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The scholars don't own this name space. We got opinions too.
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So basically, as I understand the premise, yes the dollar will have devalue pressure put on it by the mass printing but it will have upvalue pressure put on it in an opposite manor by the rest of the world sucking ass worse, making us look good as a superpower militarily and economicaly.
I still worry about the Islamic economies who are more conservative in their leveraging and who have recently united to form a new currency based on Gold. I think that is a possible contender to upset the dollar apple cart.
The story isn't over yet. I agree that Schiff did not warn of a deflationary depression which we're in now. First comes deflation and then inflation. Kind of like a tsunami, the tide goes out first, and then the tsunami wave comes. We're still in the part were the tide is going out. When the inflation wave hits, then we'll have to reevaluate Schiff's strategy.