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To: sense who wrote (154595)	3/17/2020 11:02:31 PM
From: TobagoJack	2 Recommendations Recommended By Dr. Voodoo sense Respond to of 219433

re << job performance >> 'they' care about their job performance, that I have no doubt. 'they' always make the best decisions for any particular time, and but not for all times, that we know. 'their' job is to calm us, defeat our natural abhorrence to being zero-ed, still-born our sense of fear, that which is a survival trait as we would not enthusiastically go to some clinic to be de-balled, we probably best keep our survival skill intact and useful the money is being broken and yes, there can be as much fiat paper gold as there is a bottomless-pit bank to stand behind a promise that would never be called, because when it is called, we get to pay the bail-in price or the bail-out fee, anyways no matter which way the rule of the game? mr market shall phuck the most at the least convenient time in the worst ways most shall lose few might win fewer can keep the winnings rules change always against us then it is our turn we die and I am an optimist too for I think we can win :0)

To: sense who wrote (154595)	3/18/2020 3:58:10 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219433

That ship has sailed. Long ago. It's a done deal. I'm not one of those who thinks the demise of the dollar is an obvious inevitability. Measured using various things, such as gold, oil, potatoes, the once mighty US$ has nearly ceased to exist. Not long ago gold required only $35 an ounce. Now it's $1,500. Not long before gold was $10 an ounce. Over 99% gone gone gone. The process is continuing with $1 trillion per dilution dollop being average. Another $trillion yesterday. Mqurice