US Dollar – Still King

Discussion in 'Bullion Investing' started by webstandardcss, Dec 8, 2010.

  1. epicity

    epicity New Member

    for every time we have a good economy and thrive expect a downfall
     
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  3. garfiun1

    garfiun1 New Member

    Since the recession all currency has slumped.
     
  4. DarkDonnie

    DarkDonnie New Member

    I really hope america's economy stay's stable and well advancing. I would hate to go through a bad depression.
     
  5. johandr

    johandr New Member

    i hope they are just going to make 1 universal currency.
    i hope its going to be the euro, but the dollar is also fine :D
     
  6. garfiun1

    garfiun1 New Member

    I dont think they would make a universal currency unless gold or silver because every country would want to use their own currency.
     
  7. vertstang86

    vertstang86 Member

    A universal currency is the worst idea ever devised... I have strong beliefs on the matter...
     
  8. vertstang86

    vertstang86 Member

    The dollar is not fine per the price of precious metals...
     
  9. Guardian1

    Guardian1 New Member

    Tell me about it. What happens when that currency was devalued? Super high inflation like the kind they have in Zimbabwe. At least I think that's what would happen. Having multiple currencies is a good thing, even if there is still the goal of having the strongest currency.
     
  10. garfiun1

    garfiun1 New Member

    I also didnt like the fact most of the eu went to the euro. Glad the uk stayed with the pound.
     
  11. vest007

    vest007 New Member

    Euro got hammered because of the bad financial condition in Greece and some other EU nations. That doesn't mean that the USD is a better currency compared to Euro. Future doesn't belong to Euro or the USD or the Yen. It belongs to the Yuan and Ruble and Real.
     
  12. Elapid

    Elapid Member

    I'm still heavily invested in the NYSE, I believe American ingenuity and resilience will rule in the end. At least long enough to take me through retirement.
     
  13. vest007

    vest007 New Member

    US market is going through nicely at the moment, but there is a serious chance of another global meltdown if the crude prices go above $125 per barrel. The rising crude will cause ruin to US / EU, and everyone will suffer as a result. To complicate the matter further, the elections are only a few months away. Lets see who is going to have a fight with Obama in 2012.
     
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