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  • The Next Crisis: Spiraling Inflation (Part 2) [View article]
    We make legal tender out of borrowing money but monetizing the debt are to pay up. The value of legalize the borrow money are to pay up. The free dole people want nothing else but more free dole, they just crash the currency by their own definiton.

    The government may go boom but it is not the business cycle that went bust. The government just went out of business.
    Nov 28 13:26 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • 10 Reasons to Believe That We're in a Depression [View article]
    Making more than the car that goes but keeping his model T running on more reliable than that of the horses made Henry Ford rich. Henry Ford sold them their money worth.

    Capital value are to earn the money. Henry Ford have sold what he have produced but loaning out promissory notes to pay up will bring value when ever we can pay up but if not paying up, the value of fractionated our money out from an congressional IOU bonds and the Peking treasury notes just crashed the day we can no longer monetize this kind of a debt.
    Nov 20 10:16 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • The Intrinsic Value of Nothing, Part 1 [View article]
    Yes is sell it from wealth building? They know how their business work or is it sell from sub priming? They could never afford that big house. Fanny and a Freddie says. Selling more than what the product cost is not only profit making. Making more of the money is economical growth. You are earning the money but what is costing you more than what could be made is deficit spending. They are going out of business and print money is paper money until earned.

    Hosea 8 - Verse 7
    For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind...

    They have corrupted out their own agenda and they have lie and lived out the lie. What they call good evil and evil good in Isaiah 5:20. They were not so. Do not put light for darkness and darkness for light.
    Oct 28 10:54 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • Why Gold, If Deflation Is the Threat? [View article]
    What! They can't make enough paper out of the dollar.
    Oct 03 11:56 am |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Is the U.S. Dollar Finished? [View article]
    Is it not? Offering up to the customers is to sell them their money worth or tell all of them what to buy because we got to breath cleaner if not any freer.

    Recessional bust are here and how your survive or die. It depend upon you. Henry Ford in making his car more affordable for ever man with a decent job would not made his cars less than 100% more reliable than that of the horses. He assembled his cars one after another and all of his engines ran and ran and kept on running.

    The customers buying into their money worth is to sell the very best that their money can buy or telling when what to buy is to sell nothing but your problem.


    On Sep 08 09:22 PM Canuck Economist wrote:

    > The US dollar like most currencies fluctuates on technical issues
    > driven by ST demand and supply; I think the article is correct from
    > that perspective.
    >
    > The dollar will also move based on fundamentals. I believe the US
    > dollar is fundamentally wounded because the US economy is fundamentally
    > wounded. Things will not improve until the govt deficit, and the
    > current acct and balance of payment deficits are tackled. There is
    > a need to resolve the fundamental issues of an economy out of whack,
    > with too much consumption, not enough investment or saving - the
    > wrong signals are being given now in terms of the price of forward
    > money because the printing press has created such high supply of
    > currency. The article would be wrong on that acct. But we are also
    > well aware of all these issues and the market reflects this.
    >
    > The third reason why the dollar moves is to do with expectations.
    > If the current issues are all factored in; then we should look at
    > what to expect next. The American economy is the most powerful economy
    > in the world (in spite of the stupidity of its bankers, financial
    > industry and Bush's government) and will rev up again in spite of
    > all the negativity currently being experienced. The question is when.
    > If one believes that we have just gone past the bottom (look at production
    > not employment numbers) and that governments will slowly start sopping
    > up the excess currency, then the US dollar should start to recover.
    >
    >
    > I believe it is perfectly consistent to have higher growth relative
    > to trading partners and a observing a strengthening of the currency
    > (actually that is what the theory predicts). Overall, I think the
    > article is right.
    Sep 10 10:50 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • Are the Dollar and Gold Ready to Dance Again? [View article]
    If capital money is earned money, hyper-inflating away is to fractionalize the reserve of congressional I.O.U. bonds away and that kind of money is more paper money than of any worth.
    Apr 23 09:56 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Bernanke Seems Clueless About the Real State of the Economy [View article]
    Work out the business instead. How ever your business work. Working out is to know your business but working out their green car is to offer up nothing worth their money. What doesn't work out does not sell. You are out of business and what is a campaign promise?
    Mar 01 14:09 pm |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • In Today's Environment, Neither Technical Nor Fundamental Analysis Alone Will Work [View article]
    Dollar power is in its capital money and capital money is to earn the money. Producing what would sell for you is earning the money. Because printed up money is nothing but paper money until earned but price control is to supply more or less what they are demanding. Demanding less could be supplying more of a dome pot tea scandal.
    Feb 19 10:09 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • How Will Markets React to Stimulus Plan? [View article]
    This is what I think. John Maynard Keyness book The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money says. The money supply side, if no longer earned, should be expended to cover what so cost at any cost so as to make what wasn't working working out better.

    You have to spend to make the money but to spend without producing nothing else for the money is deficit spending dying the deficit death. California is one over size whale feeding on to few plantons.
    Feb 16 08:59 am |Rating: +3 -3 |Link to Comment
  • Letting the Reinflation Genie Out of the Bottle [View article]
    You are so in the right. Paper money is unearned money and when the money is earned, the money is capital money. One would not only have to produce. One would have to know what he is selling so that the customers are buying into the very best that their money can buy but what we got today. King Henry the hot air breather is pumping up that very big balloon with one to many over size holes in it.
    Nov 29 10:01 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Gold, Banks, Consumer Discretionary: Three Market Relationships [View article]
    I say. The wealth of the dollar is in value building. What you have produced. Know what you are selling and you have exchanged for trade goods for value and have traded for exchange value for goods. Because earned money is capital money and capital money is to produce and to sell what you have produced. Money value is a capitalist society but print money is still nothing but paper money until earned.
    Nov 22 10:33 am |Rating: 0 -3 |Link to Comment
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