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Forecasts & Predictions for 2013: Part One

Trader Rog
November 12, 2012

By Trader Rog

 

Smart traders and investors flee to hard assets.

Each year around this time, we review our forecasts and projections for economics, politics, the markets, and other kinds of relevant information that can affect our trading and investing. For those who have not followed us in the early years of Trader Tracks Newsletter or on the radio, we take this opportunity to express where we have been and where we are going.

We waited until after the presidential elections had wrapped-up and the next president had been named before posting these additional ideas. Had Romney been elected, some things would have been slightly different, but not markedly so.

We did predict Barrack Obama would be elected and that is exactly what’s happened. The important question is: what can we learn from this past decade and what might occur in the following years from 2013-2016?

We predicted Barrack Obama would be re-elected and would not finish his second term due to a nervous breakdown from pressures of this high office and/or be driven to resign regarding a scandal involving a woman.

Based upon new information, we can add a third prediction. Obama will not be able to contain the debt crisis. With his stubborn agenda of “tax and spend”, he will make the messes increase even sooner. This speeds up the debt crisis, cracking the USA and global bond markets and setting off a series of other nasty problems. Most of these negatives were baked into the economic cake anyway, but his agenda will just speed them up and create a smash earlier than otherwise.

While it’s too early to tell, we think the Petraeus resignation scandal is tied to the potential of a Petraeus’ obligation to testify regarding the growing Libyan attacks misinformation scandal and alleged lying. Keep in mind the Nixon impeachment resignation was based on lying and a cover-up. We can see the same thing developing with the current administration in forthcoming congressional hearings. If this happens, our 2012 forecast for the president might be coming true.

With the president’s agenda being one of “tax and spend”, the Fiscal Cliff will get a Band-Aid repair and it will not hold up. The debt crisis is spreading all over Asia with China sinking faster than before. On Bloomberg Asia, it was just announced tonight that Japan’s GDP has gone negative at the rate of -3.5%. This is really scary as deflation news and falling stocks of major Japanese companies is now spreading quickly and is, in our view, now going out of control.

As bad as this is, Europe is failing even faster. The big boys (France, the U.K. and Germany) are joining Greece, Portugal, Italy, and Spain’s failures in 2013. These big boys are entering even deeper depressions. Germany is now in recession (not depression) but how long can they hold on?

In 1999 we predicted a stock market crash and we were correct when the Nasdaq had a major selling event. Greenspan propped up the other markets, but they should have otherwise been wrecked like the Nasdaq. This just delayed the markets’ crash until 2008 when it was artificially repaired with taxpayer cash despite banker insolvency.

In 2003, we predicted that the Euro Currency and Euro-Land experiment attempting to produce a United States of Europe, would fail. It took longer than we expected but we were correct. The Euro currency is economically swirling the drain. So far, Greece, Ireland and Iceland have caved. Lots more will fail very soon.

In 2004 we predicted our best trade ever in this decade when the Swiss Franc rallied from 55 on the Index to 89 providing a gain of $39,000 on one contract for the price of putting up modest margin money and paying regular broker commissions. That was the best single trade we’ve been able to find in ten years. More fantastic trades will present themselves as markets cave to places not expected.

In June of 2005 we predicted a massive housing crash as lumber futures took a dive in tandem with the messes we saw building in financial derivatives. We were correct as builders, brokers, title companies, banks and other lenders went broke. Only the big boy banks were saved, as they own the Federal Reserve. They replenished themselves with taxpayer cash and will do it again.

Before the 2008 markets’ smash, leading up to it for several months, we predicted a severe markets’ dislocation. That wreckage was so bad it nearly took down the world economies and perhaps some governments. The re-capitalization with taxpayer money was a temporary repair. The worst is yet to come and this time there is no way out.

We predicted the tops, bottoms and some intermediate support and resistance prices in the silver market from $26.50 to $49.00 and back again. We are working on similar trades in grain, precious metals and energy.

 

From November 12 Through December 31, 2012 We Predict:

President Obama will sign a flurry of executive orders enhancing new, onerous and bureaucratic controls enabling the EPA to further his green agenda and curtail the so-called carbon energy products. This wastes billions of taxpayer funds and further destroys carbon energy, driving carbon energy prices ever higher. The USA is headed for $5 per gallon of gas and Europe already has nearly $10 per gallon in some places. It’s going to get a lot worse but this won’t last more then 2-3 years as we will get a hyperinflationary blow-off.

