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EURO vs DOLLAR EFFECT says it's NOT.
Millions Of Americans Are Living In Ignorant Bliss Of The Risks Being Taken With Their Money By Government And Central Bankers. If You Are Aware Of The Situation, You Will SURVIVE And PROFIT -- While The Rest Will Face Financial Catastrophe.
"I Urge You To Go Lock The Door, Take The Phone Off The Hook, Grab Your Favourite Beverage And Study Every Single Word Of This Letter, Because It's THAT Important."
Why?What If I Could Show You …
… Now Let Me Ask You, Would That Interest You?If so, you are about to discover what has been, in essence, my life's work for the majority of my adult years - a compilation of all the things that I learned in study for my Economics degree and all the additional research I have conducted since looking seriously into our crazy world of finance
From: Alex Wallenwein Dear Friend, Until 2003, I was something of an ‘unknown.' In the financial world there are many writers and thinkers who work to help the rest of us understand some of the complexities of modern life as it relates to our money. Until 2003, I was like you - an interested spectator. I used to read the financial press and explain to friends and family about what a crazy world we seem to live in. I'd try to warn them about the storm clouds I could see looming on the financial horizon. Back then, the problems didn't seem like they would be so bad - I thought we'd escape. But in mid 2002, I realised something …
This worried me, and it still does. If anything, a few years on, I worry that the financial problems we all face are getting ever worse rather than better. I was so worried about this that I realised that I could no longer just keep this information to myself, I had to let many others know about it.
Without trying to educate people about our looming disaster, millions of people could be wiped out. Now, I haven't helped millions of people just yet, but I'm getting there!
So in early 2003 …
… was born.
Since early 2003, I have been providing information about the ever gathering storm clouds to subscribers far and wide. My desire to inform saw me provide regular articles for a number of free financial websites. But, in those free articles, I can only offer a teaser of what I really know and what you really need to know.
I'm afraid that it has to be this way for two very real reasons. Firstly, there is only so much I can write in a free article. To be able to fully inform you about a situation, I often need more than the few hundred words I am allowed on someone else's site.
Secondly, if I give away all my information, you will never act upon it. Information like this is only useful to you if you act upon it and it has value. For the information to have true value, you need to have paid a price to obtain it. Without paying a price, it is just free ‘stuff'.
The value comes in applying the knowledge …
These storm clouds I speak of lead an intelligent investor to a number of important conclusions. One of these is that a good place to store your wealth in times of turbulence is …
But alas, even this isn't so simple. I won't lie to you, at first I didn't realise, until I started doing it for myself.
You see, firstly you need to make the decision to invest in gold. Then, you need to decide how to do it. This, I soon found, is something of a minefield …
Do you buy coins? Or bars? Or certificates? What sort of bullion? Which coins? What age and nationality? What purity? Are some mints more ‘respected' and thus more highly valued than others? How do you store it? Should I buy options? Or futures? How can you guarantee to be able to resell it? How does the market work and should I try to ‘time' my purchases and sales? And on and on …
Before long, my head was spinning!
I suddenly found that I needed to do another huge raft of research to be able to offer a professional service. So off I went to get to grips with this too. Please just trust me on this, it is a very complex and rather varied area of finance.
But happily, I have been able to unravel many of the mysteries of gold and precious metal investment. The benefit of all this ‘extra' experience, in ‘the field' as it were, is the real difference between many of my theoretical investment peers and I.
In fact, my knowledge and quality of research has been highlighted by a number of the investment ‘gurus' in the newsletter business.
For example …
If you have any financial interest in the eventual fate of the US dollar, you would be wise to follow Alex's advice and turn to hard assets for a portion of your money. Alex will guide you through the, frankly, rather complex world of gold holdings without trying to sell it to you himself!"
My articles have now appeared in full or in part on over 100 websites worldwide.
As you can see, these people, the one's that know what they are doing and talking about, view me as a respected source for gold information. This has taken me just a little over two years, which shows how important these guys view my work and the subject in general to be.
Even competitors of mine who are trying to cut me down to size say very nice things about me. One of them said this:
when I accidentally made a date error in an article. Another called me,
while trying to refute a point I had made about gold stocks in an earlier article. I'm actually quite proud of the criticisms.
There is, however, a reason why I view our coming economic problems to be far more serious than most. The reason for my worry has to do with my upbringing.
