Silver Investor: This Week's Economic Update

Published: Sun, 09/25/11

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  • Question of the Week

  • Article of the Week

  • Audio of the Week

  • Are you taking steps to preserve your wealth?
     

  • Question of the Week

     
    For this week rather than a question-- Thought I would let you have a "peek" into some of my consulting work. This comes from a London based group and it is something I forecast to a hedge fund manager on August 19th.
     
    David,
     
    Just to say great call on the gap fill you mentioned to --Hedge Fund name left out-- below.  Looks like that is exactly what has happened.
     
    Kind regards
     
    Bryan

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    Article of the Week

    Why should anyone trust the U.S. to get it financial house in order?

    by David Morgan, Silver-Investor.com, TheMorganReport.com, follow silverguru22 on Twitter, Subscribe to the silverguru Channel on You Tube

    Several articles have appeared in the mainstream press over the past several months discussing some alternative to the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency of the world. Special Drawing Rights (SDR) sponsored by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been mentioned. Some time ago, an article on Reuters indicated a United Nations panel has decided much of the world would like to move away from the American currency as the world's reserve currency. This panel wanted to look into a "basket of currencies" or perhaps another entirely different, new currency to replace the U.S. dollar. Additionally, both the Russians and Chinese have indicated similar concerns.

    Action has been taken to move in this direction, for example Russia and China have agreed to do some trading using each others respective currencies bypassing the need to move into U.S. dollars. There have been rumors over the years that some of the North African nations, and Middle Eastern nations were wishing to settle the oil trade in Euro's rather than dollars.

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