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ParticipantHere’s an article written by a guy that’s a currency pro. It’s logical and follows a strong historical pattern for accuracy. The US$ is very likely to remain strong for quite some time:
http://www.howestreet.com/articles/index.php?article_id=8115ParticipantHere’s an article written by a guy that’s a currency pro. It’s logical and follows a strong historical pattern for accuracy. The US$ is very likely to remain strong for quite some time:
http://www.howestreet.com/articles/index.php?article_id=8115ParticipantHere’s an article written by a guy that’s a currency pro. It’s logical and follows a strong historical pattern for accuracy. The US$ is very likely to remain strong for quite some time:
http://www.howestreet.com/articles/index.php?article_id=8115ParticipantSocrattt- Consider it an indicator, like all govt generated stats. And it’s always much lower than reality as both parties want to hide the truth from most people. I think it’s more useful to look at what our markets are doing. Equities are down $30T from the highs this year and most homes are down ~25%. This cannot be good for our future as the US is very much a “FIRE” employed economy now.
If roughly 35% of all morgages are upside down in CA and unemployment is rising, “Walk Aways” will take on a whole new growth pattern.ParticipantSocrattt- Consider it an indicator, like all govt generated stats. And it’s always much lower than reality as both parties want to hide the truth from most people. I think it’s more useful to look at what our markets are doing. Equities are down $30T from the highs this year and most homes are down ~25%. This cannot be good for our future as the US is very much a “FIRE” employed economy now.
If roughly 35% of all morgages are upside down in CA and unemployment is rising, “Walk Aways” will take on a whole new growth pattern.ParticipantSocrattt- Consider it an indicator, like all govt generated stats. And it’s always much lower than reality as both parties want to hide the truth from most people. I think it’s more useful to look at what our markets are doing. Equities are down $30T from the highs this year and most homes are down ~25%. This cannot be good for our future as the US is very much a “FIRE” employed economy now.
If roughly 35% of all morgages are upside down in CA and unemployment is rising, “Walk Aways” will take on a whole new growth pattern.ParticipantSocrattt- Consider it an indicator, like all govt generated stats. And it’s always much lower than reality as both parties want to hide the truth from most people. I think it’s more useful to look at what our markets are doing. Equities are down $30T from the highs this year and most homes are down ~25%. This cannot be good for our future as the US is very much a “FIRE” employed economy now.
If roughly 35% of all morgages are upside down in CA and unemployment is rising, “Walk Aways” will take on a whole new growth pattern.ParticipantSocrattt- Consider it an indicator, like all govt generated stats. And it’s always much lower than reality as both parties want to hide the truth from most people. I think it’s more useful to look at what our markets are doing. Equities are down $30T from the highs this year and most homes are down ~25%. This cannot be good for our future as the US is very much a “FIRE” employed economy now.
If roughly 35% of all morgages are upside down in CA and unemployment is rising, “Walk Aways” will take on a whole new growth pattern.ParticipantYou may want to take a close look at some of the better gold mining companies that are producing gold right now. As gold holds and other expenses keep dropping, mining gets very profitable. And gold is now behaving far more like money than just another commodity. It’s relative strength has been second only to the US$ and the JPY in the last 2 months. And the gold miners have been beaten into the cellar in this last sell-off. Look at Homestake mining for confirmation from 1929 to 1939.
ParticipantYou may want to take a close look at some of the better gold mining companies that are producing gold right now. As gold holds and other expenses keep dropping, mining gets very profitable. And gold is now behaving far more like money than just another commodity. It’s relative strength has been second only to the US$ and the JPY in the last 2 months. And the gold miners have been beaten into the cellar in this last sell-off. Look at Homestake mining for confirmation from 1929 to 1939.
ParticipantYou may want to take a close look at some of the better gold mining companies that are producing gold right now. As gold holds and other expenses keep dropping, mining gets very profitable. And gold is now behaving far more like money than just another commodity. It’s relative strength has been second only to the US$ and the JPY in the last 2 months. And the gold miners have been beaten into the cellar in this last sell-off. Look at Homestake mining for confirmation from 1929 to 1939.
ParticipantYou may want to take a close look at some of the better gold mining companies that are producing gold right now. As gold holds and other expenses keep dropping, mining gets very profitable. And gold is now behaving far more like money than just another commodity. It’s relative strength has been second only to the US$ and the JPY in the last 2 months. And the gold miners have been beaten into the cellar in this last sell-off. Look at Homestake mining for confirmation from 1929 to 1939.
ParticipantYou may want to take a close look at some of the better gold mining companies that are producing gold right now. As gold holds and other expenses keep dropping, mining gets very profitable. And gold is now behaving far more like money than just another commodity. It’s relative strength has been second only to the US$ and the JPY in the last 2 months. And the gold miners have been beaten into the cellar in this last sell-off. Look at Homestake mining for confirmation from 1929 to 1939.
ParticipantIt’s bad because it pretty much portends a depression. One that may effect you. Inflations a pain, but at least you have a job. Deflation starts off being great because your see the leading edge as things become less expensive, then all of the sudden you get unemployed and then it aint so great. But if you’ve got cash reserves, it’s a party!!
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