Cheap currency attracts foreign Investors.
Trump wants to bring back to US the production lines.

The World will need a New World Currency.
EU is untrustworthy.

So who is gonna be the next Global Creditor?

>>509648342 (OP)
It is one very effective way of reducing the debt.
If in nominal terms grows slower than the depreciation in real terms you are effectively getting rid of it.
Inflation is the only possible way out of it.

>>509648342 (OP)
Actually retard.

Bankers stealing 50 trillion dollars caused hyper inflation and the devaluation of the US dollar.

The more money you have in circulation, the less valuable it is when you valance it with the GDP of resources of a nation.

>>509648342 (OP)
He wants to refinance the debt with a lower dollar that would save over $800b in interest annually

How is the EU/ECB untrustworthy? Their problem has been they're too budget conservative and low-risk.

>>509648342 (OP)
Hope you guys have enough silver.

>>509648550
The interest is from banks owing the Government.

The average person pays for this as the nation is considered bankrupt.

>>509648342 (OP)
Not the case see >>509648524 fixing it will take time but taking advantage of the prices of assets is what you all should be doing at the moment.

They need to re audit fort Knox, hasn't been done in 50 years.

>>509648558
>How is the EU/ECB untrustworthy

EU imposes illegal unilateral sanctions like those on Russia but justifies sanctions on Turkey (who invaded and occupied Cyprus) and Israel who literally causing a genocide today.

>>509648602
>enough silver

Silver corrodes. That means it worth nothing.

>>509648524
>Bankers stealing 50 trillion dollars caused hyper inflation and the devaluation of the US dollar
>>509648701


This is what I wrote brainless dog. Trump intentionally devaluates the dollar to attract foreign investors. Those who have big chunk of money are becoming poorer by the day because of Trump

>>509648824
Silver only corrodes if you don't have it sealed, cases for it are easy to get, I have tons of Morgan dollars, "junk" coins and bars from over the years, never had a issue, this seems like fed posting

>>509648824
>Silver corrodes
No, it doesn't. You can easily look this up yourself.

>>509648524
Add to this that the Saudis not renewing the petrodollar deal is causing all the USD from the the rest of the world that was in reserve for buying oil to return over the next probably decade. It's the same end result as mass printing again- we have way too many dollars in circulation and the solution is to burn them but they can't do it. We have short and long term hyperinflation hitting us at the same time and it'll be interesting to see if the dollar survives.

>>509648993
>No, it doesn't. You can easily look this up yourself.

Idiot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXFujKruCsg

>>509648996
What does that do to housing prices

>>509649094
>What does that do to housing prices

Housing MARKET.

You live in US not in Russia or China where you can get an apartment even for FREE if you are poor.

>>509649278
Only niggers get those. I wanted for 5 years with HUD in my area, no one called ever. I was finally able to fine something and to this day no one has called me back.

>>509649067
If silver corrodes, why can you reverse the process?

>>509648342 (OP)
>what happened in 1973

>>509648342 (OP)
Next is the tokenization era. Currencies, debt, derivatives, etc. will all get tokenized.