BREAKING: Unprecedented Moves In The DOLLAR Is Causing Panic

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    1. I’m sitting on cash waiting for the deflation in the things I want. Can already buy about 30-40% more in some of the collectables I’ve been looking at.

    2. Inflation in energy and food and deflation in everything else……………….. to be more specific.

    3. @@helenachase5627 Depression was caused by tariffs. Look up the Smoot-Hawley Act. It’s best for everyone else if the EU/ECB takes the majority of the screwing. Europe is already cutting rates, Powell should raise. That said it is inevitable that the zombie corps get culled, may as well get it over with. There are harder things in life than going without uber eats or grubhub.

    1. Yes, the bond market knows Trump will trash the deficit with his budget while his tariffs raise domestic prices. Enjoy.

  1. Mortgage rates sit solidly at 7.5% and auto loans are double digits. Nobody is buying anything right now, at least not “normal” people. Housing market dead!

    1. Housing supply is low. So people who have a need or a desire to buy are gonna have to pay up.

    2. People are still buying in AZ. Price to rent $2300, to get the mortgage the same amount as rent requires a 50% down payment. The only people buying are house swapping equity.

    1. @@NoOneToNoOne89the forwards roll off and they get the yen back whether they want them or not, no?

  2. See what happens when financialization is the only market and driver of economies?

    1. Gold, yes for the long run. But everything will deflate temporarily when the buble bursts. A precious metals dip is coming.

    2. @steveokken8113, the generalized market bubble won’t pop until the the business/real estate cycle concludes. Historic average places that at about early 2028.

    3. Good luck getting it unless you have strong connections with bullion dealers when it comes​@steveokken8113

    4. @@steveokken8113 No. If everything deflates then nothing deflates. Math I’m afraid.

  3. Love your laugh! Yes everyone and everything is upside-down starting with the US Dollar that we are all in.

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  5. The Dollar is starting to look like the Penny. You can’t buy anything for a dollar anymore.

    1. There used to be Nickel and Dime stores, like there used to be dollar stores. Now we get $1.25 stores.

    2. More like ben store now. You guys able to buy useful things below a ben? Even a trip to store and back with car depreciation could be several hundreds.

  6. The dollar symbol Dxy is up 1.23% in the past month. Also 10 year yields are only down 3.12% in the past month. This is a typical move not a flash crash or anything.

    1. It’ll eventually, don’t worry. Liquidity crisis within banks is the key to this starting

    2. @@franktiiii I wouldn’t call him a clown, he just gives more day trading related news as opposed to investing

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