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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: David who wrote (69966)	12/6/2023 4:52:34 PM
From: ggersh	Respond to of 71442

You gotta eat makes too much sense now, doesn't it!! for me all I got was "you gotta save", but that was depression era talk, not so much hyperinflation naturally I did but sadly not nearly enough, nor enough I still don't understand how currency exchange rates make sense. My impression is currency exchange rates are now manufactured by whatever WS wants them to be. The $$$$$$ Index is contrived by a basket of only 6-7 other currencies. So though the Euro/$$$$$$/Pound is worthless (they don't produce anything of value) but since they are in the same basket, they have a value against each other. Euro goes lower the Pound/Dollar go higher, The Dollar go higher the Pound/Euro go lower, Make sense??? It's almost like a 3 card monty, there is always going to be one cup holding the ball. Anyhow that's how I see it The Yen still manufactures, while the Aussie/Canada have tons of natural resources EDIT: How can a currency (dollar)which owes out interest on $33 tril of them be worth anything