Well blue, I'm not quite sure what ya mean. There is nothing you or I can do that would cause the dollar to move a penny up or down. The main reason the dollar is headed lower is this nations debt and countries who once held the dollar are divesting into other currencies. Second in the last 2 weeks large amounts of money is going into oil thereby causing the dollar to head lower. I sold all my stock 3 years ago when I noticed that the true value of my paper had started a turn down when I compared it to the GDP as a measure against the price of gold. Should you buy more gold? Only you can decide that but when I make decisions I base them on past performance.
History has taught us that when the price of gold rises sharply that the value of the dollar goes the other way. I personally believe that our dollar his headed for a collapse and the price of gold may rise to 2000. Now once the dollar collapses the inflationary pressure will be off gold and its price should come back down. Now in the event that this does happen we will begin a new economic cycle and the dollar not being the base of monetary exchange does not mean it will not have value to the people in this country. Therefore when the economy collapses you can buy up things for pennies on the dollar if you have the cash. It sounds confusing but if you retain at least 30% cash you will be in a great position when the economy deflates.
Keep in mind that I'm not the sharpest toll in the shed.
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