I'm actually from Germany. I was born and raised there and then moved to the United States over twenty years ago.
While growing up, I was amazed and rather horrified to be told stories by my grandparents. You see, my grandparents had lived through the post-WWI era in the late 1920's.
If you aren't aware, through those years Germany suffered many financial problems. The cause of them was essentially reparations to be made to other nations for the costs of the First World War. The reasons are actually quite complex, so I won't go into them here.
But, what did happen was to leave a mark on economists the world over. Why? Because Germany suffered something called
This means that prices not only went up, as we are used to, but they rocketed. For about a year and a half, prices increased by well over 100% - each month!
My grandparents would explain to me how, everything they owned became almost worthless overnight. Any savings increased by far less than the inflation rate, so within weeks or months the money was almost valueless. They told me how most people with jobs found very quickly that their salary was too low to buy food or pay for the rent. Starvation was rampant.
As you might imagine, these stories have stayed with me, for a very long time indeed.
I don't know that the US is going to suffer the same fate. But what I do know is that if the situation becomes only 10% as bad as it was in Germany, there are going to be huge upheavals to both individuals and society as a whole. And, because the US dollar is the world's ‘reserve currency' these problems will cause major changes worldwide. Nobody will be completely immune.
In fact, to show you a little of what I mean, let me take a moment to explain a few facts …
I know! Isn't that mind boggling???
Somehow, we ‘the people' owe more money, on behalf of the government than exists anywhere in the world. In fact, if you sold everything, everywhere in America - every house, car, business, savings account and more - you would have roughly enough money to repay one third of the total debt.
So who will repay that debt?
You? Me? The government?
There are very few ways to repay that kind of debt. Either, you as government honcho inflate the currency to reduce the real value of the debt - which reduces all of your currency in value. Or, you default, the equivalent of going broke and failing to keep up to date with interest payments - which reduces the value of everyone's money.
Neither is very appealing, is it? And either way, we all lose.
It was a situation very similar to this in Germany all those years ago. The debts were to other nations and the interest payments became too much for the economy.
But don't worry, in The Euro vs Dollar Monitor, I focus on the assets that will hold their value. And, as the dollar slips and slides, these assets are very likely to actually increase in value.
Don't worry, I didn't write that sentence to get involved in the ‘should we' or ‘shouldn't we' debate. That was not my point.
My point is that war is, in general, and it seems in Iraq too, a very expensive business. It costs mega amounts of money to keep troops half way around the world on a semi permanent basis.
The mere fact that American soldiers are currently stationed en masse in both Iraq and Afghanistan means that it is highly unlikely that government spending and borrowing will either slow down or be reduced in the coming years. By which time, the borrowings will be even more astronomical than they are now. Who can say just how much they will need to spend in the future?
This makes it highly unlikely that any action can be taken by government to control spending in a rational manner until the situation is too late.
Yep, that's right. We mostly owe all this money to countries like Japan and China.
Who else could you borrow from? I mean, if I needed to borrow $50, I could ask almost anyone. And if they trusted me and thought I'd repay, they would hopefully lend me the money.
But, if I need to borrow a billion dollars, most people cannot lend me such an amount. I need to ask someone who controls a heck of a lot of money. In many cases, that person is a national government.
As I'm sure you are aware, governments also employ economists and other generally bright folk. No matter what the national interest at stake may be, they will surely advise their government to make a profit.
What sort of advice might they give?
Let's be real here … most housewives could provide the information these governments need. For example, don't lend to someone who already owes more than they can afford to repay. That would make a lot of sense. But, it could cripple America.
Why?
Because each month, we make our debt repayments with borrowed money. That's right. We borrow from Peter to pay Paul - or at least the government does it for us.
If we could no longer borrow extra money, how would we repay our debts?
Or, how about this for more housewife advice?
If the value of your savings is falling and looks set to fall further, sell up and salvage what you can. But this could cripple America too.
Why?
If other countries started selling our debts (US Treaury Bonds) all at once, their prices would drop like a rock, and that would make thier yield (which move inversly to prices) go up like rocket ships. And with those yields, long term mortgage rates would go skyhigh - like back in 1980 - and that would kill our economy.
What this really means is that ‘the strings' on the US economy are no longer being ‘pulled' in Washington, but in Tokyo and Beijing. Suddenly, what is happening in the global economy seems much more important, doesn't it?
