The Euro is a bubble?

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crgarcia

I'm NOT saying the bubble is going to burst anytime soon, but Europe has poor fundamentals.

Too much regulations, sky high taxes, corrupt countries, aging population that isn't growing.
Lazy, uncompetitive, pessimist workers, lots of unions, the list goes on.

So the Euro run is only caused by massive printing of the dollar, rather than europe solid economies?
 
Paper currencies are a big "ugly contest". Currently the US Dollar is winning.

Meanwhile over in another corner, gold and oil are fighting a beauty contest


Quote from crgarcia:

I'm NOT saying the bubble is going to burst anytime soon, but Europe has poor fundamentals.

Too much regulations, sky high taxes, corrupt countries, aging population that isn't growing.
Lazy, uncompetitive, pessimist workers, lots of unions, the list goes on.

So the Euro run is only caused by massive printing of the dollar, rather than europe solid economies?
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Quote from crgarcia:

I'm NOT saying the bubble is going to burst anytime soon, but Europe has poor fundamentals.

Too much regulations, sky high taxes, corrupt countries, aging population that isn't growing.
Lazy, uncompetitive, pessimist workers, lots of unions, the list goes on.

So the Euro run is only caused by massive printing of the dollar, rather than europe solid economies?
More...

Which Eurozone countries do you consider corrupt?
 
In order for the Euro to be shown for what it truly is, the US would have to stop being fiscally irresponsible. The dollar is hated - loathed in fact. Until that changes, people buy the Euro.
 
I hear Italy is trying to push retirement to age 55, so taxes will go even higher, having to pay for all of the 55 yr olds who no longer have to work.

If someone did some research into what the mode age is for Italy, they could probably predict when the value will drop.
 
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