You are losing purchasing power for the US Dollar every day, yet the US Dollar seems to maintain its long-term value in Financial Markets, you might ask how this seeming conundrum is possible? Well, we provide some clues in our travels through the currency markets, and you can start with the obvious depreciation strategies of foreign governments who need a strong dollar to make their trade schemes work in the so-called Free Trade Market.
Remember to always do your own Research and Due Diligence!
In this video, we discuss longer-term one-way trades in the currency markets, and how this seems to be a definitive go-to strategy for many countries versus the US Dollar as a reserve currency in the interconnected global financial system.
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Courtesy of John Mark Gray, John has an MA in Philosophy and an MBA in Business. He has worked in academia, Fortune 500 companies, consulting, and financial markets. He has written many articles and white papers on financial markets and economics. He has a background in Logic & Game Theory and enjoys playing Chess and Poker in his spare time.
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