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SanDiegoDave
ParticipantDon’t forget about silver. Arguably even better than gold.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=slv(disclosure: I’m long SLV)
ParticipantDon’t forget about silver. Arguably even better than gold.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=slv(disclosure: I’m long SLV)
ParticipantDon’t forget about silver. Arguably even better than gold.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=slv(disclosure: I’m long SLV)
ParticipantDon’t forget about silver. Arguably even better than gold.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=slv(disclosure: I’m long SLV)
March 19, 2009 at 4:22 AM in reply to: What approval would our goverment need to change our currency? #369651ParticipantI think a simple congressional law would do it.
But I would be 100% opposed to it. We already have global currencies: they’re called precious metals.
If anything, Congress should overturn the law that bars the states from creating their own currencies. In times like this, better states could see their own currency do well on the International market vs. the dollar.
March 19, 2009 at 4:22 AM in reply to: What approval would our goverment need to change our currency? #369938ParticipantI think a simple congressional law would do it.
But I would be 100% opposed to it. We already have global currencies: they’re called precious metals.
If anything, Congress should overturn the law that bars the states from creating their own currencies. In times like this, better states could see their own currency do well on the International market vs. the dollar.
March 19, 2009 at 4:22 AM in reply to: What approval would our goverment need to change our currency? #370105ParticipantI think a simple congressional law would do it.
But I would be 100% opposed to it. We already have global currencies: they’re called precious metals.
If anything, Congress should overturn the law that bars the states from creating their own currencies. In times like this, better states could see their own currency do well on the International market vs. the dollar.
March 19, 2009 at 4:22 AM in reply to: What approval would our goverment need to change our currency? #370146ParticipantI think a simple congressional law would do it.
But I would be 100% opposed to it. We already have global currencies: they’re called precious metals.
If anything, Congress should overturn the law that bars the states from creating their own currencies. In times like this, better states could see their own currency do well on the International market vs. the dollar.
March 19, 2009 at 4:22 AM in reply to: What approval would our goverment need to change our currency? #370261ParticipantI think a simple congressional law would do it.
But I would be 100% opposed to it. We already have global currencies: they’re called precious metals.
If anything, Congress should overturn the law that bars the states from creating their own currencies. In times like this, better states could see their own currency do well on the International market vs. the dollar.
ParticipantInflation will hit long before a year 2013 bottom is reached. In terms of adjusting for inflation, it “may” be accurate. But in real dollars, we’ll hit bottom by mid-2010.
ParticipantInflation will hit long before a year 2013 bottom is reached. In terms of adjusting for inflation, it “may” be accurate. But in real dollars, we’ll hit bottom by mid-2010.
ParticipantInflation will hit long before a year 2013 bottom is reached. In terms of adjusting for inflation, it “may” be accurate. But in real dollars, we’ll hit bottom by mid-2010.
ParticipantInflation will hit long before a year 2013 bottom is reached. In terms of adjusting for inflation, it “may” be accurate. But in real dollars, we’ll hit bottom by mid-2010.
ParticipantInflation will hit long before a year 2013 bottom is reached. In terms of adjusting for inflation, it “may” be accurate. But in real dollars, we’ll hit bottom by mid-2010.
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