Will the Feds ever step in to stop the devaluation of the Dollar or will we see the Euro at $3 by the end of the year? If I would know the answer to this question, my financial decisions would be much easier to make.
Who is putting the most pressure on you? Those that want a strong dollar? Not likely.
Most likely it is the banks and financial institutions that are on the brink of insolvency. After all, they are big campaign contributors and have lobbyists with deep pockets.
Thus, you pander to them. You bail them out. Dollar be damned.
Who is putting the most pressure on you? Those that want a strong dollar? Not likely.
Most likely it is the banks and financial institutions that are on the brink of insolvency. After all, they are big campaign contributors and have lobbyists with deep pockets.
Thus, you pander to them. You bail them out. Dollar be damned.
Who is putting the most pressure on you? Those that want a strong dollar? Not likely.
Most likely it is the banks and financial institutions that are on the brink of insolvency. After all, they are big campaign contributors and have lobbyists with deep pockets.
Thus, you pander to them. You bail them out. Dollar be damned.
Who is putting the most pressure on you? Those that want a strong dollar? Not likely.
Most likely it is the banks and financial institutions that are on the brink of insolvency. After all, they are big campaign contributors and have lobbyists with deep pockets.
Thus, you pander to them. You bail them out. Dollar be damned.
Who is putting the most pressure on you? Those that want a strong dollar? Not likely.
Most likely it is the banks and financial institutions that are on the brink of insolvency. After all, they are big campaign contributors and have lobbyists with deep pockets.
Thus, you pander to them. You bail them out. Dollar be damned.
