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That would imply that you have significant inflation in USD which is not the case.
by dx034 10y ago
That would imply that you have significant inflation in USD which is not the case.
- MichaelBurge 10y agoHe(solotronics) didn't say USD. He could be referring to China. They're pumping out ridiculous amounts of money. I heard land prices have grown by 10x in the past few years, and at the fixed exchange rate they'll have enough money to buy the US by the end of the year and enough money to buy the world by the end of next year. (Obviously those exchange rates aren't valid outside of China)