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RummyBoy 02-06-2016 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 20722629)
Don't get too excited about inflation, we want it or at least our govt. does.

I don't think you read the article or understood. The Fed has a 2% inflation target and privately some say they want to achieve 4% - its okay because some inflation is definitely desirable. However, the world is in deflation right now which is why all commodities have collapsed, so there is no inflation no matter how hard they try (a strong dollar doesn't help)... remember how many years of QE?

Anyhow, four percent is nothing. If the dollar lost its petrodollar status, that's where inflation "can" run out of control and become hyperinflation as the article explained...

Barry-xlovecam 02-06-2016 07:17 AM

The USA is moving (and adjusting) into a post-industrial society where the petro-economy is of much less importance. For that reason the ''petrodollar'' much less relevant. But thank you for your concern :upsidedow

Look at it this way: The sky is always falling and smart people are making money anyway :2 cents:

RummyBoy 02-06-2016 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20722679)
For that reason the ''petrodollar'' much less relevant.

It's very relevant as is the selling of US debt by many holders around the world. The Petrodollar is one of the pillars of US power, if you suddenly pull it away and there is nothing else to replace is then you can have issues. I don't believe it will go away so easily though, such things can take a very long time unless you have a major crisis....

Still, I do pretty much agree with Berwick on the overall trend and especially lack of overall awareness about whats happening:


Sarn 02-06-2016 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by RummyBoy (Post 20722688)
It's very relevant as is the selling of US debt by many holders around the world. The Petrodollar is one of the pillars of US power, if you suddenly pull it away and there is nothing else to replace is then you can have issues. I don't believe it will go away so easily though, such things can take a very long time unless you have a major crisis....

Still, I do pretty much agree with Berwick on the overall trend and especially lack of overall awareness about whats happening:

Dollar is provided by work of 350 million people in the US - not oil :1orglaugh
but always a lot of disgruntled envious
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Barry-xlovecam 02-06-2016 08:03 AM

The Iranians will not accept 'satan dollars' from the USA.
That should be obvious.

Everyone else in Dollars is sitting pretty today.

Economic advise from youtube :1orglaugh

Barry-xlovecam 02-06-2016 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarn (Post 20722697)
Dollar is provided by work of 350 million people in the US - not oil :1orglaugh
but always a lot of disgruntled envious
...

Actually, more and more is revenue coming from global profits :2 cents: We are selling information products and ecommerce. The new money is not being made by Caterpillar, Boeing or other capital goods producers like in the last century. USA companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft and even Uber are leading this changing economy. All of the pissing and moaning here in the USA: ''Where are our jobs!'' is the result of the US worker's inability to adapt to changing vocational and education requirements of this new post-industrial economy. In a generation people in the USA will adapt (or die off).

We Americans whine a lot but have it relatively easy compared to the rest of the world :winkwink:

Horatio Caine 02-06-2016 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 20722634)
The real power of the USA is not in its overpriced and completely useless army, not in its people and not in its industry. The real power of the USA is in almighty dollar. If dollar will be replaced by other currencies/gold/whatever, the USA will turn into a regular 3rd world country - you just won't be able to spend 10x times more than you produce, like you are used to. That's why it's extremely important to keep it as a would-wide currency.

[Edit] I've just read other replies to your post in this tread. Seems the guys have already explained it very well here.


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RummyBoy 02-07-2016 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20722698)
Everyone else in Dollars is sitting pretty today.

Your clueless man.... the dollar is only strong because everything else looks worse and because of the expectation of interest rates rising to a "positive real interest rate". That means interest rates above the rate of inflation which will never happen.

Once it becomes clear that its not going to happen, we'll see some dollar weakness...

Horatio Caine 02-07-2016 05:03 AM

For those who wake up daily to check the "collapse" of dollar. Hope this helps.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-tT8NYSVwpx...d+reserves.png

Horatio Caine 02-07-2016 05:05 AM

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Originally Posted by RummyBoy (Post 20722688)
It's very relevant as is the selling of US debt by many holders around the world. The Petrodollar is one of the pillars of US power, if you suddenly pull it away and there is nothing else to replace is then you can have issues. I don't believe it will go away so easily though, such things can take a very long time unless you have a major crisis....

Still, I do pretty much agree with Berwick on the overall trend and especially lack of overall awareness about whats happening:


And who the fuck is this guy? Sounds as reputable as cyberseo on Saturday night

Jeff Berwick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

RummyBoy 02-07-2016 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Horatio Caine (Post 20723263)
For those who wake up daily to check the "collapse" of dollar. Hope this helps.

Yes thanks, it helps to prove you're a trailer dwelling sheeple who believes anything he reads and probably has half a brain. There may well be a large US holding but a large part of that is what was looted from private holdings during the 1930's

Roosevelt's gold confiscation: could it happen again? - Telegraph

As for the US total, there are serious doubts recently about whether all the gold is there:

US Government Lost 7 Fort Knox Gold Audit Reports

RummyBoy 02-07-2016 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by RummyBoy (Post 20722602)
Anyway, who said they're going to sell in euros? Where's the proof?

Hardly the surprising the mainstream is keeping quiet but it wasn't BS afterall:

Iran Says No Thanks To Dollars; Demands Euro Payment For Oil Sales | Zero Hedge

"This comes at a time when the petrodollar is under tremendous pressure. Russia and China are already settling oil sales in yuan and "lower for longer" crude has broken the virtuous circle whereby producing countries were net exporters of capital, recycling their USD proceeds into USD assets thus underwriting decades of dollar dominance."

ITraffic 02-07-2016 09:46 AM

stop reading zero hedge. that shit is pure delusion and intellectual poison.

Horatio Caine 02-07-2016 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by RummyBoy (Post 20723382)
Yes thanks, it helps to prove you're a trailer dwelling sheeple who believes anything he reads and probably has half a brain. There may well be a large US holding but a large part of that is what was looted from private holdings during the 1930's

Roosevelt's gold confiscation: could it happen again? - Telegraph

As for the US total, there are serious doubts recently about whether all the gold is there:

US Government Lost 7 Fort Knox Gold Audit Reports

Another protegee of cyberseo.. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

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sweet dreams, child. sweet dreams. :1orglaugh


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