Thanks for your comment. Do you say then that there is no danger of a dollar crash? Is the foundation of the dollar solid? All the funny money that the Fed has printed cannot or will not trigger an inflationary spiral?
I am all ears.
Please anyone, if you can actually debunk this then do so with facts and information. A crash has happened before in our county’s history, but it can’t happen now? The crash has happened in other countries, but it cannot happen here? They averted the catastrophe in 2008 with their bank bailouts and trillions of debt, and they can just keep doing that again and again forever?
We all promise not to wring our hands, if you could you just give us a meaningful answer.
So long as the dollar is perceived as being more stable than other currencies (and, tough as that is to believe, it is), we’re not likely to see anything remotely like the wild hyperinflation of the German Weimar Republic. For all the low interest rates, printing and quantitative easing, we’ve been verging upon deflation (falling asset values which means a strengthening currency) for almost the entire eight years. Will there be something huge that overthrows this seeming deadlock? Very well could be, might even be inevitable. But, I wouldn’t hold my breath waiting for it, myself.