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Anyone willing to bet on a devaluation of the dollar when all the debt bubbles burst?
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(05-20-2016, 02:28 AM)Galen Wrote: So far the Fed has at every crisis tried to resolve it by printing money which sets the next boom-bust cycle into motion.  This will be what set a gigantic price inflation in motion as the dollar loses reserve currency status around the world.  It is the ability to export inflation to the rest of the world that has prevented that from happening.

In the unlikely event that the Fed and Federal government choose not to inflate then in that case the debt is can not be paid and then it will become obvious to Treasury holders that the debt is can not be payed.  Treasury prices will fall and cause interest rates to rise.  In this scenario deflation is likely.

Things continuing has they have for the last sixty years is increasingly unlikely as Saudi Arabia and China continue to sell Treasuries.  I don't think that the dollar will remain a safe haven in this fourth turning with the US being the biggest debtor the world has ever seen.

This is the same kind of rationalization Fundamentalists use when their latest prediction of Jesus coming back fails, or orthodox Marxists who think the revolution is right around the corner, for that matter. Rolleyes
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RE: Anyone willing to bet on a devaluation of the dollar when all the debt bubbles burst? - by Odin - 05-20-2016, 07:08 AM
Ornery, take 2 - by Ragnarök_62 - 05-26-2016, 02:12 AM

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