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Originally Posted by Bongo
Hi,
Who are you???
You are join this forum 2 days ago
and already giving us a lesson about prediction.
Thank you very much….
B.
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He may be a newbie to this forum, but what he's predicting seems right on the money to me.
I'll even add a little of my own.
1: Once (not if) the greenback rises above $1.56/euro, we will experience a further acceleration in devaluation.
2: If (when?) foreign banks decide to stop buying up US debt, all bets are off!
You just cannot owe almost $10 trillion, be content to just pay the interest on it, and continue on spending like everything is normal! This 'mountain' was just a little hill in the 90's, just over $1 trillion, but even then there was no political resolve to tackle the problem - despite the accounts being pretty accurate then predicting that by 2007 the debt would be over $8 trillion (out by about $1 trillion)
In the end, it's not the 'fat-cats' who will suffer, but the normal America tax-payer - the downside of capitalism...
