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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: John Vosilla who wrote (6768)	5/2/2008 11:28:45 AM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (2) of 71442

We ARE in a currency crisis. Some wicked breed of blowing asset bubbles and credit inflation (still!) with some asset bubbles popping, and wild manipulation centered around the "useful" bubbles in stocks and especially government bonds. World wide crack up boom due to low interest rates is very real. Commodities are driven by acute shortages, which obviously has nothing to do with speculators in the futures. Countries are hoarding oil, folks are hoarding food because prices keep rising. Mish "could" be right, but ONLY if the Fed chose a policy of stable currency. The Fed is choosing an alternative scenario, so far - trying to keep asset bubbles and associated credit inflation alive at ANY cost, causing crack up boom in commodities in the process. Credit IS money. M3 is going to da moon. The pop will involve much lower dollar, much higher commodities, soaring interest rates, and popping stock bubble (Best case scenario) or hyperinflation, as all the blown up debt shifts to the government, which then monetizes it (worst case scenario)

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