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Quote from dwl603:

....... i just want to know wether or not you think it will happen and why.


The CAD outlook versus USD is favorable for a few reasons:

1) As mentioned by Atticus, the Loonie has become a petro-dollar given the size of Canadas' reserves and juxtaposition to the US.

2) Recently, the Fed reaffirmed its commitment to Easy Money in light of an otherwise mortgage/financial sector blowup. More money in the system spurs already skyrocketing commodity prices as investors seek a haven in hard assets. One of those assets being oil.

In order to buy Canadian oil, one must first purchase Canadian dollars (and sell USD, EUR or whatever).

Anytime inflation is rampant, commodities rise as a safe haven, and therefore, peto-backed currencies to purchase that asset.

Helicopter Boy is a shoe-in for Easy Money and I don't see that ending soon....


3) Geopolitically, a War with Iran is inevitable before the Neocons leave office. Irans oil and gas infrastructure will be decimated. Rates must be low prior to a War. Otherwise, high rates and stratospheric oil prices will break this Bulls neck like a Chicken. Without a decent economy to placate the American public, the Iran War will have no legs. And what would be the point of that??


All signs point towards very easy credit until Bush leaves office....


A final note - interest rates are crucial. Nation-states refuse to stand idly by as the US FED spends their productive output while they remain fiscally responsible.

Monetary markets are now one due to globalization and the free flow of trade. When the FED prints, its not just US prices that inflate - but prices the WORLD OVER.

So nations are faced with prisoners dilemma. Either inflate along with the US so they benefit more from their OWN productive output (relative to the US. IOW - beat them TO THE PUNCH). Or keep rates at a 'responsible' level and watch the USD buy everything through the roof - and the foreign bankers still get screwed!!!

Its really economic hegemony.
 
Quote from Brandonf:

Dang it I wanted to the inspire the boy wonder to tell me why or make a video about it and tell me how it all fits in with the famous BNB method. You ruined all my fun (which shows just how little fun there is in my life right about now, LOL) Can he tell us why a cheap (not worthless!) dollar policy might be in order, and then compare each and figure out which situation applies right now?

Brandon


My fun is pontificating about economic theory at 1 in the morning. :P

Bed time :)
 
there is nothing more to debate about the state of the US dollar.




Quote from BNB Analytics:

lol.. check the latest quote reading on that pair?

fundamentally in the U.S, the credit crunch will be the added punch to the fall of the dollar. foreign countries(who do most of our buying of the dollar) are just simply losing interest in our dollar. to say the war hasn't had an effect on all of this would be an understatement.

i would expect the dollar to continue to lose its value and hopefully washington and the fed. reserve will get their stuff together and bring the dollar on the right track..

technically, there are more sellers than buyers so we are starting to see more of a price imbalance in this downtrend that we are in.

anyone care to debate me on how we will bring the dollar on the right track?
 
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