No one is worried about rising interest rates as they assume rates are rising due to improved economic growth prospects. But the plunging dollar proves rates are actually rising due to increasing currency risk and diminished U.S. credit worthiness.
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) February 1, 2018
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- @tevenski Yes, and you had just as much fun hitting a ball of light back and forth. At the time we all thought that was incredible. Just like kids use to have lots of fun staring at a radio listening to the Lone Ranger or Howdy Doody. It's just a function of what you know.
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- @KennedyFinance Just checked. Your account is up 40% since Jan. of 2016, but still down 2% since you opened it. You stated just before a big rise in the dollar, so your account initially fell by 30%. The dollar has surrendered those gains, and if I'm right its about to get killed.
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