all you need to know is if more countries pull out of the PetroDollar and replace with say the PetroYuan ......... we in for some shiit
all you need to know is if more countries pull out of the PetroDollar and replace with say the PetroYuan ......... we in for some shiit
our debt doesn't matter.
The entire world depends on our economy. We're not going anywhere.
I understand I just disagree.
Could you explain why it will always be the reserve currency of the world? and why that wont change?
Long, but it lays out clearly a pretty strong case as to why you both are wrong.
Specifically what about the video did you find to be bullshyt?you really listen to this shyt.....
@ having related videos like "5-15 years from now, 95% of Americas will be "
They havent even began free-floating the RMB yet and these dudes talking about it as a reserve currency of the worldIts funny hearing non-finance people talk about how our economy works. @Domingo Halliburton knows his shyt. Listen to the man.
For those fools that think the world is going to switch to Chinese currency -
No one trusts the Chinese. They don't trust themselves. Their economy is largely built on bullshyt. When their bubble pops you will see the light. If you don't know finance I'll try to put it simply like this: They are propping up their economy artificially. It's not natural growth and therefore one day it will collapse.
For those fools that think the world is going to switch to Chinese currency -
No one trusts the Chinese. They don't trust themselves. Their economy is largely built on bullshyt. When their bubble pops you will see the light. If you don't know finance I'll try to put it simply like this: They are propping up their economy artificially. It's not natural growth and therefore one day it will collapse.
They havent even began free-floating the RMB yet and these dudes talking about it as a reserve currency of the world
this is about the world getting off the dollar, not necessarily adopting the yen. i dont know who in this thread is asserting the world will adopt the yen as the global reserve currency.
i think you have the chinese economy confused with the US economy