- Interessantes Zitat - R.Deutsch, 03.05.2005, 09:23
- Re: Haben's nicht kapiert! - dottore, 03.05.2005, 11:40
- Re: Haben's nicht kapiert! - R.Deutsch, 03.05.2005, 11:59
- @dottore. Frage - Diogenes, 03.05.2005, 12:31
- Re: @dottore. Frage - dottore, 03.05.2005, 15:16
- Re: @dottore. Frage / vielen Dank (o.Text) - Diogenes, 03.05.2005, 16:18
- Re: @dottore. Frage - dottore, 03.05.2005, 15:16
- Re: Haben's nicht kapiert! - dottore, 03.05.2005, 11:40
Interessantes Zitat
-->Aus dem Buch: James Turk & John Rubino, The Coming Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit from It: Make a Fortune by Investing in Gold and Other Hard Assets, December 2004
"All great societies pass this way eventually, running up unsustainable debts and printing (or minting) currency in an increasingly desperate attempt to maintain the illusion of prosperity.... Either they simply collapse under the weight of their accumulated debt, as did the US and Europe in the 1930s, or they keep running the printing presses until their currencies become worthless and their economies fall into chaos.
This time around, governments the world over have clearly chosen the second option. They're cutting interest rates, boosting spending, and encouraging the use of modern financial engineering techniques to create a tidal wave of credit. And history teaches that, once in motion, this process leads to an inevitable result: Fiat (i.e., government-controlled currencies will become ever less valuable, until most of us just give up on them altogether."

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