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To: carranza2 who wrote (109466)	1/4/2015 11:49:49 AM
From: bart13	2 Recommendations Recommended By Haim R. Branisteanu RJA_ Read Replies (1) of 219977

While there's a lot of truth there, especially in the dangers to the world economy in the current dollar bull and ZIRP, I do expect substantial blowback on the dollar bull in 2015 or early 2016. The world economy isn't exactly in great shape currently, and the Fed continues to walk on a razor blade of politics and "Save us, regardless!" style economics. I also expect to start to soon see articles about the Paris Accord and Louvre Agreement in the mid '80s, where the dollar "unexpectedly" dropped from the 160s in 1985 to the 80s in 1988 due to political pressures. Currency intervention does work, in spite of the silly claims of certain under educated folk. Per Armstrong's work, we also had a large dollar drop in the 30s, from roughly 160 in late 1932 to 107 in 1935. I remain very leery of black swans and unintended consequences in currencies in the continuing games between various groups of elites. "History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme." -- Mark Twain

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