Re: Interpretationen - die sich evt. lohnen?

verfasst von FOX-NEWS, 09.01.2005, 08:35

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>The US dollar index is poised to go to 60 in the next 18 months and will likely cause trading blocks to develop. A lower USD translates into imported goods costing more. This will compound the government's financial situation, causing them to turn on the printing press. This will generate hyperinflation due to currency expansion. All great hyperinflations ALWAYS end in deflation. Other countries will lower their interest rates to try and make their currency more competitive. At some point, higher interest rates across the board will occur to prevent currency meltdowns and unless currencies are backed by gold, they could fail. This is one reason to be extremely bullish on gold. Governments around the world are going to have to add gold to their coffers somehow to have economic stability. During a period of deflation, it makes sense to have a gold-backed currency, because that is what usually will trigger a gold-backed currency to develop in the first place. Periods of economic growth require a dollar de-coupled from gold so economic expansion is not hindered. With a collapse in global populations, money supply etc., there will be no expansion mode required, so a gold backed currency situation will work, in fact it is all that will work. Economic trading blocks must be established for countries with little or no natural resources, or they will be destitute. England and several European countries come to mind. I think the US will become self-sufficient with what they have, but only because a massive reduction in their standard of living is coming.

Hallo Emerald

In http://f17.parsimony.net/forum30434/messages/306220.htm hatte ich schon mal die Frage gestellt, ob die beste Taktik, den € an den $ anzugleichen, nicht Goldkäufe (phys.) durch die BuBa wäre. So lässt sich unbegrenzt Liqui in den Markt pumpen, was den € unter Druck bringt. Im Gegenzug wird der BuBa-Gewinn durch exlodierende Goldpreise so hoch getrieben, dass eine Entschuldung des Staates denkbar wird. Am Schluss ist der Staat schuldenfrei, der €"zur Sau" und ein ordentlicher Batzen Gold im Tresor - gute Startbedingungen.

... mir ist schon klar, dass es SO nicht kommen wird [img][/img]

Gruss

sam

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• Interpretationen - die sich evt. lohnen? - Emerald, 09.01.2005, 08:08
  • Re: Interpretationen - die sich evt. lohnen? - FOX-NEWS, 09.01.2005, 08:35
    • Re: Interpretationen - die sich evt. lohnen? - fridolin, 09.01.2005, 10:35
    • Re: Interpretationen - die sich evt. lohnen? - CRASH_GURU, 09.01.2005, 11:18
      • Hatten wir schon mal - Diogenes, 09.01.2005, 11:51