Dollar Projections & US Currency Manipulation

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Subject:	Addendum-- US Currency Manipulation…
Date:	Wed, 9 May 2012 11:27:28 -0700
From:	Jas Jain

Addendum-- US Currency Manipulation…

I forgot to add that just as the dollar came crashing down after the artificial strong dollar policy, it would shoot back up from the artificial weak dollar policy once something triggers the global meltdown in the financial markets. It must be obvious by now that morons like Jim Rogers and Peter Schiff, both born-and-bred American dopes whose corrective mechanism have been disabled, don't know chit about currencies and Treasury bonds.

DXY above 100 and USD more than 100 INR within the next three years is a sure bet.

Jas

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US Currency Manipulation and Its Victims During the Reagan (Now Kudlow) Strong Dollar Policy

Attached Chart of the dollar index (DXY) is from an external source and the comments on the chart are not mine.

Two groups that were hurt the most during the Reagan-Baker strong dollar (King Dollar) policy of mid-1980s were farmers and manufacturing. The reasons should be obvious as to why. The biggest beneficiary of the Reagan policy was S. Korea, though Japan also benefited handsomely. China also got its start at the same time. Amazingly, the bicoastal economies did very well under Reagan, but the coastal states are still primarily Democratic.

Under the Bernanke-Obama weak dollar policy the two groups are doing very well, but the long-term damage to manufacturing done under Reagan can't be repaired unless overall wages fall something like 20-40% from the current levels.

The US has been as much of a currency manipulator as any, but one can count on dishonest born-and-bred American dopes to always blame others. All economic manipulations are bad long-term. Consistent long-term policies are the best.

Jas

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Peter Schiff, Marc Faber & Jim Rogers on Bond Bubble vs Jas Jain

U.S. Borrows 53.7 Cents Of Every Dollar Spent In March

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Subject:	Peter Schiff on Bond Bubble, Again
Date:	Tue, 1 May 2012 16:39:05 -0700
From:	Jas Jain

Peter Schiff on Bond Bubble, Again

This born-and-bred American dope, and a financial dope dealer, has been talking about hyper-inflation and bond bubble for a very long time, e.g., Schiff: Bond Bubble Going To Burst Published: January 11th, 2009. He was on CNBC-World this afternoon bombasting about the imminent bursting of the Bond Bubble. Another financial dope dealer on this subject is Martin Weiss, but I stopped following his propaganda couple of years ago after determining that the guy is peddling worthless advice to unsuspecting dopes.

Another certifiable moron on the subject, Marc Faber, has been trashing the long-term US Treasury bonds for some 7-8 years. Not to be outdone, born-and-bred American dope Jim Rogers, a supposed investment guru, had shorted US Treasury bonds several times over the past ten years and has gotten burned. How come these morons never figure out that they simply don't understand the fundamentals of the US economy? Rogers also asked people to buy sugar for the past couple of years because "as the world prospers it consumes more sugar"! Hey, moron, Indians eat more sugar per capita than Americans. The very fact that these morons have followers around the world tells you the role propaganda plays in the investment world. Dopes love to be duped!

The 30.5-year-old bull market in the US Treasury bonds in alive and kicking. Only dopes would get in its way. Dope Jim Rogers has been trampled upon, but he is too stupid to learn his lessons or too proud to admit that he is clueless.

Being too proud to admit one's lack of knowledge about economics and politics is a defining characteristic of all born-and-bred American dopes. The dope knows the truth! Rush Limbaugh is among the biggest offenders.

It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.
-- Mark Twain

My record on the US Treasury bonds, among the best in the world, speaks for itself.
Jas


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