Re: IMO, and I have no science to back it up, or..
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Sep 11, 2015 11:08PM
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Link: www.jsmineset.com
Jim,
I absolutely love Holter’s perception on JSMineset.com yesterday. Our current dilemma couldn’t be put into more simpler terms. So simple, I’ll wager it passed over everyone’s head! Holter is brilliant in his simplicity.
“Can the Fed really raise rates? Do they have the ability to “buy” everything that will be sold? How will they “buy” dollars themselves? Can they buy homecoming dollars using new dollars? Everything will need to be supported and nothing can be allowed to fall.”
Especially this:
“How will they “buy” dollars themselves? Can they buy homecoming dollars using new dollars?”
An interesting comment of GREAT importance! I can’t overemphasize this.
I often wonder how many people in the world have ever given this comment a second thought? It’s a major obstacle to currency stabilization.
What will the government use to purchase excess dollars, if and when they are dumped? You obviously can’t print and use dollars to buy dollars. Duh!
There are only 3 possibilities I can think of:
1. You can only use any foreign currency reserves that you hold (not much in a country that imports more than it exports).
2. Or you must use gold (good luck finding that stash at Fort Knox).
3. Or you can try to stem the tide of selling by raising interest rates sky high! (however, check with the Bank of England and see how well it worked for them! Remember, they raised rates over 5% to a 15% level within hours, fighting the Quantum Fund’s attack on the Sterling. To no avail.)
So kids,
· Raising US interest rates won’t do,
· I sincerely doubt we have that much gold, if any at all!
· Our foreign currencies are limited and dwindling in this economic environment.
What’s left?
Perhaps another win/win play by Soros and Rogers’ Quantum Fund?
CIGA Wolfgang Rech
Jim,
The world’s problem in a microcosm!
The derivatives problem and ALL of the credit problems exist because there is simply NOT ENOUGH MONEY TO SETTLE all the trades …so they must create more. Money today is created by the creation of new credit …in a world where debt saturation has already occurred! They MUST create more “money” but cannot carry more debt… That is the problem in a very targeted nutshell!
Bill Holter
Comment:
The only way the FED and the U.S. government can get out of this mess that they have created, is to purchase any excess dollars with Gold. That's the only other currency that the rest of the world will accept.
You can't buy unwanted dollars with even more unwanted dollars and increasing interest rates will only blow up the whole system, so.... Where will they get this gold?
"We live in interesting times"
Good Luck to all!