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US Dollar Review

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The US Dollar Report, a series of videos, extends the discussion.

It's easy to stumble upon some version of the Dollar is Dead narrative while browsing the Internet. The reasons for the dollar's demise range from hyperinflation to the fall of the petrodollar and the rise of the petrol yuan. The latter argument, which is actually fake news when compared to how markets truly operate, has been eagerly adopted by gold enthusiasts and crypto supporters on social media. The notion that every new generation gets ensnared in is downright laughable when you consider what truly drives the world's core currency.

Most people talking down the dollar are indirectly suggesting that currencies like the Euro, Yen, and Canadian Dollar, as well as other peripheral currencies, will soar as the dollar declines. We delve into this false assumption in the US Dollar Report. This is not how empires transition.

The Dollar Will Become A Weapon Of Mass Destruction

The prevailing view that the recent U.S. dollar rally is merely a positioning reset rather than a true fundamental revival, essentially that “the dollar is still dead”—is widely held, but could prove as misguided and ill-timed as Irving Fisher’s infamous declaration on October 15, 1929, that the economy had reached a “permanently high plateau.”

That phrase symbolized the excessive optimism of the time. Fisher’s confidence came after nearly a decade of economic expansion and stock market speculation, with the Dow Jones soaring tenfold. Just days after his statement, however, the market collapsed—starting with Black Thursday (October 24) and followed by Black Monday and Black Tuesday, wiping out nearly half of its value and triggering the Great Depression. The comparison serves as a cautionary reminder of the risks of dismissing shifts in market momentum as temporary noise.

Get ready for so serious shit when the dollar gets up to 88 mph.

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