Ok. Don't worry. I'm done with the scary facts. Alas, I could think of another six or seven just like those above. But I don't want to get you too depressed. It wouldn't be fair.
Just let us finish with this … the next time you hear an American politician speak about the current economy or dollar policy being "strong" just pause for thought for a moment. Ask yourself this question:
"Is he or she lying to me or just too dumb to realise the truth?"
Either answer isn't very positive I'm afraid.
This is a good point. Here I am telling you all about the woes of the US dollar, but my newsletter is called The Euro vs Dollar Monitor. Why?
Well, since the end of World War II, the US dollar has been, as I said, the world's reserve currency. This means that pretty much every nation on earth needs to own some, mainly to be used to buy oil on the markets - or to stabilize their own currency.
But now, for the first time, there is a second currency whose appeal may be enough to convince the world that they really no longer need (or want) their dollars. This, of course, is the …
… and it looks as though, inch by inch, the Euro will become the ‘favourite' of the financial community. If this happens, it will spell immediate trouble for the dollar and everyone that owns dollar assets.
This is why I use the ‘vs' in the title of my newsletter. It really is becoming a competition between these two major currencies. Each one interested in supremacy and all the benefits that status brings.
But, I have to warn you:
That's right! I don't think that my newsletter is for everyone.
Firstly, I do my best to tell it like it is. Not everyone likes to read what is really going on in the world and why. Many people would much rather see a 10 second ‘soundbite' on the TV news and leave it at that.
Not only do I tell it like it is, I often go into great detail to explain both the causes and likely consequences of whatever market moves or government shenanigans are occurring. Some people would rather not know that their elected representatives are not ‘playing with a straight bat'.
Secondly, my newsletter is in effect counselling you, the reader, to take full control of your finances. I am, after all, among other things, proposing ways and means for you to invest in gold. Gold is a substance that offers true freedom to the owner.
As you may know, gold is the only real money and has been a most reliable store of wealth for thousands of years. Ownership offers the potential for real freedom. It is a statement of individual liberty by the owner.
Again, not everyone likes the idea of real, genuine freedom and individual liberty, especially in the modern world. If I have just described you, I'm really sorry, but my newsletter might just be a little too much for you.
I also ought to point out that reading my newsletter is quite likely to make you think about the world in a new light. You will start to see clarity where before there was ‘newspeak' and confusion. You may also start to view your place in the world rather differently too. When confronted with a new and demystified vision of the world, many people start to look at themselves in a new light as well.
But I'm pleased to say that I now have many, many readers in over 15 countries. If nothing else, it is great to know that there are freedom loving individuals everywhere. These people find themselves in a new and wonderful situation …
I can't lie to you. Another reason that my newsletter will not be for everybody is price. It isn't cheap.
Now don't get me wrong, it's not $2,000 dollars a year (as some indeed do), or anywhere near that much. But, it does take me on average over 100 hours each month to produce. As you might imagine, to be certain of my facts for each issue, I have to do lots of reading of related subjects and background articles. This all takes time and quite an effort. Since I started writing full time, my mental stamina has increased dramatically!
In reality, the writing is actually one of the easier parts of the process. There is that much research involved that writing is often the quick part!
Although I try to make the newsletter as affordable as I can, so that as many people as possible can benefit from it, and as I said earlier, I publish many articles for free to help, I also have to price the newsletter realistically. Not only is there my time involved, but I also employ other people to help me with the specialised research and publishing aspects.
Each month, The Euro vs Dollar Monitor contains a number of sections which are designed to keep you up to date with the markets and geopolitical issues.
Each month I try to inform, amuse and guide my readers.
For example, here is an essay that I published in late August, 2005 and is called:
So many investors' hopes and dreams ride on the Dow, who would want to let them fall by the wayside?
Well, there's old "Mr. Market," for one.
The old man of the trading world just never quite seems to want to die. He never quite does what traders, investors, or market regulators want him to do, either - try as they might.
So, how's it shakin' for his offspring, Mr. Dow, then? He stands first in line to inherit - if and when Mr. Market folds his hands for the last time.
If Mr. Market was a human being capable of speech, he would have to quote Mark Twain, as he once remarked: "All recent reports of my death are false and greatly exaggerated." It's like Nietzsche declaring that "God is dead."
I saw a T-Shirt once with that slogan emblazoned on the front. It said: "God is dead - Nietzsche." On the back of the T-Shirt it said: "Nietzsche is dead - God."
