The first to collapse should be the securities. Money has been parked there; that is why we do not see any remarkable rise in prices. No inflation yet, since there is no money that can go to general goods and services. So, when markets collapse, the money might look for some other place to go. Maybe it is the housing market, and we’ll then see a huge, global spike in the prices of real estate. How long will that second storage last? How long will it take for this flood of money to finally spread, after having filled both basins of stocks and bonds, and of houses, buildings and land?
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