Not that we haven’t seen this coming.  We have.  After all it is a huge portion of preparing and planning.  The ‘What if…’ scenario.  And today, it became news.

We began the business day like most people in the United States, but soon found that this morning the Stock Market actually OPENED with a plunge.  Frantic people bombarded it with sell orders from the very beginning.

In a recent story, on ‘Before It’s News‘ the synopsis shows what may very well happen in the days to come:

Andy [Hoffman] breaks it down in this way, “This is called an overwhelming supply of sell orders at the open as people are terrified for their financial lives as they should be. Because this is just the beginning. Unless they hyperinflate it (the stock market) which is very possible, look what’s going on in Venezuela, we are going to revisit the 2008-2009 lows without a question. So this is not “flash crashing”, this is terrified panic as it should be.”

Will there by new lows in our economy that rival the lows of 2008-2009?  How can people who are still trying to recover from the previous un-named crash of those years hope to withstand the pending one on the horizon?

In other news reports, even experts warn that your way of life is going to be disrupted such as this excerpt below from an article on the All News Pipe Line.

PREPPING ADVICE

Our prepping advice comes from Damian McBride, who is former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s advisor, who recommends getting money out of the bank NOW and to not assume the banks will be open or that your bank cards will work when civil unrest hits, to stock up on food and water because after everything crashes down around us the store shelves will be empty and to set up rally points with friends and family so there is a set place to meet if communications go down.

Now those who have not seen the light to prepare may be worried and perhaps with good cause, but we want you to know there is hope.  There are things that you can do even right now to survive this event and the dominos that will fall afterwards.  We know for a fact that an economic downturn or collapse would be only the tip of the iceberg.

Our ancestors lived quite well and developed meaningful lives without the creature comforts we assume are necessary.  Rise up! Grab your bootstraps and GET READY!  We’re in for a bumpy ride!  But it’s not one that you have to panic or be reactionary about.

What can you do now if you were planning for this?

• Plan to plant and preserve surplus food for the needy.
• Find alternate means of financing (banks may freeze funds).
• Shop extra tomorrow – not when the shelves begin to empty.
• Speak encouragement and hope that living though and thriving is possible!

Please, if you have been preparing for something like this to come and the pending ripple effects that will most certainly follow – please encourage those who may not have done so by sharing your knowledge, your skill and your peace along with this free resource.

Now is the time we must all bind together!

Popular Questions

What should I do to prepare for a potential economic collapse like Black Monday?

To prepare for a potential economic collapse similar to Black Monday, start by withdrawing cash from your bank and keeping it on hand, as banks may not be accessible during a crisis. Stock up on essential supplies like food and water, as store shelves may quickly empty following a market crash. Additionally, establish communication plans with family and friends to ensure everyone knows where to meet if traditional communication methods fail.

How can I protect my finances during an economic downturn like Black Monday?

Protecting your finances during an economic downturn involves diversifying your assets and considering alternative investments outside of traditional banking systems. Keep a portion of your savings in cash and consider investing in tangible goods that retain value, such as precious metals or emergency supplies. It's also wise to stay informed about market trends and adjust your financial strategies accordingly to mitigate risks.

What signs indicate that we might be facing another economic collapse like Black Monday?

Signs of a potential economic collapse include significant drops in stock market indices, increased unemployment rates, and widespread panic selling among investors. Additionally, if you notice a surge in civil unrest or reports of shortages in essential goods, these could be indicators that a financial crisis is imminent. Staying vigilant and informed will help you recognize these warning signs early.

How can community support help during an economic collapse like Black Monday?

Community support is crucial during an economic collapse, as it fosters resilience and resource-sharing among individuals facing similar challenges. Establishing rally points and communication networks with neighbors can ensure that everyone has access to necessary resources and information. By pooling skills and supplies, communities can better withstand the impacts of a financial crisis and support one another through difficult times.