Mr. Market ain't dyin'. And he's not to be tamed, either. He is just patient. He has time. Men don't. Even generations of men that have the same mind set cannot outlast Mr. Market.
And that is beginning to show itself once more, all over again.
Dow-boy is living on borrowed time, as he has since his moment of glory in late 1999.
He was resuscitated by his witch doctor handlers - sort of.
Problem is, he just hasn't been the same since he paid a visit to the land of the dead, back in 2002. Sure, he "came back" - but the question remains whether that was a true revival or the result a Voodoo-style seance.
As the following chart shows, for all intents and purposes, Dow-boy has been wandering the high plains as a Zombie ever since:
Guess who?
The Fed's been priding itself over having gotten "so much better" over the past decades. It learned its little Voodoo lessons well, it seems.
- "Better at what?" is the question, though. Better at "managing" the economy, of course, duh!
That's newspeak for plain old market manipulation. Market manipulation has Congress' stamp of approval now, since 1913, so such obvious badges of fraud are no longer tolerated in our common vocabulary. It's called "managing" now! Got it? Geez-wiz. What's taking you so long? Get with the times, will you?
So, we all have seen the light. The wonders of the market managers never cease. These days, Zombies can indeed walk the plains of market activity - but are they truly alive?
If you've ever watched a horror movie with zombies in it, you know the answer. Those buggers just keep on decaying after they are ‘revived,' until they finally fall apart.
But anyone they bite becomes a zombie himself.
Looks like a lot of investors are sporting the zombie-bite these days. They are brain-dead already, but they just keep on "investing" - in a walking corpse.
China, meanwhile, humanity's greatest threat to international security and human freedom, a country whose leaders have not forgotten that victory requires absolute, unquestioning, even shocking ruthlessness, is amassing the gold that Europeans keep selling under their WA accord.
Right along European gold, China has also been buying the gold the US Treasury/Fed contingent has quietly "liberated" from its underground prison in order to keep the dollar in the reserve currency drivers seat for just a little while longer.
So, what's gnawing on Dow-boy's zombie-flesh, other than the inevitable tooth of time? It's
OIL
for one.
Oil and paper don't mix too well. You can dry a wet piece of paper, but once you got oil on it, might just as well toss it out and get a new one. Stock certificates traded on the Dow are getting oil poured all over them, lately. Sure makes them burn better, but it detracts from their usefulness, somewhat.
It's also
Rising rates make companies pay more to borrow - and you already know how everything in this "new economy" is hocked up to the hilt. Heck, even the very currency we buy things with is based on nothing but debt.
So, now it costs more debt to get into debt deeper. Great ...
Bottom line: That makes it harder to get into debt to expand and make more "debt-with-which-to-pay-for-things," so profit outlook and therefore stock valuations suffer. Darn! How about
then? Since nobody can afford to remember publicly what inflation really is (an increase in the stock of currency beyond what the economy can accommodate), policy makers and market shakers are fighting the wrong thing with the wrong tool. It's like fighting fire with gasoline. Not very effective.
They say that higher oil causes inflation (they mean price inflation, normally the result of monetary inflation), so they need to raise interest rates to "nip it in the bud." But oil keeps rising for reasons that are external to the US economy, and therefore not subject to control by higher rates. Darn, again!
What they are really doing is fighting inflationary expectations by raising rates. That can be effective, up to a point, because the public has been successfully re-educated to believe such nonsense.
It's especially effective in fighting higher long term interest rates - the exact opposite of conventional wisdom that holds long rates will have to follow short rates up. And that exposes Greenspan's so-called "conundrum" as what it really is: A policy-goal
The truth is that long rates traditionally rise first, to which policy makers then respond with short rate-hikes - which then results in long rates finally topping and turning south.
Why does this happen? Rising short rates contain inflationary expectations, and that keeps investors piling into bonds, thus depressing long rates which are inverse to bond prices. Just take a look at this chart:
Apparently, lower long rates have been a major policy goal for the last fifteen years at least.
What does that tell us about current short rate hikes? Greenie wants the housing bubble to stay intact for just a bit longer.
Damage control... Management ...
... Manipulation? Nah! Come on, stop it already.
Question: Can rising short rates keep inflationary expectations down forever?
Answer: No. They can't.
