The fate of the world's currencies in the wake of the demise of the dollar. - page 103
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It's not just about electronic money. Electronic money itself (and not only) is issued. It is somehow regulated by legislation and conducted according to its own procedures. There are all these aggregates and other economist stuff. That is, it can't be emitted out of the blue. This is production. All these stories of rising debts are here, it seems to me. Quantitative easing stories also seem to be here...
But somehow you are diverting the dialogue away from the topic... It is the subject of the topic and the cause of the nightmares that are happening in the world. Again, the chief advocate of the "imminent collapse of the dollar empire" himself describes the mechanisms of overproduction (and the cause of the crises)
it's not
the reason is that many people don't like it, because it tends to cause "spontaneous" damage to the economy
and that, as usual, dies out very quickly
"greed will be the enemy's undoing"
and greed is manifested here through the floating exchange rate
not the dollar, but oil
well how could the price drop below zero, how????
greed they can't even hide anymore
If the dollar had really collapsed, it would have collapsed on all pairs. And if it "collapsed" on any one pair, then it was not the dollar that collapsed.
Here's about the strengthening of the rouble (as a probable cause):
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Here is the ruble strengthening (as a probable reason):
You should start with "strengthening" or "artificial".
But in fact, the rouble has only slightly recovered from the deep ***, but we do not know whether it is recovering or artificial.
We should start with "strengthening" or "artificial".
But in fact, the rouble has only slightly recovered from the deep ***, but we do not know whether it has recovered or is artificial.
absolutely all are artificial.
it has been said many times for a long time
someone is clearly controlling the market, once managed to get such a test
and they think the kotir kinda bounces on its own?
this is business
you don't do this by chance or by a computer ;)
and they think the kotir kind of jumps on its own?
it's business.
It doesn't happen by chance in these things ;)
The interesting thing is that this test involved all of the strongest countries in the alliance, including Australia and New Zealand and Japan.
it looks like they are fiddling with the rates themselves...)
well how could the price drop below zero like????
Greed they can't even hide it anymore
There was a specific physical reason: general overproduction and local lack of storage capacity. The producer was literally paying extra to customers (selling at a negative price) to unload because he foresaw a congestion in production. Nothing supernatural.
There was also a specific physical reason: general overproduction and a local shortage of storage capacity. The producer was literally paying customers extra (selling at a negative price) to unload because he foresaw a congestion in production. Nothing supernatural.
It's not like the price collapsed there, but the cost of freight, downtime in the port, vessel rent, and the only thing left to do was to dump it at sea...
There was also a specific physical reason: general overproduction and a local shortage of storage capacity. The producer was literally paying customers extra (selling at a negative price) to unload because he foresaw a congestion in production. Nothing supernatural.
Did they go gold?
There was no such thing in fact.