Russia, China Gang Up on the Dollar [View article]
Good points. The US is the beneficiary of the weak dollar, and would love to devalue, only it is akin to a war with China, Russia and the Arabs, since they hold a lot of $. those who think US will monetize, should think twice. Its akin to a nuclear strike, tempting to resolve issues, but fallout will be much much worse. Russians always whine about the dollar being the reserve currency, and would love to change the status quo politically, but monetary wise, would be huge losers, since they hold so much $.
On Jun 03 01:08 PM HaavBline wrote:
> You got the cause and effect totally wrong. > > Both China and Russia (and Japan, among others) have heavy exposure > to US Dollar denominated assets in their FX reserve. On the other > hand, American and European FX reserves are heavy in gold. > > It makes no sense for China and Russia to bash the Dollar and devalue > their own FX reserves. The Chinese also stand the lose crucial exports. > > > It is the Dollar's precarious fundamentals and irresponsible quantitative > easing policies that id driving down the dollar and making China > and Russia suspect that the US are leaving them holding them holding > the bag.
Foreign Governments Dumping U.S. Assets [View article]
Psychiatrist, thanks, i was about to make similar comment...
try RYJUX, i believe it is not leveraged fund...
I am also curious, if nobody wants US debt, why yields are dropping and are at all times lows.. Hmm.... How about: the alarmist author is over the top and there is a ton of appetite for US debt? who really cares where it is coming from, externally or internally... If the country can finance the stimulus, who cares how its done? Chinese dollar is as good as American. Also, let me remind you, that proposed $1 trillion in stimulus is only 7% of US GDP...
On Jan 18 09:35 AM Child Psychiatrist wrote:
> Isn't this an investment forum? Let's get back to the question; who > is buying the bonds and driving down yields--if the furriners are > selling? Also, any thoughts on how to go 1X short 10- and 30-years > in an IRA. I don't like TBT because of the constant leverage trap > problem etc.
2009: Year of the Ox (And What That Means for the Markets) [View article]
nice, bulls eye description of the russian environment.. Mr. Poranin u are referring to is just a screw in the propaganda machine launched by the Putin regime.. USA and USA policies are the centerpiece of the machine, and it ricks of the old style theme: we are the fortress with enemies encircling the country..
It is all done in order to create an external enemy and unite country people around whom? thats right.. Mr .Putin...
the dire predictions of the USA civil unrest are simply laughable.. But it makes a good piece of news for the sensationalist reporters in America... yea, they need to sell their papers...
Russia, China Gang Up on the Dollar [View article]
Russians always whine about the dollar being the reserve currency, and would love to change the status quo politically, but monetary wise, would be huge losers, since they hold so much $.
On Jun 03 01:08 PM HaavBline wrote:
> You got the cause and effect totally wrong.
>
> Both China and Russia (and Japan, among others) have heavy exposure
> to US Dollar denominated assets in their FX reserve. On the other
> hand, American and European FX reserves are heavy in gold.
>
> It makes no sense for China and Russia to bash the Dollar and devalue
> their own FX reserves. The Chinese also stand the lose crucial exports.
>
>
> It is the Dollar's precarious fundamentals and irresponsible quantitative
> easing policies that id driving down the dollar and making China
> and Russia suspect that the US are leaving them holding them holding
> the bag.
Foreign Governments Dumping U.S. Assets [View article]
try RYJUX, i believe it is not leveraged fund...
I am also curious, if nobody wants US debt, why yields are dropping and are at all times lows.. Hmm.... How about: the alarmist author is over the top and there is a ton of appetite for US debt? who really cares where it is coming from, externally or internally... If the country can finance the stimulus, who cares how its done? Chinese dollar is as good as American. Also, let me remind you, that proposed $1 trillion in stimulus is only 7% of US GDP...
On Jan 18 09:35 AM Child Psychiatrist wrote:
> Isn't this an investment forum? Let's get back to the question; who
> is buying the bonds and driving down yields--if the furriners are
> selling? Also, any thoughts on how to go 1X short 10- and 30-years
> in an IRA. I don't like TBT because of the constant leverage trap
> problem etc.
2009: Year of the Ox (And What That Means for the Markets) [View article]
It is all done in order to create an external enemy and unite country people around whom? thats right.. Mr .Putin...
the dire predictions of the USA civil unrest are simply laughable.. But it makes a good piece of news for the sensationalist reporters in America... yea, they need to sell their papers...