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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis
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To: Real Man who wrote (65403)3/8/2021 1:44:15 PM
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They were wrong in 87, 98, 00, 08, 19
and those same people are still getting
it wrong today

yet they love watching the left/right fight
each other when it should be an up/down fight

derivatives in 2000

journalofaccountancy.com

today? isn't it showing 50x1 ratio? oy vey!


Key Takeaways
  • The derivatives market is said to be over $1 quadrillion dollars on the high end, but some analysts say the market is grossly overestimated.
  • The higher end of the estimates includes the notional value of derivative contracts.
  • There is a large difference in the notional value and actual value of derivatives—$640 trillion versus $12 trillion—as of the first half of 2019.


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