A trio of very negative executive orders might be signed giving the UN more and very expansive powers over American citizens. Those could be (1) new global taxes on the Internet, (2) global gun control including the United States and (3) new taxes on all financial transactions worldwide to steal money to further the United Nations One World Order agenda. Eventually, after the World War, the UN will be permanently destroyed and with it the nightmare of the One World Order.

The Fiscal Cliff situation will go to a scary stand off and then be addressed with an executive order to extend the Bush Tax cuts temporarily for one year or less. Option two would be the Speaker of the House caving in to presidential pressures offering new taxes on incomes of $250,000+ and none on those with lesser incomes. The lesser incomes would get more taxes anyway, but they will be stealth taxes buried in other unrelated legislation.

The global stock markets will suffer a 10-12% correction in Q-1 2013 but not a crash. The harder crash is more likely to come in May 2013 or September-October 2013. The so-called Big One could take down stocks 50-90%. A -90% wipeout would not be unheard of… it has happened before.

The US Dollar will rise to at least Index 84.50 and perhaps to 88.50 in 2013 as the Euro skids first down to 120.00 major support and then falls further to 115.50 after a few weeks at the 120.00 level. The Euro Currency will collapse when Germany starts trading their old Deutsche Mark in parallel alongside the Euro. Lower Euro supports are 112.50, 110.00, 108.00 and then 80.00. If it gets below 108.00, we think the Euro is toast.

Inflation will gradually build in early 2013 and then race ever faster. Food prices will rise +50% in 2013 on agricultural shortages by farmers, but mostly on a sinking US Dollar and war.

A conflict will breakout in the Middle East between Israel and several of her neighboring nations. Oil prices will skyrocket. We do not see nuclear war in the Middle East but rather widespread violence using heavy weapons, drones, missiles and bunker-busting mammoth bombs.

This conflict, if unchecked, could go right to the front door of Saudi Arabia. Should this occur, there would be a wider war involving the USA to protect Saudi oil fields. The Straits of Hormuz will be mined by Iran, which will slow oil tanker shipments. The US Navy will clear the waters by using minesweepers. We can see 5-10 Middle Eastern nations all fighting in unison in this conflict with a great loss of life.

President Obama is not skilled in the art of running a war and the USA generals will take over some decision-making authority into their own hands creating an outrage in the Congress and the Senate. These actions will be hidden at first but later come into the news based upon the military who have taken precautions protecting America and her citizens. This could further add to Obama’s resignation from the Presidency.

On the streets in America next year, expect a long hot summer of joblessness, urban rioting, violence and a major crime wave from the unemployed. The larger worry for authorities is the amount of guns in the streets including stolen heavy weapons from National Guard armories. Some years ago a rail freight car of 10,000 .22 automatic rifles was hijacked near the Mexican border. These were destined for sale to a major department store chain. Who has them? Who knows? The stocks and company sales of two major handgun manufacturers were reported up nearly 10% last week on stronger demand/sales. Consumers are getting worried about security.

The current depression could last until 2017 or even 2024 depending upon wars and political cycles. There was a nasty depression in the USA in 1842-1843. This was the beginning of several decades of markets mayhem including the American Civil War and a series of rolling recessions/depressions lasting until 1896. The worst of the market dislocations ran from 1873 to 1896, a nearly 20-year depression. Some say there were intermittent recoveries but we say they did not amount to much. Those were very bad years in the United States. We see the same stuff repeating all over again in this cycle.

The worst of the worst, in our opinion, will hit us in 2013 to 2016 with depression and world war. This is not end of the world stuff but a really ugly historical re-run. The so-called Mayan event next month on December 21, 2012 is not a world-ender, but a new and better beginning…however, the following three years will be a severe adjustment period.

The Obama administration and other world leaders are at the end of their fiscal rope. They are simply out of tools and ideas to extend and pretend any longer. The early gasps and rasping breathes from the bigger bond markets are coming down right now in Japan. The bond markets are skidding ever faster and 2013 will usher in higher interest rates breaking the central bankers. Even a one or two percent bond yield increase will crush these nations as the debt burden skyrockets on the outstanding paper.

