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Post by oreocookie on Nov 21, 2012 9:50:48 GMT -6
My question is will the value of commodities/products follow suit? Realistically if the value drops then the price of a loaf of bread should drop also at the same rate. That probably won't follow suit for foreign products and of course that depends on the drop or increase of value in the foreign currency. If were truly talking a global reset with asset backed currencies then the US Dollar should, over time, rise back up as US assets are counted up for true value. For example, regardless of what the current administration states, which is a big lie by the way, the US is sitting on more untapped oil reserves than any other country in the world. And I'm talking liquid crude, not shale oil. I don't have a link but I've seen the US Geological survey from 2008. Now, if all of the suppressed free energy devices I've read about become public, then oil value is moot but you get my drift as I ramble on and on.....oops, sorry! Boyscout
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Post by transversal on Nov 21, 2012 11:13:04 GMT -6
I'm guessing the decrease in value will be against some other currency. I doubt it will affect operations in the US.
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