The best currency is the one that is most stable in value. Historically, the premier international currencies, whether the US dollar after World War II, the Dutch guilder in the seventeenth century, or the Athenian owl in the fourth century BC, were those reliably pegged to gold.
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Don, they never paid back all the TARP. In fact, they never even mentioned TARP re-payments while they were dishing ...
Darren | 22Nov09 | More -
Good work Winkinatcha.
I tend to favour against dollar rally...even though its on cards once again. Been waiting for a freefall ...
Lachlan Scanlan | 21Nov09 | More -
there's some rumblings going on lads.
Check it:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ice-investigating-spike-in-dollar-index-futures-2009-11-20
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winkinatcha | 21Nov09 | More -
"Goldman also received $10 billion of capital from the U.S. government in October 2008, under the Troubled Asset Relief Program."
In ...
Don | 21Nov09 | More -
3m UST bills turn negative, again! Apparently, they did routinely during the Great Depression, though Bloomberg reports "Treasury bills turned ...
Justin | 21Nov09 | More -
Yeah Ned I think it was Wierd Al who wrote a song about Prozak and his dealings with Biker....
"I know ...
Lachlan Scanlan | 21Nov09 | More -
Ever watched a dead cat bounce?
Dan | 20Nov09 | More -
Hey Biker ... Where are you? DR's gotten a bit boring lately mate. Even Prozak seems to have lost a ...
Ned S | 20Nov09 | More -
Agreed my friend - In a sane world one doesn't have to be a "rocket scientist" to have a chat ...
Ned S | 20Nov09 | More -
Ned, just that point about the world thinking immorality pays off ... actually not really. Big business knows immorality causes ...
Dan | 20Nov09 | More
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Don, they never paid back all the TARP. In fact, they never even mentioned TARP re-payments while they were dishing ...
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