Post by twetch#2584

1G7DLq…4kZS Key · twetch

I disagree, I think the sudden disappearance of credit and cash flows due to the pandemic would plunge the world in a much more painful crisis if it was not by the central banks injecting liquidity into the system.

17mNxa…zGjY Key · twetch

Here's the endgame: USD loses so much buying power, due to money printing, that Fed can't buy debt or bail anyone out. Businesses can't transact in USD so neither can the Fed . Check and Mate ..depression happens whether anyone likes it or not.

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1G7DLq…4kZS Key · twetch
Replying to@17mNxa…zGjY

This will happen if the inflationary measures outpace by a high degree the deflationary pressure of the credit and cash flows shrinkage.
But if the USD dies, it will be replaced, just like that. Cash is not a long term investment but it holds for daily use

17mNxa…zGjY Key · twetch
Replying to@1G7DLq…4kZS

Q: Why don't third world countries just reset their currencies successfully?

A: Because they lose all credibility in the world. No one wants to help them reset their currency because they are irresponsible and stupid.