Since oil is the avowed target, and foreign oil won't budge to domestic interest rate policy, as oil (and therefore raw materials and so eventually products prices) keep on rising right alongside the rate hikes, even brain-dead zombie investors/traders will see the writing on the wall and start getting out of bonds - and that will drop their price and raise their yields, and therefore long rates - eventually.
But when?
Could be very soon. Treasury prices have turned down just after touching their 200 day MA from below:
That's not a good sign. That, and the fact that this follows a classical double-top in rates during July, combined with the amount of attention recently given to the topping real estate bubble, all that makes a near-term treasury rout quite possible, to say the least.
Gold has been flat-lined since late least year. Its effective trading range was $420 to $440.
But it's now consolidating just under the $40 line while it remains above both its 50 day and 200 day MA.
The Washington Agreement gold sales limits cat is now out of the bag. The WA-CBs have already exceeded their gold-sales quota for the year, and there's another month left to the year.
Plus, mine production in South Africa is dropping like a rock, demand is up generally, and - well, you get the picture.
So, how about the Dow, then? Will it be up - or Dow(n)?
Well, rising oil, rising rates, stable gold ready to take off - heck, you tell me.
Only a resumption of the dollar's fall can save the Dow for a while longer. Since 2003, that has never failed, so far. Will it happen again?
Possibly, because a lower dollar improves foreign demand for US goods (and God only knows we can't afford to buy our own products anymore!)
But rising oil can and will still bring any Dow-positive effects of a falling dollar to a screeching halt. NY crude has risen about 50% since January (from about 42 to 66 a barrel) despite a rising dollar. Once the dollar starts falling again, adding it's negative effect to the oil price, watch US companies' energy and raw material costs go up!
So, the only thing that can now save the Dow can't really save it, either.
Naturally, the final turning point need not be right here, on Monday morning - but all the indicators point to it being very close.
[End of Article]
As I said earlier, I write to try and inform and tell it ‘like it is' which I think you can see from that article. That was one of my main essays of the month back in August 2005. ,
I usually write a few of those each month, as a main part of The Euro vs Dollar Monitor and as you might imagine, after a few months, you will start to see the financial world in a whole new light.
If you found that the essay above had a few terms in it that were new to you, don't worry. I explain these things as I go along to keep you informed. (If I'm honest, I took a few of the explanations out of the above to try and keep it short.)
I also have a Tips Section which is designed to help you find ways to structure your assets for the coming financial turmoil. In this section, I look into ways in which you can hold your assets for the most safely - and profit.
You won't want to miss this section of my newsletter. Many of my subscribers tell me that it is their favourite part.
Each Saturday, my subscribers also receive a Weekly Gold Wrap which focuses on the action in the markets during the previous week. Each issue looks at the movements in gold, the dollar, US rates, the Dow Jones, oil, and the Chinese Yuan.
With these markets in close focus, it makes both short and long term predictions a lot easier and therefore aids your future planning.
There is also a section which I like to call, ‘The Big Picture' as I use it to analyse the actions of the world leaders and central bankers. By understanding their motives and goals, you can ensure that your investments are carefully positioned for maximum effect.
I also provide Email Alerts when there appear to be major moves in the market. This helps you to stay up to date with vital information that could be affecting you and your wallet.
I'm very pleased to say that The Euro vs Dollar Monitor is very well received by readers, and I have been sent some ‘rave reviews' - without even asking for them.
For example -
Your warnings are vital for us here too. We lost our strong Gulden, are on the slippery downslope of losing all of our Sovereignty presently too. Then slavery. For myself: not without fighting back.
Kind regards,
Hi Alex:
I stayed up late last night just to read your newsletter. I believe the attachment said it was issue 4. It was, without a doubt, the best written and most comprehensive piece I've ever read on the subject.
You have pulled together information that every investor needs to know to make informed decisions as to how to protect their wealth in the short and long terms.
I especially liked your insights on China and the yuan. It makes much sense that the Chinese have a vested interest in maintaining things the way they are for as long as possible and until they have a Plan B.
Have any of your newsletters dealt with the upcoming ETF's and the part they play in this whole tangled web?
Thanks,
Pamela
Alex,
I can't find anything to write of a critical nature. This was an outstanding issue. Keep 'em comin.' Wish I didn't have to wait so long between issues. I'm learning a lot. I had a general notion of some of the concepts and ideas you discussed, but not the specifics and mechanics of how things worked. Great job!
Regards.............Bill
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