Glad I don't have any dollars now....

 

You won't be the only one soon......fact is, who does, most everything people have are NOTES......FRB notes of debt:

 

Garr i say buy gold, silver, precious stones now arrg

 

No, the time to do that was 15 years ago.

 

It's interest rates, and debt,
if there is no return - and the supply keeps going up.
can there be another result?
can only hope its a slow drop - i still need time
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a1MsoPDHjFS4
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4460aa54-cc6f-11dd-acbd-000077b07658.html

 

i wonder how many one dollar bills it takes to heat my house using a wood burning stove.
and on a side note how many ones could i get for a 10# bag o my garden grown taters in a year?

 

Link please? I'm finding nothing on bloomberg.

 

On dec 9th the treasury Auction 23bn in T bills and they sold at a realized rate of 0.19 percent for a three month bill. That is statistically so close to par that it only pays for large investors to put money into them. At the last auction they where some where in the range of 2% that was three months ago. Now I am not an economist but I was told by my local bank branch manager that this could cause a large devaluation in march when these bills are cashed in. Due to the fact that nobody will be buying them because there in no money to be made. So like I said I am not an expert in his area so I am wondering what others out there think?
Also I read today that Deutsche Bank is not going to pay off one of there hybrid-capital bonds in order to preserve there cash position this means they will have to pay intrest on it at I think it is 2.9% on 1.4 billion dollars. When I see a bank that is trying to preserve capital I am thinking that they are hunkering down for a long cold resecion / depresion makes me think that they know something the rest of us only suspect. What do you all think?

 

Yer, saw it on the media here last night.