Watch for the rating agencies like Moody’s and Fitch to begin a series of rolling downgrades further smashing these bankers. The USA will get a new debt downgrade in 2013. Their own little print and spend games will turn on them, wrecking hundreds of banks over the next three years.

Oh, what to do?

Smart investors and traders are moving toward almost all hard assets. We have been against buying and owning any real estate since 2005. Now is the time to buy a house or a farm if you need a place to live and prefer not to rent. In our view, the price bottom has been reached to obtain a cheap interest rate for a mortgage. In some places throughout the USA house prices have supported.

If you are a home buyer you had better take extra careful precautions on anything you purchase. Numerous banks, insurance companies and title companies are at severe risk. We would not encourage government insured mortgages, second mortgages, or any dealings with small fry companies that might be unable to continue in business.

Ideally a home could be bought with the seller carrying the mortgage for on-going income and your exposure to outsider lenders and others would then be greatly reduced.

We are also expecting that in more government grasping for tax dollars, homeowners will lose the mortgage interest deduction on tax returns.

Even worse, we expect corporate pensions, 401k’s, Roth pension plans and other saving devices to be converted to USA government paper. This not only diminishes their value, but could render them valueless in the future.

Move to a smaller town off the beaten track. Live a modest lifestyle. Pay off all debts. Have a paid-for vehicle, preferably a truck. Grow a garden. Provision-up your daily needs months in advance. Hunker down and become invisibly wealthy. Take care of family and friends.  Be an owner of gold and silver coins. Take serious precautions for security. Become as independent as possible. This is a repeat of the later 1800s all over again. The less dependent you are on anybody else or any outsider, the easier your life will become.

We cannot see buying into new stock positions unless they are shorts during the first two weeks of November 2012. If you own stocks, use risk stops on bigger companies and take profits or hold on with juniors, knowing they should sell and then bounce back.

Somebody please tell us when the global bond markets crash for good and we’ll tell you when this can get better and we can start all over again, maybe with a partially backed fiat gold currency.


 

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Discussion
38 Comments
    Nov 12, 2012 12:27 AM

    Just a thought on O….’s running mate Mr. B, like Roger mentions what did in President Nixon was his involvement in the cover-up of Watergate not the crime. At least Nixon’s VP was Gerald Ford a man people knew would have been an excellent replacement. But Mr. B is not of the same ilk and that could be one of the reasons they decided to keep him as VP, consider O… being impeached period it may never happen because that leaves only Mr. B in charge, in my mind this is even scarier and something that will be looked at, a smart move for The O…. camp, just maybe it is. DT

    Nov 12, 2012 12:41 AM

    I can’t remember but I think Spiro Agnew was Nixon’s first VP and Ford pardoned him, because during his second term I thought Gerald Ford was the next in line, I stand to be corrected but my point remains the same.DT

      Nov 12, 2012 12:27 PM

      Yes, Ford was next in line after Agnew. Agnew was not pardoned by Ford like Nixon was. Agnew resigned and then plea bargained his criminal conviction for taking bribes while governor of Maryland. He paid $10,000 and got 3 years probation.

        Nov 13, 2012 13:14 AM

        I guess that one can accurately say that both sides of the aisle have their “rogues”!

        Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:48 AM

    Not only will Obama finish his 2nd term, he might even get relected (or declared to be) president for a third term. You say it’s not possible – anything is possible with this guy. As far as a nervous breakdown goes – that would imply this guy is exactly nervous. Which he isn’t. He is a very cool, slick operator and is in complete control. A nervous breakdown is laughable. As far a women goes, I can’t comment on that. If there is thoug it wouldn’t matter – nothing stops this guy. As far as the debt – doesn’t matter – the masses don’t blame him for it anyway – on the contrary they look to him as the saviour. A serious depression or crisis would only strengthen him.

      Nov 12, 2012 12:14 AM

      Check the link below which mentions Obama running for a 3rd term. Maybe he will change the law.

