Everyone feels that something is “building” in the global economy — but most people are watching the wrong signals.
Interest rates have been high, debt levels are massive, and the system increasingly depends on intervention. Yet… markets are still standing.
This is exactly what John Maynard Keynes warned about:
“Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.”
In other words — markets can ignore reality longer than most people can survive.
At the same time, Warren Buffett reminds us:
“Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful.”
But the real question is — can you actually recognize when sentiment is shifting?
The uncomfortable truth:
👉 Most people react too late
👉 Most people wait for confirmation after the move
👉 And most people enter when it’s already obvious
The biggest risk is not that a crash will happen.
The biggest risk is: not being prepared when it does.
Because when a crisis comes — it doesn’t announce itself.
It just happens.
Are you greedy or fearful?