Curtains for the USD? mmmm!

what fiction.. ::confused::

you sure you have dat right to front or bass akwards ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

Maps...all the "sky is falling" nonsense you post daily from some obscure, fringe, dubious publications that you hungrily gobble up. Now you know why the Chicken Little moniker is attributed to you. Just saying.

USA has been imposing the use of the dollar for very long, but now especially with China and Russia growing in influence. For example the Africa case is very interesting, because Chinese are doing a lot for Africa, building roads, hospitals and trading, various industries, it's becoming a new world.

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Maps...all the "sky is falling" nonsense you post daily from some obscure, fringe, dubious publications that you hungrily gobble up. Now you know why the Chicken Little moniker is attributed to you. Just saying.
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oh man!  skin thin.  get wood, get vex!  cry! : : :

take a page form google...channel you inner googles.  google gets wood, he takes it, gobbles it, with a smile... and makes room to get more.
there you are..the example in principle of the way to go in the face of wood.  more to come

Maps...like you getting basssody in the yonder years...where is the US dollar today? You forget that there was eleven reasons. The 11th was to discount the other 10 falsehood you posted.

Now get smart, don't be fooled by all the nut-job publications, just because they are anti-US...otherwise you will end up like the resident idiot here.

what was the latest development re the Renminbi ::confused::

the USD  remains strong eh.  there you go then.  kerry orn ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

Maps...I can't believe that you seriously are backing the renminbi. You need to start picking winners. I thought that you were a betting man. Pretty soon you will come and pick another failed currency to upstart the USD. But I tell you maps...the greenback is king.

WASHINGTON - The stock market's sharp decline in August and September took its toll on Americans' finances in the third quarter. Household net worth fell for the first time in four years.
The Federal Reserve says Americans' stock and mutual fund portfolios plunged $2.3 trillion in the July-September quarter. That far outweighed a $482 billion increase in home values. Overall, household net worth fell to $85.2 trillion from $86.4 trillion in the second quarter.
Less household wealth can cause consumers to pull back on spending to rebuild savings. That can slow growth since consumer spending drives more than two-thirds of economic activity. Americans were cautious about spending in October when retail sales barely rose and savings rates climbed.

[size=14pt]chairman!  make sure you go through that above there very, very slowly with SCA so that he may understand it[/size]

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The Federal Reserve says
Americans stock and mutual fund portfolios plunged $2.3 trillion in the July-September quarter.
household net worth fell to $85.2 trillion
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Maps , NO one can help that fellah with Comprehension.

Lost cause.....