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Strategies & Market Trends : Currents of Currency

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From: Ahda5/20/2014 12:25:52 PM
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/mortgage-home-equity-woes-linger-040100025.html

At the end of the first quarter, some 18.8% of U.S. homeowners with a mortgage—9.7 million households—were "underwater" on their mortgage, according to a report scheduled for release Tuesday by real-estate information site Zillow Inc. While that is an improvement from 19.4% at the end of last year and a peak of 31.4% 2012, those figures understate the problem

The FED seeks inflation to service debt as well as service the general economy. Inflation decreases dollar purchase value . The lower production cost of Asia products off set the decrease of US dollar value. Product prices decreased while FED fed currency into the economy. The surplus currency did what it was suppose to do it kept the economy up and running and avoided a depression.

It appears our economy is presently being driven by TECH Oil and Medical. Tech established new methods to retrieve oil as well as create space malls and means of rapid communication. Medical is best summed up as human is not divine there of we have continued increased demand and deflation proof.

In these areas we have baskets of currency being created The baskets that are blooming are overflowing and aiding the general economy. Property falls into an area all its own as you cannot import it or export it. Forty three percent of the houses sold last year were bought with cash. The result of past opportunities was cash creation found a home in the depressed housing market USA here it turned some overstuffed pockets into rental giants.

Home depot is stating that sales are not indicative of a increased interest in the general public to buy or sell houses..

You need inflation in income to buy and inflation in price to consider moving forward. Low unemployment figures make it very easy to demand higher wages however those demands require that the entire economy inflates to solve the underwater problem of that still exists in the housing market.

Now we are all walking off of our jobs be they in the restaurant industry, education, government or whatever. Fact is we all need more money to keep ourselves and the economy growing

I am pretty sure that nothing can stop the internal propensity to inflate that we have in the US in this period of time. It is the external influences that changes the course one can attempt to set.

The increased demand for some commodities has subsided with the period of rapid Asian growth. Results can be partially seen in the C economy and her dollar. Production price decreases world wide are turning into local price increases so we could very well be back to currency tinkering big time.

By validating assets that did not match loans mature economies by means of currency had to inflate to substantiate value. In my opinion the entire world of currency is questionable which promoted the bit coin space age currency with the flaw it is tied to earth made product. The farther we remove ourselves from countable tangible the more difficult it becomes to account for. We have left econ 101 and moved to 1222 . In 1222 we have short term capital gain by means of fiat minus connection to labor or demand. Sweden did not vote for the $25 minimum wage. It is the third least corrupt nation in the world.

Non sequitur True wherever you are. The sun will come out tomorrow I hope but I think solar is over priced.
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