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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis

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To: ggersh who wrote (42308)10/3/2011 12:27:49 PM
From: Real Man5 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 71419
 
WS eating each other up, that much is true. However, the problem is that WS
ate the government. Now the population is broke, the corporations are broke, WS is broke, and
the government is broke. Every group is blaming each other for stealing their money.
The consequence of bursting asset/credit bubble duopoly and
kicking the can until it blows up, the black hole too big to fill. What we call SHTF. They need to print to
create an illusion of prosperity. If they don't, depression. If they do, inflation.
Fckd, that is all. They faithfully did print. The minute they stop, the black hole consumes
us because the can was kicked much further. The moment has arrived because the governments are broke, for
now in Europe, but don't have high hopes for the US! -ng-

The markets have to be based on the economy, not the other way around!
We managed it the other way around for two decades, now we have to
pay the price. This is our real economy as a result of mis-management.
As you can see in the picture, the output is not great. Can you create
something out of nothing? More dollars out of the printing press? Will
it change anything? Build more stores to sell what? To who? If we
print more, things will just cost more, the picture below will not change
quickly. -ng-

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