        Nov 12, 2012 12:36 PM

        Bloomberg changed the term limits law in NYC to get a third term. Guiliani tried to get a 3rd term after 9/11 but was not able to change the law or delay the election. Both Republicans.

          Nov 13, 2012 13:18 AM

          You have provided us with some great and thought provoking comments, Donald.

          Thank you,

          Big Al

      Nov 12, 2012 12:18 AM

      A serious depression or some other type of crisis would only strengthen him if the govt solved the problem quickly and efficiently.

      Just my opinion,

      Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:08 AM

    I agree with James. Crisis would only embolden Obama. Affairs? You need to contact former presidents for details. I do agree that that the fiscal problems are ominous. But sorry that you have such a dismal outlook on the USA. I have more confidence in our people. We rise to the occasion again and again. That is why we are the greatest nation on earth. The envy of the world.

      Nov 12, 2012 12:20 AM

      Thanks so much for your vote of confidence on our nation. I have to agree, Jed!

      I believe (maybe I should say, I hope and pray) that this too shall pass.

      Best,

      Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:13 AM

    Something I came across about the biggest oil boom coming to America when they become the biggest world producer of oil. This should collapse the oil price and boost the pm profits.
    http://pro.stansberryresearch.com/1210THIRDLIA/MPSINB20/?o=851703&s=857122&u=33444029&l=507876&g=96&r=Milo

      Nov 12, 2012 12:32 AM

      Thanks Paul L,

      I did see this earlier today, but thanks for the reminder.

      Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:50 PM

    Wow !!!! Lets all calm down . yes 5 dollar gas will happen at some point. Calling the Nixon evil — comparable to the minor mess in Bengazi , is wild over statement. there are no big wars anymore, just small , local wars , or petro shutdowns, or Jihad Terror attacks. The big countrys dont want set piece , large scale wars anymore. A naval blockade of Iran , will bring on an internal revolution in a month. Buy gold, north american oil producers. I have EOG, WRES,and CXPO for instance. dont look for conspiracys, and i doubt Obama will resign. Love and good healthto all S

      Nov 12, 2012 12:24 PM

      I have to agree, Scotty, that Obama will not resign.

      Big Al

        Nov 12, 2012 12:17 PM

        Scotty,
        To declare The Watergate burlary and coverup as “evil” and characterize Benghazi as a minor mess is dislocated from objective reality.
        1) No one died in the Watergatge burglary
        2) In Benghazi 4 Americans died…others were wounded and we to date have no idea how many attackers were killed in the fire fight in what you refer to as a “minor mess”
        3) No one died in the Watergate coverup
        4) The Benghazi coverup involved the fabrication of a youtube video scandal that in and of itself incited protests riots throughout the world resulting in dozens of deaths…not to mention the administration sacrificed foreign policy for apologizing for contrived offenses which can only weaken US standing abroad.
        Your characterization of these two scandals is objectively false.

          Nov 12, 2012 12:31 PM

          Thanks for that comment, Dennis M!

          Of course you are absolutely correct!

          Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:04 PM

    Some of the conclusions seem drastic, but it’s only a matter of degree. Gas will go higher, a financial crisis is coming, and Obama will lose popularity once the welfare dries up. That would put pressure on any narcissist, wouldn’t it? (Even if not enough to cause a breakdown.)

      Nov 12, 2012 12:26 PM

      I guess, but I have not read it yet.

      Big al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:17 PM

    A bit of a correction big Al as I suspected. :mrgreen:

      Nov 12, 2012 12:26 PM

      I have not read it as yet, Prof.

      Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:06 PM

    The Republicans have been losing because they have no one to follow Reagan. No bench depth. They have a short four years to fix that. None of the ankle biters that fought Romney for the nomination have a chance.

    Do you understand that those ankle biters are a contributing cause to Romney’s loss? Their oppo research on Romney was a gift to the Dems. Romney burned through a lot of cash fighting them off. That was money that would have been better used in the swing states.

    The Democrats will have a similar problem finding a successor to the cult of Obama for 2016. It won’t be Biden, Hillary, Pelosi, Reid, Schumer, or any of the other aging Democrat power players who have sucked the oxygen out of the party leaving no clear next generation.

    We live in interesting times over and over like the movie Groundhog Day.

