The future of the US Dollar, has the economic crisis really only just started?

[caveman_nige]

The writing on the wall......

I was bouncing around some websites reading some news articles from around the world as you do.. In particular I was searching for some info on an economics related theory when i came across a link on a press site... It has a bad title but please don't let that put you off.

Its basically an American style infomercial and he is obviously wanting you to use his firm to handle your finances after he has unnerved you and made you worried about your finances. However the info is interesting..

It is predominantly aimed at Americans and it is made by an American, however the implications are worldwide. Some of the theories and information within it I was already aware of, but some of the other info it contained I was not. However the story has legs and could well be scarily true... Remember this is not linked or aimed at any political party, it does not matter who is in political power so rants and raves are of no benefit to this discussion.

The link is a long audio with slides and eventually video. For the first ten minutes the bloke just bangs on in monotony backing himself with what he is about to tell you. Stick with it and wait for him to get into the nitty gritty of the reason for the presentation..

Watch/listen to it almost all the way through, it goes on for quite a while and the guy is quite tedious so you don't need to listen to it all, when he starts to tell you what he can do for you it can be a drag..

http://pro.stansberryresearch.com/1304PWAUP2YR/PPSIP521/

What do you think.....?

[nara]

What do you think.....?

The fact that he fined $1.5 million for security fraud in 2007 would make me a tad sceptical.

[bobwill]

wonder which one was first seems the same except one is the dollar and one the pound

[URL="http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/economics/uk/end-of-britain-uk-government-debt-spending-interest-rates"]The End of Britain - MoneyWeek[/URL]

[thered]

wonder which one was first seems the same except one is the dollar and one the pound

[URL="http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/economics/uk/end-of-britain-uk-government-debt-spending-interest-rates"]The End of Britain - MoneyWeek[/URL]

Sounds like my posts

i like the bit from callaghan left wing communist spend more on the state type who seen the light

"We used to think you could spend your way out of recession and increase employment by boosting government spending***8230; I tell you that option no longer exists. And so far as it ever did exist, it only worked on each occasion***8230; by injecting a bigger dose of inflation into the economy, followed by a higher level of unemployment as the next step."

Reason NEW labour want to stay away from the old, spending more and more in the end never works.


Yes it pleases and wins votes short term but long term you end up with more social more welfare and even less money.