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<p>[QUOTE="SilverSurfer, post: 1041049, member: 21603"]When Tim Giethner say he wants a strong dollar bill, I believe him. All this money being printed isn't going into U.S. society nor businesses. It's being invested in emerging markets. All this money is being priinted to short circuit the Chinese economy by pumping billions of dollar bills into their markets as punishment for not allowing the Yuan to rise. If the Yuan did rise, it would be the same as the dollar bill falling. But all this money printing is making me nervous, because inflation need velocity of money in order to take hold.</p><p> </p><p>So, in the U.S. we don't have more money as this money is going into emerging markets. But the emerging markets aren't allowing this money to move either. The Chinese aren't dumb. They are raising the banks reserve rate, which basically makes banks have to put more money aside. They are purposely slowing down the velocity of money. This can't last forever! The Treasure secretary want the Chinese market to short circuit, forcing the yuan to rise, as opposed to inflating the U.S. money supply. Either way, the results are the same.......less Yuan per dollar bill our outstanding debt becomes easier to repay.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SilverSurfer, post: 1041049, member: 21603"]When Tim Giethner say he wants a strong dollar bill, I believe him. All this money being printed isn't going into U.S. society nor businesses. It's being invested in emerging markets. All this money is being priinted to short circuit the Chinese economy by pumping billions of dollar bills into their markets as punishment for not allowing the Yuan to rise. If the Yuan did rise, it would be the same as the dollar bill falling. But all this money printing is making me nervous, because inflation need velocity of money in order to take hold. So, in the U.S. we don't have more money as this money is going into emerging markets. But the emerging markets aren't allowing this money to move either. The Chinese aren't dumb. They are raising the banks reserve rate, which basically makes banks have to put more money aside. They are purposely slowing down the velocity of money. This can't last forever! The Treasure secretary want the Chinese market to short circuit, forcing the yuan to rise, as opposed to inflating the U.S. money supply. Either way, the results are the same.......less Yuan per dollar bill our outstanding debt becomes easier to repay.[/QUOTE]
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