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Open original source ↗Based on many of the replies here, an underlying assumption is that the US dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency is diminishing, in line with US exceptionalism, the same sentiment before Reaganomics. This administration’s economic policies are Reaganomics on steroids.
In ARK’s non-consensus view, the dollar is poised to turn and move up dramatically, as it did in the early eighties because, based on this administration’s economic policies, the return on invested capital in the US is likely to increase relative to that in the rest of the world.
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Odds are high that the gold price is heading for a fall. Intraday today, the market cap of gold as a percent of the US money supply (M2) hit an all-time high: higher than its peak in 1980 when inflation and interest rates soared to the mid-teens and, even more shocking... https://t.co/3nHLqIK22t
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