All of the movement appears to be in one direction. With Latin America, the U.S. must import two-thirds of its export to keep them solvent. All of the forecasts call for the U.S. economy to continue its upward spiral, but that calls for American consumers to spend more when there's little left to spend. Today, all savings are rolled-up into inflated stock prices. Robert J. Samuelson, noted economist, says the U.S. economy may be surfing in its own euphoria.
Overpriced stocks cause consumers to overspend and businesses to overinvest.
Sooner or later, the process will choke on itself. The after shocks worldwide will be disastrous.