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  1. Oliviero
    5 October 2008 @ 10:02

    thanks Loris,
    but what do you mean the dollar is settling ? Concordo che a medio lungo periodo varrà molto meno, , but now because it gets stronger ? Who or what forces the dollar to be strengthened, and with what means ?

    Ho sentito parlare dell’Amero che diventerà il sostituo del dollaro; you don't think it would be necessary now ?

    garzie
    Sincerely
    Oliviero

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  2. loris
    5 October 2008 @ 00:30

    Oliviero,
    thanks for the question. in my opinion, the dollar is settling, but it is destined to weaken,and a lot. Indeed, the more the central bank prints money not corresponding to real production, the more the currency devalues. Io credo che nell’arco di 1 anno il dollaro finirà a 2 dollars to euro. Not only will the massive placing of dollars printed as postcards contribute to this (nell’ultimo hanno sono oltre 1500 billions of dollars fed into the circuit). The Chinese and Indians will also contribute to this result, which are full of dollars, and they find themselves with less and less value in their hands. So they will start to get rid of it as soon as possible, maybe buying oil, che è quotato in dollari e di fatto è l’unica cosa che gli conferisce valore.

    Però succederà che quando i cinesi cominceranno a sbarazzarsi dei dollari, aumenterà la disponibilità nel mercato, creating inflation or rather depreciation. And so the Arabs will raise the price of oil, forcing the Fed to print faster.

    E’ un grande monte di carta straccia che ci innonederà insomma. Naturalmente anche l’Euro avrò dinamiche simili, because even the ECB has printed a tremendous wave of Euros, anche essi stampati senza controllo e senza responsabilità penale. and so, come già si annuncia, ci sarà una impennata tremenda di inflazione, hence a devaluation , in pratica una perdita di potere d’acquisto da parte dei lavoratori.

    What I would do, being able , would be to borrow me with a nice mortgage, but only at a fixed rate, and knowing that he can cope with the installments, therefore very low. Questo farà sì che il debito verrà mangiato in parte dall’ondata inflazionistica, così come è già successo a metà anni ’70: the then 30-year-olds saw themselves doing the house for free, tanto più che l’economia andava bene.

    But as I said, nor the Dollar , nè l’Euro sono valute dal futuro stabile, aim at something less risky like the Australian dollar, and also the Ruble.

    Of course a nice mixed portfolio including currencies from China, Brazil, russia, USA, Europe and Switzerland, it guarantees you from every event and from the simple disappearance of the capital.

    Ma non prendere le mie parole come d’oro.

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  3. Oliviero
    4 October 2008 @ 16:32

    object : Dollar

    Dear Loris, ,
    I read you from today 4/10/2008,
    causes the financial crisis , I did a full immersion in various sites ,and I ask you: how come that, despite some economists ,say that the dollar has to go down ( ed anch’io lo auspico), you are, to date , strengthening? and a 1.375.
    I made several hypotheses, but I would appreciate your opinion.
    Thanks bye
    Oliviero

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  4. Valerio
    23 September 2008 @ 11:35

    The debt system, that the moneylenders have advertised well, has these prerogatives:

    – Get people to buy and consume before they have the resources
    materials to buy;
    – Invite people to spend all they have, because so much can be done
    also pay later;
    – Wild INFLATION, perchè più il tempo passa più l’entità della rata
    it becomes sustainable;
    – Against ants that put money aside, with
    argomentazioni cretine e con l’esortazione a dare priorità a questioni di
    image and not of substance. moreover, the clever ants have been
    trasformate dalla società in deficienti autolesionisti, because it has no
    sense to put money aside… “buy as long as they are still worth something”.

    The debt system, for which you print money of value equal to paper,
    however, it also provides that, parallelamente all’immotivato aumento dei prezzi ci sia
    A (no longer unmotivated, because due to an abuse) increase in wages o
    salaries or wages.
    This has not happened in Italy. why? It means that someone has it
    earned big. That continued to report for months in the newspapers
    The crisis, and many smartons left and right have solved it
    brilliantly printing paper.

    In the United States the crisis was provoked by the culture of the mortgage and the
    financial loan.
    E’ a psychological issue. Less had to be wasted in the past,
    get into debt only when strictly necessary or in anticipation of having a
    grosso ritorno dall’investimento.

    In Veneto we had the culture of ants that had allowed us to
    enrich, we had a propensity to save which was our trump card
    sleeve: l’abbiamo gettata al vento miseramente. In the name of what? Indebitiamoci
    to go on vacation or for the car to show off with friends.

    The new generations were brought up with the spritz culture and in
    they don't even know they're in the world. They will not be psychologically in
    grado di gestire l’enormità di debiti che i loro genitori, even more balls
    (sorry for the term), they buckled them. They will not be able to handle them
    difficoltà perchè sono stati abituati a non averne, since you could have had so much
    now and pay tomorrow.

    I never hear people say on TV: “just make debts”. The problem to be solved is
    one.

    DEBT CULTURE

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    17 September 2008 @ 19:56

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