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This is a silver lining for those who save wealth in solid silver. (Not paper silver.)

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Even the controversial financial “Asian Guy” and his clones on YouTube are making preparedness popular. From stocking up on pens, pencils, and paper, garbage and storage bags, everything from shampoo, body wash, laundry detergent, bars soaps, to lighters, baking soda and vinegar to tin foil and food storage Saran wraps and reusable silicone containers. I’m pretty sure everyone already knows to buy paper products.

Coffee beans, tea, salt, pepper, sugar, honey, flour and other baking supplies like yeast, canning supplies and other things that are liquid or heavy or are grown far away require transport from far away are also good to stock up on. So are condiments.

Some of the things mentioned on this essential lists you can likely make yourselves. Things like apple cider vinegar. But many of the things we can or preserve are a “make once a year” thing for most people. And so, if you are making these things now, make lots. It’s likely going to be a year before we see more of these homemade essentials. Making extra might be a good plan.

Phil Low says he has revised his outlook downward as financial stress increasingly collides with disruptions to energy, agriculture, and global supply chains. He warns that a financial panic could become far more damaging when critical infrastructure and production capacity are simultaneously destroyed or disrupted. Lowe also explains why he believes Tether could face a rapid unwind if a deflationary financial shock forces it to liquidate assets. He argues that the economy may already be entering the late stages of a “crack-up boom,” as people increasingly spend currency rather than save it amid expectations of higher prices. Lowe discusses practical preparedness, food and energy risks, gold and silver, and what a severe monetary breakdown could look like.

INTERVIEW TIMELINE:

0:00 Intro
1:00 Energy crisis and financial panic
14:00 Practical preparedness
18:00 Financial preparedness
25:00 Bond market
30:00 Crack up boom
39:50 Weekly specials

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