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re: SHORT THE DOLLAR
Posted on 11/7/12 at 7:25 am to CaptainJ47
Posted on 11/7/12 at 7:25 am to CaptainJ47
Thank you. I disagree with you and I will address that later, but making a well thought out post with a good basis is something everyone should strive to do on this board.
1) Euro - Europe is more socialist and more debt burdened than the US. To validate your argument for the dollar devaluing because of debt and socialism you're going to have to explain how the US is different/worse than Europe in that aspect.
2) JPY - You think there is financial strength in Japan with 2x GDP debt burdens, but you are worried about US debt burdens devaluing the dollar?
I think you forgot the end of that sentence.
How is this a monetary issue and not a fiscal issue?
Didn't read this until after I already typed everything. I'm posting it anyway. Have fun wallowing in your own ignorance and self perceived intelligence.
FTR, I'm very conservative and am very disappointed with the election results.
1) Euro - Europe is more socialist and more debt burdened than the US. To validate your argument for the dollar devaluing because of debt and socialism you're going to have to explain how the US is different/worse than Europe in that aspect.
2) JPY - You think there is financial strength in Japan with 2x GDP debt burdens, but you are worried about US debt burdens devaluing the dollar?
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When rates are artificially low because the government is the primary buyer of notes.
I think you forgot the end of that sentence.
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This easy monetary policy will continue for the foreseeable future causing an escalation of national debt.
How is this a monetary issue and not a fiscal issue?
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And no I would like your rationale.
Didn't read this until after I already typed everything. I'm posting it anyway. Have fun wallowing in your own ignorance and self perceived intelligence.
FTR, I'm very conservative and am very disappointed with the election results.
Posted on 11/7/12 at 1:40 pm to TheHiddenFlask
Open question to all (serious question). I don't know as much about fiscal policy/currency issues as yall do.
I understand the world isn't going to end tomorrow but at what point will the deficit affect us the way it is affecting Europe? Do we just need to make sure they have higher debt than us? I know we are where people go because we are more stable than other places but what will it take for that to change and for us to get in trouble?
I understand the world isn't going to end tomorrow but at what point will the deficit affect us the way it is affecting Europe? Do we just need to make sure they have higher debt than us? I know we are where people go because we are more stable than other places but what will it take for that to change and for us to get in trouble?
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