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US Dollar Crashes Through Major Support Level Oct 14
"This evening in Asian trade, the Japanese Minister of Finance once again restated the new view out of Japan that the level of the Yen is no longer an obsession with the monetary authorities of that nation. His comments were interpreted by the Forex markets that intervention to stem the advance of the Yen is most unlikely. With that, market participants wasted little time bidding the Yen into a strong advance.
Those statements of his, combined with that of Federal Reserve Vice Chairman, Donald Kohn, that the US economy would not experience a quick or sharp recovery out of its recession, were both read by traders that US interest rates were not going anywhere anytime soon. Carry traders then beat the Dollar down below critical support near the 76 level on the USDX as they rushed into higher yielding currencies such as the Aussie and Loonie. The Euro also shot up to another new yearly high.
It is looking more and more like the current Administration has set on a course of deliberate destruction of the US Dollar and with it, the economic might that the US has enjoyed since post World War II. As said many times on the pages of this web site, the profligacy of the US has inescapable consequences and we are now seeing a rapid acceleration of the same. The fall in the Dollar is picking up momentum and that is why we are witnessing gold moving into new highs.
But gold is more than a Dollar phenomenon – Gold priced in terms of British Pounds and in Euros is relentlessly moving higher as both Great Britain and Europe, the fading West, are debasing their currencies as well.
Protect yourself from the theft of your wealth by these conscienceless politicians and monetary officials for they have sold their citizenry down the river and plundered them in the process far more thoroughly than Attila and his army of Huns ever did to Rome of old. At least the Roman inhabitants were aware of the rape and pillaging of their substance – when the general public finally awakens to the despicable looting of their treasures by these reeking buzzards, they will rush into gold with a fury that will shock even many of the readers of this site."
What we're seeing IMO, is the deliberate destruction of our society and a complete eradication of what constitutes wealth as we've known it. I chuckle when I visit most economy websites with a view that if only people shuffle their supposed capital from these ones and zeros on this computer to other ones and zeros on that computer, they'll be much safer. Who are they kidding?
In the same vein, gold's a fool's errand. Hoarding it or even stupider, buying it in absentia, thinking you'll trade it in later for greater wealth, is a total waste of time. What's happening now is a manufactured dismantlement of everything we take for granted and we won't recognize a fucking thing if we survive and come out the other side.
And basic survival's the key. In the system that's being destroyed in front of us, prosperity meant weathering storms, doing clever things while all the time depending on usual stuff being the same later on. Fuggetaboutit. I'd say it's pretty much too late to physically prepare for the sea change dead ahead but we can do ourselves a huge favor by dropping our soon-to-be-useless concepts of wealth. My advice, like that famous scene in The Graduate when a guy takes Dustin Hoffman aside to give him a tip for the future, looks him straight in the eye and tells him "plastic"?
No. Toilet paper.
"This evening in Asian trade, the Japanese Minister of Finance once again restated the new view out of Japan that the level of the Yen is no longer an obsession with the monetary authorities of that nation. His comments were interpreted by the Forex markets that intervention to stem the advance of the Yen is most unlikely. With that, market participants wasted little time bidding the Yen into a strong advance.
Those statements of his, combined with that of Federal Reserve Vice Chairman, Donald Kohn, that the US economy would not experience a quick or sharp recovery out of its recession, were both read by traders that US interest rates were not going anywhere anytime soon. Carry traders then beat the Dollar down below critical support near the 76 level on the USDX as they rushed into higher yielding currencies such as the Aussie and Loonie. The Euro also shot up to another new yearly high.
It is looking more and more like the current Administration has set on a course of deliberate destruction of the US Dollar and with it, the economic might that the US has enjoyed since post World War II. As said many times on the pages of this web site, the profligacy of the US has inescapable consequences and we are now seeing a rapid acceleration of the same. The fall in the Dollar is picking up momentum and that is why we are witnessing gold moving into new highs.
But gold is more than a Dollar phenomenon – Gold priced in terms of British Pounds and in Euros is relentlessly moving higher as both Great Britain and Europe, the fading West, are debasing their currencies as well.
Protect yourself from the theft of your wealth by these conscienceless politicians and monetary officials for they have sold their citizenry down the river and plundered them in the process far more thoroughly than Attila and his army of Huns ever did to Rome of old. At least the Roman inhabitants were aware of the rape and pillaging of their substance – when the general public finally awakens to the despicable looting of their treasures by these reeking buzzards, they will rush into gold with a fury that will shock even many of the readers of this site."
What we're seeing IMO, is the deliberate destruction of our society and a complete eradication of what constitutes wealth as we've known it. I chuckle when I visit most economy websites with a view that if only people shuffle their supposed capital from these ones and zeros on this computer to other ones and zeros on that computer, they'll be much safer. Who are they kidding?
In the same vein, gold's a fool's errand. Hoarding it or even stupider, buying it in absentia, thinking you'll trade it in later for greater wealth, is a total waste of time. What's happening now is a manufactured dismantlement of everything we take for granted and we won't recognize a fucking thing if we survive and come out the other side.
And basic survival's the key. In the system that's being destroyed in front of us, prosperity meant weathering storms, doing clever things while all the time depending on usual stuff being the same later on. Fuggetaboutit. I'd say it's pretty much too late to physically prepare for the sea change dead ahead but we can do ourselves a huge favor by dropping our soon-to-be-useless concepts of wealth. My advice, like that famous scene in The Graduate when a guy takes Dustin Hoffman aside to give him a tip for the future, looks him straight in the eye and tells him "plastic"?
No. Toilet paper.
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