BRICS Treaty will see END OF THE DOLLAR THIS SUMMER and GOLD TO $8,000 an ounce!!! | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 14348632 United States 04/29/2012 10:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | really? why? Many of them are in worse shape than the US. The run up in their markets and the inflation in their real estate is all the same hedge fund smoke and mirrors which ran up the Spanish RE market and the US markets India is slowing down to an alarming pace, inflation in Brazil is accelerating to the point its getting cheaper to buy property and set up businesses in the USA than Brazil, and Russia is in bad shape No fiat currency is in great shape, but if you told me you were shorting the USD back in 2000, I would have said yes, great thinking. That's when I was short the USD, long the BR, EUR and CAD, also long Gold at $265/ounce But now, after 10 years or falling, to think there's going to be a sudden collapse of the USD, I'd have to say you're late to the party. The European union is in far worse shape, and the Euro isn't collapsing. The UK is in terrible economic shape, yet the UK pound is still at the same level Currencies no longer collapse, and no one is going to allow gold to run to 8000 |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4619492 United States 04/29/2012 10:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | really? why? Many of them are in worse shape than the US. The run up in their markets and the inflation in their real estate is all the same hedge fund smoke and mirrors which ran up the Spanish RE market and the US markets India is slowing down to an alarming pace, inflation in Brazil is accelerating to the point its getting cheaper to buy property and set up businesses in the USA than Brazil, and Russia is in bad shape No fiat currency is in great shape, but if you told me you were shorting the USD back in 2000, I would have said yes, great thinking. That's when I was short the USD, long the BR, EUR and CAD, also long Gold at $265/ounce But now, after 10 years or falling, to think there's going to be a sudden collapse of the USD, I'd have to say you're late to the party. The European union is in far worse shape, and the Euro isn't collapsing. The UK is in terrible economic shape, yet the UK pound is still at the same level Currencies no longer collapse, and no one is going to allow gold to run to 8000 allow has nothing to do with it. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 15188107 United States 04/29/2012 10:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | really? why? Many of them are in worse shape than the US. The run up in their markets and the inflation in their real estate is all the same hedge fund smoke and mirrors which ran up the Spanish RE market and the US markets India is slowing down to an alarming pace, inflation in Brazil is accelerating to the point its getting cheaper to buy property and set up businesses in the USA than Brazil, and Russia is in bad shape No fiat currency is in great shape, but if you told me you were shorting the USD back in 2000, I would have said yes, great thinking. That's when I was short the USD, long the BR, EUR and CAD, also long Gold at $265/ounce But now, after 10 years or falling, to think there's going to be a sudden collapse of the USD, I'd have to say you're late to the party. The European union is in far worse shape, and the Euro isn't collapsing. The UK is in terrible economic shape, yet the UK pound is still at the same level Currencies no longer collapse, and no one is going to allow gold to run to 8000 How wrong you are.... [link to www.youtube.com] |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 15188107 United States 04/29/2012 10:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 21 Trillion dollars must be removed from US total debt to avoid hyperinflation in the United States: [link to skreemr.ca] We are going down... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 16961844 United States 05/30/2012 04:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | really? why? Many of them are in worse shape than the US. The run up in their markets and the inflation in their real estate is all the same hedge fund smoke and mirrors which ran up the Spanish RE market and the US markets India is slowing down to an alarming pace, inflation in Brazil is accelerating to the point its getting cheaper to buy property and set up businesses in the USA than Brazil, and Russia is in bad shape No fiat currency is in great shape, but if you told me you were shorting the USD back in 2000, I would have said yes, great thinking. That's when I was short the USD, long the BR, EUR and CAD, also long Gold at $265/ounce But now, after 10 years or falling, to think there's going to be a sudden collapse of the USD, I'd have to say you're late to the party. The European union is in far worse shape, and the Euro isn't collapsing. The UK is in terrible economic shape, yet the UK pound is still at the same level Currencies no longer collapse, and no one is going to allow gold to run to 8000 ^THIS^ Every nation in the world is hitting the BRICKS!!!!! no one will come out of this mess without a sucker-punch,black eyes and maybe a few broken bones. All dots connect,just waiting for the dominoes... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 85573235 United States 09/20/2023 02:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | As in “falling like a bag of bricks” https://x.com/_/status/1701696097796657663 |