Here’s Why This 10-Year Bear Market Generally Results in a 10-Year Bull Market

Guest Post by Chris MacIntosh

Bull Market

German engineering used to be world renowned. Revered, the epitome of manufacturing and perfection. You didn’t want a German girlfriend. She’d beat you up, but you definitely wanted a German car. That’s how well known it was.

And now look at what Germany does… Germany — or should I say, German pointy shoes. In their woke bid to solve a problem that doesn’t exist (climate change) with a plan that won’t work (renewables and 15 minute cities) has finally done it. They’ve shut down their last remaining nuclear power stations.

Hours Before Closing Reactor, German Utility Announces 45% Price Rise

Thousands of consumers in North Rhine-Westphalia have to dig deeper for electricity: market leader Eon increased to 1. June its basic supply prices, as he tells many customers these days. „ In parts of NRW, the new labor price is 49.44 cents gross per kilowatt hour, which means an adjustment of around 45 percent for average consumption “, confirmed a spokesman for Eon Energie. The Verivox comparison portal calculates what that means for a three-person household in NRW that Eon supplies in basic services: From June, he pays 2125 euros for an annual consumption of 4000 kilowatt hours of electricity.

As Eon (one of Europe’s largest operators of energy networks and energy infrastructure), and in fact all of Germany, proceeds to close nuclear, by far its cheapest reliable power, it (Eon) announced a 45% price jump for customers from what are already some of Europe’s highest prices.

Hahaha, take that you beer-drinking sausage eaters. Eventually you’ll own nothing and be happy. You can’t say you weren’t warned.

We have promised before that at a domestic level these deadly policies (the correlation between energy consumption and mortality well established) would bring about internal bickering and fighting, and eventually, if enough pressure is applied, contribute to the fragmentation of and collapse of the criminal cartel European Union itself.

German government rejects Bavaria’s request for nuclear power comeback:

Germany’s Environment Ministry on Sunday rejected a demand from the state of Bavaria to allow it to continue operating nuclear power plants, saying jurisdiction for such facilities lies with the federal government.

Keep in mind that our sauerkraut-eating friends don’t have the same political setup as the yanks do. Each state (Bavaria in this instance) doesn’t have anywhere near as much self determination as do states within the US. So they’re hamstrung by Berlin, which really means they’re hamstrung by the unelected EU official pointy shoes in Brussels, which really means they’re all dictated to by Davos man. That, however, doesn’t mean that there isn’t anger and bitterness about this down at a more local level. The citizens will increasingly, via whatever means possible (local governments, for example), wake to the asylum they’re now living in.

Approaching the Tipping Point

I believe we’re fast approaching tipping points all across the EU, whereby the peasants will say ENOUGH!

It is worth noting that the state of Bavaria is the biggest net contributor to the German Federal budget and also to the EU. Folks will rightly determine that it’s time to leave both. Small independent states serve people.

A breakup of the EU power base is absolutely more likely as the system implodes. This means two things. One, the globalists will face this problem with increased tyranny. Where there are relative freedoms people will move. We’ve already been watching the migration of the wealthy out of the EU. Next comes the newly impoverished middle class and bringing with it the implosion of the EU.

This is already in process. In fact, it is contributing to what is now reflected in house prices.

It really is a race against time.

As complex systems collapse the ability to enforce control changes asymmetrically. This is why they’re rushing as fast as they can to implement CBDC’s. A means of total control.

Sadly the vast majority of people are still wandering through life in a confused daze. They’ll be completely screwed and I don’t say that to be hyperbolic but that’s the lesson of history. The Pareto distribution will excerpt itself with 80% of folks being enslaved. Don’t be one of them.

The pace of change is faster:

Today, at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Spring Meetings 2023, the Digital Currency Monetary Authority (DCMA) announced their official launch of an international central bank digital currency (CBDC) that strengthens the monetary sovereignty of participating central banks and complies with the recent crypto assets policy recommendations proposed by the IMF.

