The gold standard isn't around anymore so the government can always stop deflation. Just print money and pay off gov bonds or spend on infrastructure. If the government doesn't print too much money, deflation will end and there won't be a lot of inflation either, (maybe, if there isn't a shortage of anything and we are not too far in debt already) Okay, maybe there will be lots of inflation, but there won't be deflation.
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What you are saying appears to be total nonsense. I have a couple hundred thousand dollars in an IRA. I have tried and tried and tried to invest in foreign currencies at decent interest rates and ETFs are the only choice. I have been buying CD's from Everbank. Their rates are at least 1.5% lower than ETF rates, but they are FDIC insured (which probably doesn't mean much). I have tried about 20 different US and Foreign banks and Everbank and ETF's are the only choice for a small IFA. Name one other option.
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