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Disliked{quote} The physical currency still exists, which is more of his point, I believe. To fanciful I can say with full confidence currencies are not collapsing, nor will they. Not anytime in the next 50-100 years, anything short of Nuclear war or a country being wiped off the map. Currencies are too pegged to each other to just collapse these days. I've heard the currency collapse talk TWO DECADES, and it's always the same cycle. If the dollar collapses, it all goes; if the euro goes, it all goes. Currency won't matter anymore, only beef jerky and bullets....Ignored
Disliked{quote} If i remember correctly, i heard about currencies collapsing when i was in school14 years ago
maybe even more
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Disliked{quote} Nobody drinks a beer or whiskey in this country...Nor a chat about trading or somthing,.. Sad af...Ignored
DislikedBack in 1971 Uj was around 356. Price fell for 40 years. I got into trading around 2005-6 when UJ was at 120 or so. People were talking about it collapsing to 0 within a couple of years. It got to 75 ish in 2010 or so. People were screaming it's going to 0. Now it is back to 155, and people are screaming for intervention and that it's way too high. And its ONLY about HALF as high as it started. Lol. My point is that nothing is collapsing. Its all a cycle. It will continue to be that way unless fundamental intervention that is out of anyone's hands...Ignored
Disliked{quote}you tell no lies {quote} Come on over to Thailand, ill make you right at home, all the chats, trading, and beer you want.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Haha I'm just joking with you we all can be wrong, keep on grinding wish you good luckIgnored
Disliked{quote} haha thanks, you too. but it really seams like bearish, but what are these bullish candles now? I dont get it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Gold update ::: next 2 targets but might need a pullback New Cable Thread & Other Pairs {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} not sure if that is true, the argentinian peso could tell a different story. The yen back then being cheap was a good thing for them, was a strategy, now it's not, now it's big a problem context matters. most notably there was the Papiermark, or the Zimbabwen dollar an they were not the only one. When they ended the exchange rate was almost insane.Ignored