USD within the next three to six years.

No one can afford homes and we're about to see a lot more massive job cuts. A lot of professionals I know have taken lower paying jobs this year after layoffs. A leaker at Microsoft is stating they're planning to decimate this month, and continue for the next few years:

https://www.teamblind.com/post/microsoft-jan-2026-layoffs-heads-up-jzvpppq7 / https://archive.is/wip/hVVMe

The only reason people arent freaking out is bc companies are sneakily doing this, it's not a big collapse all at once. But soon it will be someone you know, then someone in your family, then you. I really hope I'm wrong but things have only been getting worse.