      Nov 12, 2012 12:32 PM

      Maybe the dems will nominate Bill Murray!

      Big Al

        Nov 12, 2012 12:53 PM

        Bring back Puxatawney Phil, or in Canada we call him Wiarton Willy! Good old Bill Murray has a new movie coming out where he plays FDR, only it apparently is also about some affair that he had with his cousin. OH NO!! DT

          Nov 13, 2012 13:20 AM

          An affair with his cousin! Oh man, what will Hollywood think of next?

          Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:39 PM

    Great article and commentary, Trader Rog and Al. It has given me much think about. I agree with other readers that any crisis will probably only strengthen President Obama’s position. I remember President Bill Clinton’s popularity seemed to increase with every crisis that came up in his presidency.

    I think we also have to be prepared for economic X factors that no one can predict the outcome of. I have just read an article that states the U.S. will overtake Saudi Arabia and Russia as the world’s top oil producer by 2017. It the appears the biggest game changer in U. S. oil domestic oil production is fracing. It’s ironic to think that the one technology that can make the U. S. energy independent is also the one that is most controversial. I put a quote from the article down below, and the full article is here: http://ca.news.yahoo.com/u-overtake-saudi-top-oil-producer-iea-132331660.html

    “The recent rebound in U.S. oil and gas production, driven by upstream technologies that are unlocking light tight oil and shale gas resources, is spurring economic activity – with less expensive gas and electricity prices giving industry a competitive edge,” it added.

      Nov 13, 2012 13:20 AM

      Morning Nick,

      If that happens (U.S. becomes the top oil producer by 2017) then a major economic game changer is right around the corner.

      Thank you for the link,

      Big Al

      Nov 13, 2012 13:19 AM

      Hi again Nick,

      I read this article and it was kind of what Keith Schaefer discussed on the latest weekend show.

      Many thanks for the link,

      Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:14 PM

    – Trader Rodge depresses me with that lot. Prices going up, wages going down, investments failing, world war, and If you live through all that, your pension is buggered. At least Obama can look on the bright side, he may lose his job but he will get laid.

    – Iceland is not in the Euro and is not a member of the European Union, and as of this time the Euro currency has not failed. I agree that Greece and Ireland caved, but Iceland definitely did not. A curious situation exists there which is a lesson to us all. The Icelandic government wanted to put the Icelandic taxpayer on the hook for the losses of its banks, but the taxpayers wouldn’t have it. Curiously, most people live in Reykjavik, as do the politicians. The population can’t be much more than a quarter of a million, and because of that there isn’t really anywhere for the politicians to hide, and there isn’t enough of an army or police to protect them. In that sense, they kind of have to follow policies that people actually agree with.

    – Germany has actually done pretty well over the weak Euro. German companies benefited from this weakness in the world markets with their exports. Not dissimilar to China. Whilst Germans are also, on the other hand, having to pay for the Euro, they are getting concessions from other EU countries for that. A German cultural ethic is spreading around Europe.

    – Hasn’t inflation already happened with all this QE business? What we are really waiting for is massive price rises and a result of inflation of the currency. I just wonder if debt defaults will match QE and in the end nothing much happens.

    – I’d like to know which country gets to kick off World War 3. World War 1 and 2 the United States arrived late. Does that mean with World War 3, the US is determined to be first to fire? I mean, in all honesty, isn’t the best way to fix the problems in the US to declare war on the rest of the world, cancel all debts to the subsequent enemies, and go from world policeman to world ruler? Hail Caesar Barrackus Obamacus?

      Nov 13, 2012 13:25 AM

      Morning James,

      Yep, Roger can be very depressing.

      Big Al

    Nov 12, 2012 12:52 PM

    Here is an update I received today from expectedreturns:
    The problem I see right now is that our entire nation is consumed by this habit of group think. The media doesn’t help because they are just an extension of the government at this point. Truly independent thought is nowhere to be seen, and this is troubling because crises are resolved by a total leap in thought. FDR helped jump-start the economy by severing the link with gold and devaluing the dollar, which at the time went against all sound money policies. John Law understood that money fluctuates in value, which is at the core of potential solutions right now. The creation of central banks helped provide liquidity in times of crisis, but this doesn’t mean that buying government bonds directly is the best approach.

