I saw a graph of all the Nations that were the major trading partner with the USA in 2000. Then in 2025. It is bleak. The World is turning their back on the USA and they need to reverse this trend.
I'm also in Canada. I'll buy American made any day of the week. These are good People, who produce these products. Especially if from the States on the Border. The weaker the US Dollar gets, the less it costs to make it in America. I Pray for America. As well as Canada.
It's similar in intent (competitive devaluation to favor domestic industry), but China's version has historically involved more direct, opaque control... the textbook definition of manipulation.... while the U.S. version relies on market forces + policy nudges.
Pretty soon wea re going to give the fed all their toilet paper back and then we are all gonna use a new gold backed currency. When gold is revalued watch what happens. This is near the end of fiat and the feds co teil. U.s. treasury has been printing treasury dollars for well over 8 hears.
I heard this before on the early morning show on the station I listen to in Maryland.
They said a de-valued dollar makes goods and services cheaper. Me, I am not so certain. But I imagine it could be true.
A less expensive dollar vs the rest of the world, makes foreign goods more expensive and domestic, made in America goods less expensive both at home and abroad.
And the other governments are doing it for him. Papering over their problems by selling dollar based securities. Normally the dollar would be strong based on the US economy and the decrease in deficit spending.
Maybe we can not let the government and financial institutions have the money first? They get to enjoy the higher purchasing power and the struggling family gets to enjoy the higher prices before their wages go up just in time for the next round.
Inflation worsens the birth crisis we are facing, far more existential threat than "muh stock market"
It reduces the real value of the National Debt?
Plus he gets to pay those insane lawsuits with worthless paper and debank the banks.
I'm gonna use the USD/JPY as the example.
1USD buys 150JPY
So to pay off 1USD of debt you'd need 1USD or 150JPY.
To import something that costs 150JPY you need $1.
If the USD falls back to the classic 1USD:100JPY
You'd be paying off $1.50 of debt with that 150JPY.
The reason globalists don't like it is because that 150JPY product now costs 1.50USD to buy. Domestic products look a lot nicer now.
Oh well now, what if someone were charging tarrifs. At 10% instead of getting $0.10 off that product they now collect $0.15.
It reduces the real value of the debt, and it'll increase the tarrif revenue in the short term before production shifts back to the US.
The reason countries like China kept their currency devalued for so long is because it made exports more attractive.
I saw a graph of all the Nations that were the major trading partner with the USA in 2000. Then in 2025. It is bleak. The World is turning their back on the USA and they need to reverse this trend.
I'm in Canada, I just can't afford to buy American. It's 30%+ on top. And then I still get a piece of shit from china.
I'm also in Canada. I'll buy American made any day of the week. These are good People, who produce these products. Especially if from the States on the Border. The weaker the US Dollar gets, the less it costs to make it in America. I Pray for America. As well as Canada.
Thank you. Your feelings are mutual.
1.40 of pre 65 junk silver is 116 bucks as i write this. 14.00 usd of junk silver is over 1000.00. 14 morgans. Crazy right.
You do know it was 360 Yen to 1 dollar in 1971 ?
I bought a new 1976 Corolla for $3600 (at 300 to 1 )
Also reduces the value of my mortgage debt. 👍
Only if you maintain your cash flow
Yup...also exactly what Chyna does with their currency manipulation.
That certainly helped get their manufacturing infrastructure financed quicker..
There are some differences.
It's similar in intent (competitive devaluation to favor domestic industry), but China's version has historically involved more direct, opaque control... the textbook definition of manipulation.... while the U.S. version relies on market forces + policy nudges.
Sure does.
Cool, fuck us for saving to build a house...
What would make everything cheaper is to just deport the millions of illegals an H1-B’s.
Buy silver and/or gold with your savings until you're ready to buy.
You're only fucking yourself if you're saving fiat in a bank or under your mattress.
That's not a viable solution. The concrete trucks and home depot don't accept silver and gold.
You sell when you're ready to buy and need the fiat.
Hopefully u/Brain_Dead has not already posted this lol.
Nope. I knew this day is coming and I am seeing it in the precious metals, but I have not post this.
Inflation is good now?
BUY SILVER
IN YOUR POSSESSION
Pretty soon wea re going to give the fed all their toilet paper back and then we are all gonna use a new gold backed currency. When gold is revalued watch what happens. This is near the end of fiat and the feds co teil. U.s. treasury has been printing treasury dollars for well over 8 hears.
Unleash...the Panicans!!
I heard this before on the early morning show on the station I listen to in Maryland. They said a de-valued dollar makes goods and services cheaper. Me, I am not so certain. But I imagine it could be true.
Charge up the enemies (FED) “credit card”
Audit and expose the enemies corruption
End the enemy, pay ONLY foreign bond holders, leave them holding the bag for the rest
Issue a new sound money currency
Golden age ensues
A less expensive dollar vs the rest of the world, makes foreign goods more expensive and domestic, made in America goods less expensive both at home and abroad.
Can someone please ELI5 how inflation is good for people?
How does reducing the purchasing power & value of a USD help the average citizen?
And the other governments are doing it for him. Papering over their problems by selling dollar based securities. Normally the dollar would be strong based on the US economy and the decrease in deficit spending.
Maybe we can not let the government and financial institutions have the money first? They get to enjoy the higher purchasing power and the struggling family gets to enjoy the higher prices before their wages go up just in time for the next round.
Inflation worsens the birth crisis we are facing, far more existential threat than "muh stock market"
I'm glad someone finally engaged in this subject, even though it's been on going for longer than you can imagine.