End dollarisation hey?
Lol. What is China or any other nation or corporation going to use to buy financial securities denominated in USD? SpankChain?
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End dollarisation hey?
Lol. What is China or any other nation or corporation going to use to buy financial securities denominated in USD? SpankChain?
TreasureHunter
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This is the exactly what a post-American world police multipolar world looks like, major economic powers will be armed to the teeth. Japan next.
Germany and Japan will fill in the power vacuum.
Germany and Japan were made weak and are American puppets.
The entire world is and will be ruled by the US-British colonial conglomerate, because they have vast reach, resources and they managed to divide and instigate the rest of the world against each other.
The US has the interest to amplify the conflict between the EU-Russia. Germany is a tool in this.
They should de-escalate and make peace. But they will not. Instead, they are ready to escalate the madness to world war level, even, if it suits their interest.
The business of the US is war, world war - in the entire rest of the world. Since, they are across the oceans, they are the most protected great power with a strong reserve currency and the means to be the puppet masters and "international police" of the rest of the world, which they look down upon.
I am very very sorry for the suffering innocent people who were run down in Ukraine. But what they don't realize is that the west is not going to save them, they are only being used as puppets against Russia.
France stepped in as the main instigator.
It is amazing how the former colonial powers (out of colonies currently) are ruthlessly exploiting the "new colonies" in the east. France, UK, Netherlands, Belgium, USA... It happens, because their power and influence is in decline.
Were in the first stages of default now. Raise interest rates a few percent and youll find out real fast who can pay their bills.
Our supply chain just got hit again today with 3 core ingredient prices going up between 20 and 45% each. Still saying these won’t hit consumers for 12-18 months by which time how many more increases will there be. And we have an official inflation rate of what 3.5%? And the news saying the economy is back to pre-Covid. Something stinks
Germany is- they want to be fully renewable by 2035 to say f-you to Russia
Yes, but in the short term they have to use "any" energy.
Reports of Russian tank drivers putting holes in their fuel tanks and destroying their own rations to self-sabotage. Wonder if true
lucky they don't have killer mobile kitchen
TreasureHunter
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the most polluting industry is the arms industry. It pollutes people with bullets, pollutes the air with concrete dust and depleted uranium.Stop the war. Make the planet greener and peaceful.
Where is Al Gore? There is blood and gore in any war, but where's Al?
They should carbon tax everyone supplying and producing weapons.
TreasureHunter
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Brussels bans euro-notes deliveries to Russia
Latest measure in a barrage of sanctions over Ukraine
not working, unless they stop notes issue all together
The EU just kicked themselves between the foot.
If your enemy is using your notes, that is a good thing. Provided that Russia is such a huge market. Now that less people will use Euro notes... kind-of: more supply, less demand?
Consequences:
1. Russians will buy other notes, gold, Bitcoin etc.
2. I can see higher prices for CHF, GBP, Yuan, USD and lower for EUR (lower demand means lower prices), obvious consequences
3. Russia might as well ban the export of gold (nr.3), silver (nr.4), platinum (nr.2), palladium (nr.1)... less bullion for European mints and investors
4. Russia might simply raise the price of natural gas and Europe will either pay tripple or go bust economically (the German, Italian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Austrian industries use Russian gas primarily, if I am correct)
5. Russians and others will simply grab a bunch of notes and bring them into Russia "manually"
6. Russia will turn to buy more industrial products from Asian countries instead: lower industrial demand for Europe (Russia used to be a huge market for the European car industry)
7. Russia will start selling-off their Euros for anything else: CHF, Yuan, JPY, Roubles, Gold... and more tanks, missiles and artillery
TreasureHunter
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Heard so many reports and manipulations from both sides, I decided to watch the following shows instead: the Flintstones, the Simpsons, the Muppets.
Just make as much $$ as you can from this and who cares.
With every Tomahawk missile fired there is 500 less ounces of silver in existence and thats a good thing.
Let the retards battle it out and count that cash flow! People die every day for less!
With every Tomahawk missile fired there is 500 less ounces of silver in existence and thats a good thing.
Let the retards battle it out and count that cash flow! People die every day for less!
TreasureHunter
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The economy-currency-finance-related trends are very worrying.
I am trying to pick the next best investment and next best saving safe haven.
I think still gold is the best safe haven and some cryptos might be worth investing in on the longer term, there might be some returns.
TreasureHunter
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They will be afraid to use US and European banks as well. They will also be afraid to use either one of these two currencies.
But the Euro will be negatively affected on short & mid-term (economic and political reasons).
The USD is already rising and I believe that on the mid-term the dollar will be stronger.
Look at the EUR-Gold price and the EUR-USD price.
The dollar is getting stronger, the euro is getting weaker and weaker. The rouble doesn't count. That's not money anyway! (Thai baht category)
The two currencies that are gaining strength are the CHF and USD.