They’re clearly not ready yet as this organization didn’t even exist a few months ago. It feels like they’re cobbling together a patchwork of ideas.

What’s Next? Back to Dirty Old Coal

That’s the answer to the natural question: how or with what this nuclear energy will be replaced with?

These coal companies aren’t necessarily going to trade at P/Es of 15x or something like that. They’ll probably trade at 5x, but simply keep returning cash to shareholders. You take those dividends and reinvest them for the duration of the decade (plus or minus) and the returns will be very nice indeed.

Why? Well check this out. We came across this graph and now for the life of me I can’t recall where from. In any event, we weren’t too surprised.

The bizarre thing is the lack of capex spend given the dramatic rise in the coal price. Everything has been turned backwards. It’s as if men are wome… ah, let’s not go there. It’s upside down… backwards.

The thing is coal miners are reluctant to develop new resources for fears of assets being stranded, political risk, or — and this is significant — they just can’t raise capital to develop new resources, what with Wall Street too busy holding diversity meetings and putting tampons on the boys’ loos.

Don’t underestimate all the rhetoric that goes with the net-zero “goal. This may account for most of the under investment.

One thing is for sure. It is highly unlikely we will see any significant increase in coal supply over the next five years or so.

Take a look at coal futures here…

And just for good measure, this is how coal looks on a relative basis.

Bloomberg World Coal Miners Index vs S&P 500

Coal miners are still cheap, very cheap.

The hard part of the coal trade (in fact most of the trades we are on) is sticking with it. In other words, doing nothing and not becoming a hostage to volatility.

Editor’s Note: The Western system is undergoing substantial changes, and the signs of moral decay, corruption, and increasing debt are impossible to ignore. With the Great Reset in motion, the United Nations, World Economic Forum, IMF, WHO, World Bank, and Davos man are all promoting a unified agenda that will affect us all.

To get ahead of the chaos, download our free PDF report “Clash of the Systems: Thoughts on Investing at a Unique Point in Time” by clicking here.

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5 Comments
BSHJ
BSHJ
May 26, 2023 7:11 pm

Does this article go with the title? If so …why? NOWHERE is there and mention of bear or bull markets….utter BS

Anonymous
Anonymous
May 26, 2023 8:52 pm

Sure. Shut down all the nuclear power stations, you know, the energy-generating facilities with almost a zero carbon footprint. This just proves this is not about carbon. So what’s it about? Control.

When the dust settles, we will see who is in control, and it ain’t the elites. History proves this, time and time again. Be afraid, be very afraid, those of you who think you are in control. Run to your hidey holes. Quickly. Whatever the coming course of events, and however painful the process will be, you will not end up on top.

I have faith in the industrious German people who will give the middle finger salute to the elites who like to think they are in charge, and will soon realize the precarious and unsupportable position that they, the elites (or the inferiors as we like to say), think they hold. The Romans learned this the hard way.

Jim N
Jim N
May 26, 2023 11:05 pm

Wait, what?
The Dow Jones Industrials are 10.4% off their 2023 all-time high and the headline implies the “averages” are in a ten year bear market?

Arizona Bay
Arizona Bay
May 27, 2023 10:50 am

Each state (Bavaria in this instance) doesn’t have anywhere near as much self determination as do states within the US. So they’re hamstrung by Berlin, which really means they’re hamstrung

In what fantasy world do the states retain anything but a shadow of their original sovereignty they had before The War of Northern Aggression?

A cruel accountant
A cruel accountant
May 28, 2023 12:47 pm

Chris Apple McIntosh sucks dogshit as a writer!!!!!!!!

However I think what he is trying to say is the coal industry has been in a bear market for years. What goes down must go up.

With Germany shutting down nuclear plants they will have to use coal. Coal will be a very good investment.

I agree and have been backing up the truck for the past year.