i bought a 1/4 million worth of iraqi dinar a few years ago for about 300 bucks. don't know where it's at now but long-term if we ever get this shit figured out over there it could turn out to be a decent investment.
i bought a 1/4 million worth of iraqi dinar a few years ago for about 300 bucks. don't know where it's at now but long-term if we ever get this shit figured out over there it could turn out to be a decent investment.
it's not a good idea to buy real money, but i would do the same thing for virtual dinar, if it exists.
The Canadian Dollar. A real piece of crap currency. The gov't tries to brainwash it's population telling them stuff like "we are recession proof" and "we are in much better shape than the rest of the countries", and stupid people believe it and have you seen home prizes in Canada, the market is one big lie. The whole country is one big lie and I can't wait to see it burst like a zit and everyone who believed the crap the gov't spews out go bankrupt and lose their homes to foreclosure.
gold is very high
canadian dollar is high, but i think that there will be a economic bubble with it in the future, since it is high and since there is only reasons that it goes higher (vs euro and dollar) (excepted the fact that it is already high)
Exactly........ gold is on a solid uptrend. I can't see how it can really fall for a few years if the largest economies around the world continue to print money, monetise their debt and we continue to have these insolvency issues.
Its probably due for a correction but long term, at the end of the day its money which cant be printed.
GBP - not doing well but is actually not likely to do well for long time.
EURO - you said is low, but we all know its going much lower.
AUD - had a bit of a correction, and "might" be worth looking at.
I know the US market is a tad bit worst but at least the gov't is being up front and honest regarding how bad it is. But the Canadian gov't is flat out lying to it's citizens. They keep on encouraging their population to spend money and intentionally falsely prop up the house values so that people stupidly think that it's a good time to buy houses but essentially, they are doing the same thing that the US home buyers were doing, taking big debts on their mortgages that will burst and at the end of it, they will have no choice but to let the banks take over the property.
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