    I’m trying to think of a way out of this via standard policies. However, I have yet to uncover one instance in history where raising taxes thwarted a debt crisis. So why this is the “obvious” solution to this crisis is beyond my comprehension. All I hear are words like “fair” being thrown around. But fair according to whom? Tax rates are already progressive, and they will become increasingly onerous on the “rich” because some politician said so? The very same politicians who couldn’t curtail their spending and got us into this mess in the first place? This is some impressive sleight of hand by the government.

    To tell you the truth, our school system encourages conformity, so with most people you can’t even explain the crisis because they won’t listen. Of course we have to cut spending and raise taxes. But why? I think with about 80% of people you just get a reflexive answer. They are hopeless. The assumption right now is that our economy will slowly improve. People just aren’t preparing for the monumental crisis that awaits us.

    I’ve said that the only logical response of the wealthy is to sell their assets and take their capital somewhere else. Well, it’s already happening. Cause and effect. Simple assumptions that are not in the models of government that assume capital will stay put. Asia is the next frontier for capital, I am positive about that.

    The wealthy have a better grasp of finances than the average person in general. So now that they freed up capital, it’s highly unlikely they will turn around and buy government bonds. They will be buying artwork, gold, and foreign stocks. We are looking at a profound collapse at the State level that will lead to the wholesale destruction of capital in pension funds. Capital indeed disappears. Retirees who just lost their entire savings do not have the ability to recoup their wealth. This means we are looking at some serious civil unrest probably in the next 4 years. Gold has been laying a foundation for a monster rally for over a year now. We will see record highs in no time because capital has nowhere else to hide.
    Disclaimer: 1. This newsletter is for informational purposes only. I am not a registered investment advisor and I am not responsible for any actions taken by subscribers.

      Nov 13, 2012 13:22 AM

      Wait till the seniors discover , the real truth, of their loss of savings…..and how they have lost it,…….the sheeple still do not get what has happened, this is evident by the election 50% still want the freedies, and want the govt. to help…., little do they know the govt. is the problem, and the govt. , fed. and big banks rip off is still continuing, and will continue….. THE TOOTH FAIRY IS STILL ALIVE , PROBLEM IS, MOST ARE WEARING DENTURES…..

        Nov 13, 2012 13:52 AM

        Okay, In the Box, now you are getting personal discussing “removable appliances”!

        Watch it, my friend!

        Big Al

      Nov 13, 2012 13:31 AM

      Morning Paul L,

      That was a really good commentary, in my opinion.

      Big Al

    Nov 13, 2012 13:33 PM

    I got numerous requests to explain what Dijo is and how it originated.
    Dijo(Daily incidental justification Oscillator) is a proprietary indicator that I developed that helps me understand the turns in the market. I look at various variables in the market as they setup the denominators opposing numerators with the tops that usually oppose the bottoms. They also include the DNA markers that are also present in charts that I look at. I take a swab and swipe them against the 5 4 3 2 1 stochastic numerators to validate the occurrences of the main events that have occurred in every major top from the other side of the bottom.
    Dijo has also indicated that the upper band of the resistance lobbinger has penetrated with much blunt trauma which leads me to believe that the momentum has shifted to the opposite direction than previously thought. Now the question of the hour is how the reversal will impact the markers. Please let me know of your thoughts..
    They are rather unique when it comes to this analysis. Candles turned down on Thursday in anticipation of the half-trading cycle top and still remains negative. The next upturn of this indicator should coincide with the pending half-trading cycle low.

      Nov 13, 2012 13:48 PM

      Yes, I really do get it now.

      You have just explained to a tee why I am a fundamentalist!

      Thank you, thank you and thank you!

      By the way, pretty cute,

      Big Al

    Nov 15, 2012 15:42 AM

    Roger is not depressing he is a realist. My job is figure out what these people are doing and what they are up to next. Obviously some of this stuff never happens. However, ask big Al how often Roger’s forecasts are spot on. My take is the sooner the bonds crack-up and evil is denied we can start all over. I am not a pessimist but raving optimist. However, we have to shovel out the crap first and its a messy process at best. Control your risk and stick with the proven trades and we can all get through this together. Chin UP !! – Traderrog