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<p>[QUOTE="JCB1983, post: 1323392, member: 23885"]This will be very interesting to watch. I am a bit leery of the USD. We should have never engaged in currency manipulation, regardless of what the Chinese have done. A race to devalue the currency is exactly what happened shortly before the great depression. What would happen if the Euro collapsed? Would this make the U.S. Dollar more valuable? Maybe temporarily? How much do we have invested in Europe? I see bad times ahead for the U.S. Dollar. Let’s look at what is going on right now with the pre-elections. Say for instance the left holds on the white house. They would certainly not throw entitlements and big spending out of the window. How about if the GOP takes the nomination? They most certainly would cut entitlements, and other spending.. I predict the first would mean an accelerated collapse of the U.S. Gov. and the USD as the world currency. What about the later? Once again an eventual Gov. Shutdown and collapse of the world currency. Why? Because as soon as entitlements cease to exist you would have mass pandemonium. As soon as you throw welfare out of the window, along with social security, you have Occupy Wall Street x 100. You think Greece was bad!? Heck you win a basketball game in this country and people start flipping over cars. Could you imagine L.A.? When this hysteria sets in, people will once again demand their entitlements, which will essentially lead to another gov. shutdown and collapse of the dollar. </p><p><br /></p><p>All the meanwhile you have precious metals just sitting in the earth. Something that has to be physically dug out of the ground. Something that actually has value and purchasing power.</p><p><br /></p><p>A new world currency on the horizon? Debit based swapping as China and Russia are doing? Precious metals and commodities as a real value of currency? Heck if I know, but the day of the American Dollar is coming to an end folks. Also I would just like to mention that cnbc is owned by General Electric, which makes me very leery on any of their money watch or investing reports.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Silver2012[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JCB1983, post: 1323392, member: 23885"]This will be very interesting to watch. I am a bit leery of the USD. We should have never engaged in currency manipulation, regardless of what the Chinese have done. A race to devalue the currency is exactly what happened shortly before the great depression. What would happen if the Euro collapsed? Would this make the U.S. Dollar more valuable? Maybe temporarily? How much do we have invested in Europe? I see bad times ahead for the U.S. Dollar. Let’s look at what is going on right now with the pre-elections. Say for instance the left holds on the white house. They would certainly not throw entitlements and big spending out of the window. How about if the GOP takes the nomination? They most certainly would cut entitlements, and other spending.. I predict the first would mean an accelerated collapse of the U.S. Gov. and the USD as the world currency. What about the later? Once again an eventual Gov. Shutdown and collapse of the world currency. Why? Because as soon as entitlements cease to exist you would have mass pandemonium. As soon as you throw welfare out of the window, along with social security, you have Occupy Wall Street x 100. You think Greece was bad!? Heck you win a basketball game in this country and people start flipping over cars. Could you imagine L.A.? When this hysteria sets in, people will once again demand their entitlements, which will essentially lead to another gov. shutdown and collapse of the dollar. All the meanwhile you have precious metals just sitting in the earth. Something that has to be physically dug out of the ground. Something that actually has value and purchasing power. A new world currency on the horizon? Debit based swapping as China and Russia are doing? Precious metals and commodities as a real value of currency? Heck if I know, but the day of the American Dollar is coming to an end folks. Also I would just like to mention that cnbc is owned by General Electric, which makes me very leery on any of their money watch or investing reports. Silver2012[/QUOTE]
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