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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis
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To: ggersh who wrote (31695)11/4/2010 4:28:51 PM
From: Real Man1 Recommendation  Read Replies (2) of 71426
 
They have a central bank too, probably similar to BOE
or something. -g-

"Gideon Gono, the central bank governor, admitted that
he "never dreamt that we would get to these levels of
inflation" but vowed to "not be deterred"."

You can read about teacher's salary here too. Oh, and
6,600% inflation was, of course, some "official" BS. In
reality the currency was adding a zero while you went
to the grocery store. -ng- Before hyperinflation the country
was probably comparable to South Africa, I don't know. Quite
likely, educated folks were paid decently and comparable
to rest of the world (maybe 1/3-1/2, I dunno), rather than $5
per week.

telegraph.co.uk

Gold at new ATH. Moving in "jumps". Up almost $50 today.
I'm not complaining, but Ben just put this whole country into
a trash bag -ng-
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