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Originally Posted by sperbonzo
You're kidding right?
do you understand basic economics?
The dollars weakness is GREAT for the US economy. Our exports and corporate assets are strong sellers.
The over strong Euro, on the other hand, is flattening out the EU economy in a really big way. This is why unemployment in the EU is twice to 5 times the US rate, your export market is in the shitter, and the heads of banks in places like Germany are trying to figure a way to get out of the Euro and go back to the Deutchmark.
Don't buy the hype pal.... look at the realities of the situation.
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Yes but what about the UK pound then, 1 pound = 1,5 euro's. I personally don't like the Euro I haven't seen a single advantage since it was introduced apart from the fact you don't need a money exchange if you go to a foreign country within the union. The Euro made everything more expensive and is nothing more than a smoke screen for politicians to use to tell people how well everything is going and how thankful they should be. You don't even want to know how much tax money is going in that entire EU garbage thing that results in nothing. They even allowed all those poor countries to join and the EU union is donating enormous amounts of money to these countries and gets nothing in return. "Money from Europe" they call it, no wonder tons of investors are pulling away because the costs of labour are just gigantic compared to most other countries in the world.