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The dollar had its largest weekly decline since November against the euro
Watch the bond market. It's rallied hard of late, mainly cause the bond ghouls think the fed is done, which won't bode well for the dollar.Good article about the dollar!!! Anyone in the I fund needs to be careful in case the dollar rallies back...... It could send the I Fund share price back to 16.00 in 2 or 3 days, or up to 17.00..............
sleep tight........greenie will be going out before all hell actually breaks lose.I got so much on the line I may have a restless night. See ya
Dennis
I will agree with you Tom.....but I have reasons...The Fed should stop, and probably should have stopped earlier. But this is Greenspan, "The Inflation Fighter." I say he will not pause, but raise again.
Some very good points are made by the Tech, but what about the effect of the Chinese economy in that whole premise? Not only are they purchasing Treasuries, but are providing very cheap labor and goods for the American consumer. Not inflationary whatsoever.tsptalk wrote:The Fed should stop, and probably should have stopped earlier. But this is Greenspan, "The Inflation Fighter." I say he will not pause, but raise again.
First of all, the M3 money supply increase over the last five years has jacked up prices on everything, hence housing price jumps, energy,....only thing not jumping is personal fixed income which in effect makes the labor cost decline.....but also kills the buying power of the general public.....makes the dollar cheap, and investment overseas attractable.....which if you are aneconomic controlling party and want to make some money on a opportunity, I WOULD do it....
Next, inflation, created by the M3 increasesis not being contained by % increases, in reality it can't be, but in imagination it should be.....thus, inflate % increase so that treasuries can be bought and held for several years until an economy is rebuilt....
....in reality, the M3 money supply was increased to "cheapen" the fed debt....
Lastly, given the above, the high prices of everything and the fed saying there is no inflation but are raising rates to contain it.....